What makes a perfect day ?
In the centre of town it's quiet. We're going to try a new cafe at the far end of the street with the cathedral at the other end.
300 yards further down the road, outside the cafe, the pavement is humming. The student drama society is putting on a new production and all the would be Gielguds are gathering for a coffee before rehearsals begin. I'm not sure how Sophie will react to the small crowd of students milling outside. Thankfully, she takes a shine to two very 'together' American girls who are missing their dogs and who, unbidden, are delighted to engage her in lengthy conversation. A German young lady wanders over to join the accolades. Angus is ignored. The coffee is superb but the croissant by French standards is stodgy and burnt. Sophie loves it. From the permanent wagging of her tail I reckon she's ranked it as a 12/10. She also loves being the centre of attention. PONette as diva. Everyone is happy. We've stumbled across the only place in town that serves French quality coffee. Oddly, it's also the cheapest.
The first preparations made at the wee cottage for Christmas. Chocolates ordered from here :https://www.lameredefamille.com/c/coffrets-de-chocolat/ and a Christmas cake ordered from here : https://www.bettys.co.uk/soft-iced-star-christmas-cake
5 comments:
Ah, but you know, we are all waiting to see how you replace the Christmas tree.
Shame about the croissant, but at least Sophie enjoyed it.
Looking at those blue skies, you are in for a good day. Perfect for a long walk along the shoreline.
Such a sweet little girl, who could resist.
Finding good coffee in a new place is very important!
I see Sophie has her own gift box selection in the first gift catalogue.
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