Starting to feel settled:
Grocery store 2 blocks away, depenneur 1 1/2 blocks away (for the metro card and liquor)
Finished 2 books: Into the Woods by Tana French and The Birth House by Ami Mckay - Now, reading Prodigal Summer by Barbara Kingsolver – it feels luxurious being able to spend so much time reading. – especially, on my Kindle that John accidentally bought me for my birthday.
Also getting inspiration for my woodblocks reading “Japanese Woodblock Printing” by Rebecca Salter (Thanks, Tobi for the book)
La Verre Bouteille |
Found a bistro up the street – La Verre Bouteille– Gabrielle was our very helpful waitress
La Verre Bouteille food/snack |
Found the schedule for the bus to McGill, went to McGill to find the library.
Mont Royal street fair |
Street Fair this weekend on Mont-Royal bought a couple of new tops.It was hot and humid, then it rained, rained, rained.
Tried to Skype Dave in Tokyo, ended up having to call on the phone (he got a new job with UBS)
Checked out a couple of French classes at the YMCA and another public school – was more than we wanted to spend.
"The Illuminated Crowd" Avenue McGill College |
After that, John went to the McGill Library and then I went from there to St Catherine St. for window shopping and discovery
Then home --- we bought a roasted chicken, made sandwiches and took them to the roof patio with beers. Admired the city, north, south, east and west. Lovely view – perfect weather today/tonight.
this sounds so wonderful!! i love that you've started this blog! so...how did john accidentally buy you a kindle? that seems uncharacteristic for him. olivia wants to go to boston next month...maybe i could figure out a ticket mix-up? :) we're going to anaheim this weekend to go to a u2 concert. i'll try and call for father's day, but if it doesn't happen that day it will the next for sure!!
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ReplyDeleteSounds like you are having a blast. Street fairs are the best! Parlez-vous francais and let us know how you enjoy reading Sartre's No Exit in the "original"--Huis Clos.