My first coffee of the morning. There would be another.The morning was calm, being Saturday, and the air was refreshingly cool compared to the heat of Friday. I lingered for a few minutes, enjoying watching the sun hit the top floors of the buildings around where I sat. People were getting up, opening their shades and windows, letting the sun and the cool morning air into their apartments.
The hustle and bustle of the day had yet to begin.
Two euro! We paid seven in Paris. We enjoyed our coffee in Paris so much, it was worth every euro. We laughed about the cost once home.
ReplyDelete€1.20 here for a little black. I thought that 80cts would be the Paris surcharge, but not €7.00!!!!
ReplyDeleteEspecially is it is not hot.
Great photo!
ReplyDeleteBistrot en ville should pay you for this beautiful Ad.
Mark
What Mark said.
ReplyDeleteYes, our Paris early morning were cool, but they heated up quickly once they got going!
I agree with Mark, great photo of the coffee cup! Mark and I have the same "eye" for the interest and beauty of the everyday. Sunny and cold here on the southern most tip of the Delmarva peninsula this Sunday morning.
ReplyDeleteLove the rings!
ReplyDeleteYes, a great photo! I can see the sun hitting the building....a beautiful start to your day!
ReplyDeleteBut there's never enough time to really savor a great espresso...it goes down so fast. That's the downside.
ReplyDeleteTerrific photo. Does anyone else think the reflection on the saucer to the right of the cup looks like a face? (insert Twilight Zone theme...)
ReplyDeleteandrew, seven! Wow...
ReplyDeletelesley, it does seem a bit high to me. Maybe they had coffee at the George V?
mark, I'll let them know...
evelyn, and this day was no exception.
ron, glad you're not getting the bad weather.
alewis, and I have the one that rules them all!
jim, good eye!
gene, I know what you mean.
john, the ghost of Yasser Arafat?