Summer Interlude
Jul 15, 2011 Posted by Sarah Darcy |
Hey loves, I still need to write up a Travel Journal entry on our fabulous time spent in the city of Versailles and, of course, Paris ... but for now, I thought I'd share a glimpse of my summer with you. It's been filled with glorious flea marketing, beautiful European towns and villages, crazygorgeous vintage cars, fun dinner parties and learning new {+ delicious} recipes. Things have been a little hectic as my honey is getting ready to go on business leave for six months {ahhhh, it kills me just to write that} but I think it's made me savor this sweet summer even more. I'll be chatting more soon! xo.
Above, left: Spa, Belgium }{ Above, right: I've been sporting a different nail color almost every day this summer! It's so fun! Love this purple/blue shade ... so intense!
Above: Metz, France }{ Can never get enough of that incredible country ...
Above: Trying my hand at mint-infused salmon ... served on my 'new' 1800s French kitchen table and Sarreguemines settings ;o)
Above, left: Even pups enjoy flea marketing in Germany }{ Above, right: I really don't think you've experienced fries until you've had them at a Belgian friterie ... they dot the roadside at every curve and are fresh, fresh, fresh with a sea of sauces to experiment with ... nomnomnom! :o)
How's your summer been?
Images by moi.
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So enviably fabulous!
ReplyDeleteOh I LOVE that ring! It reminds me of Kate's ring ;)
ReplyDeleteYour blue nail polish goes perfectly well with that beautiful ring! I have a smaller version of the ring which I lost last year. (I'm pretty sure you were inspired by Kate's engagement ring?) :D Where did you buy it?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, beautiful captures! And that ring! WOW! :)
ReplyDeletePat: Thanks. My ring is actually an old family heirloom so there was no inspiration there but I do find it funny that everyone thinks it's inspired by Kate. ;o)
ReplyDeleteI would love to go to France and Belgium. Do you speak both languages or were you able to get around fine with English only?
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