Then Deb and Skoshi had a morning walk to a boulangerie. As Deb says, "Dogs are welcome here, but not necessarily in EVERY shop..." David, our early riser at home (6:30, like clockwork) is still asleep at 10. And Lisa can sleep till noon every day.
Friday, January 4, 2013
First Morning in France
After a few awakenings (midnight, 3 am, 5 am) and some sleeping aids (melatonin, valerian), we made it through the night. My stomach woke me at 3 and needed a snack. But Debra and I slept 'till 9 (after going to bed at 8).
Then Deb and Skoshi had a morning walk to a boulangerie. As Deb says, "Dogs are welcome here, but not necessarily in EVERY shop..." David, our early riser at home (6:30, like clockwork) is still asleep at 10. And Lisa can sleep till noon every day.
Then Deb and Skoshi had a morning walk to a boulangerie. As Deb says, "Dogs are welcome here, but not necessarily in EVERY shop..." David, our early riser at home (6:30, like clockwork) is still asleep at 10. And Lisa can sleep till noon every day.
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Yummy - I'm envious!!! What did you do with your house?
ReplyDeleteWe renter to a biker gang with big dogs.
DeleteEnvious? You spent a year in Rome and 2 1/2 in Zambia? Hello?
DeleteI went to Save On yesterday to buy bread. Not the same outcome.
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A grocery store? Mon deiu! How 21st century.
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