Here are some of the Paris-ish things I have.
Lamp
Fragrance warmer
Painting
Clock
Musical snow globe
Books
Notebook
Pencil holder
Calendar
Cookbooks
Notebook
Fragrance warmer
Coffee mug
Knives
Beret
What French things do you have in your home?
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Sorry to say I don't share your enthusiasm fro the place, but then I'm not a fan of most city's
ReplyDeleteGreat selection! I'm not sure my Mona Lisa collection is really as Paris oriented as your many Eiffel Towers. I hadn't considered that French cookbooks are a type of Paris thing.
ReplyDeleteIt's neat that your friends bring you souvenirs -- Paris itself is loaded with shops that sell Paris souvenirs of many types. You didn't depict any refrigerator magnets, which are another possibility.
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This is such a lovely collection. I loved the notebook and musical globe the most.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I have anything French in my home. Love that lamp and that snowglobe!
ReplyDeleteI love Paris. We have several things we bout in France in our home, including dishes, a table, and books.
ReplyDelete"What French things do you have in your home?"
ReplyDeleteMe? I tell folks I'm part Scottish, Irish, English, and French because that's the family story. And I've found a Derrieux great-great-great-great-grandmother (maybe five "greats" there) in my family tree. Not very French, exactly, but it's the first thing that came to mind.
I love your lamp! I don't think I have anything "French" in my home.
ReplyDeleteFun! Neither my husband nor I have ever been to Paris, but he collects Eiffel Tower statues. He's got a bunch of them, including a huge one he built out of Legos. It's pretty impressive!
ReplyDeleteI don't like Paris anymore, it was nice long time ago today it isn't anymore. Even the French don't like Paris. I have spent 2 weeks helping a friend moving to Paris, buying furniture etc and also visiting the city, after that, I never went back there, it is dirty and people are not friendly at all ! And I speak French if you speak English nobody they run away ! I live in Belgium. Brussels has more and more tourists now, just because of that !
ReplyDeleteVery nice collection!
ReplyDeleteThat's quite a collection you've gathered over the years! Nice to see how much you love Paris. I've yet to see France, so, perhaps, once I do, I too might bring along mementoes with a Paris-connection, like you do.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing these pictures and for joining us this week.
Great Post - thanks for sharing this about your love of Paris. I think if I was to pay attention to how much of Paris i do have I could come up with some interesting stories... When we love being in a place, we like to bring bits of it home to remind us.
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DeleteI love these glimpses of your Parisy things. I really like your Eiffel Tower lamp. I've got a big Tower, but it's not a lamp. I'm not sure if any of these comments are appearing. Hopefully!
ReplyDeleteI love my Eiffel Tower lamp, too. It makes me happy to look around and see my Paris-ish things.
DeleteThe only Paris things I have found, I've passed on to you! LOL
ReplyDeleteYes, and look how many of these are from you!
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