Visiting Paris is an opportunity to savour some of the most wonderful food on the planet. When I visited for two weeks in early June, I made up my mind ahead of time that I was not going to deny myself any of their culinary treats and I followed through on that promise. I erased carb and calorie-counting entirely from my vocabulary and opened the door to desserts and bread, figuring I’d deal with the weight gain when I got home. From French baguettes and chocolate chaud to delicious wines, I sampled as many sinful Parisian taste treats as I could manage during my stay and most often from a seat at an outdoor café.
During the course of my stay in Paris, we visited local cafés as often as three or four times a day. Who wouldn’t? Mid-morning coffee/tea/hot chocolate break, outdoor lunch, and mid-afternoon wine-tasting rest break, often followed by a fourth stop for dinner. It was a rough life.













About that budgeted-for weight gain? I didn’t gain a pound. Stayed exactly the same, a miracle I attribute to the fact I was walking all day every day. Maybe there really is something to what they say about that exercise thing.

Nothing is worse than looking at someone else’s vacation pictures and I do not want to bore my BoomerBroadcast readers. Have you seen enough pictures of my writers’ retreat in Paris or do you think you can take one more installment?



Keep the photos and commentary coming…enjoying them both!
Coming up!
Definitely more. Your photos are top quality and interesting.
Thanks, Jacquie.
I’m very much enjoying your pictures. Please continue to show them. I also love the commentary with each photo
Thanks, Louise. That’s one vote for yes.