It's in Paris, near the Place de la Bastille—and filled with colorful houses, some with trompe-l'oeil effects. I was taken there by my dear friend Genie, who does the great Paris blog Paris and Beyond. Merci, Genie! |
As you probably guessed, the kitty has a victim in his sights—and in my version of the story, the little bird gets away every time. [To see more Mandarin Orange Monday posts, visit Lori K's meme.] |
Looks can be deceiving. Especially considering that moments before both of them were inside looking out waiting for the window to open so they could get some fresh air and exercise.
ReplyDeleteI like your image and your story ending:) It certainly is a special street....would love to go there one day. As for classical music, I think the music from Swan Lake was probably one of the first I heard - at school - also Peer Gynt by Grieg. Also.... I have booked tickets to see Swan Lake (traditional version) performed in February. It will be a first for me - I am sooo excited... I guess it is a nostalgia thing too. Thanks for sharing your work on Mandarin Orange Monday:)
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love this scene! Thanks so for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for this. I so enjoy finding wall art, especially trompe l'oeil, everywhere.
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ReplyDeleteMeeps and I prefer une chatte noire, but this chat is a delight as well.
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Seeing your photos of this special street just makes me smile! Nicely captured, mon amie!
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Genie
I love it! I also like the way it ends. :-)
ReplyDeleteLove this!
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