Sunday, May 30, 2010

Across the Street on Rue Vielle Du Temple, Paris



How can you not be a writer when you see this across the street? Or am I the only one who sees it?

16 comments:

George said...

Yes, but does it have A/C?

pattinase (abbott) said...

I don't think you see what I see in that window.

Laurie Powers said...

I love it. Reminds me of a book i just read: "The Mark of the Angel" by Nancy Huston. Written first in French, by the way.

Write something about it, Patti.

pattinase (abbott) said...

Oddly enough I wrote a story about an aggel for an anthology called Bats in the Belfry. And that angel has been in my mind ever since. I think I imagined those wings there.

Dorte H said...

A photogenic angel? Now that is something new.

Charles Gramlich said...

I'm a wee bit jealous.

pattinase (abbott) said...

Of the angel or its location?

Todd Mason said...

Or just the pension. What, aside from probably wings or a white shirt, do you see? It comes out pretty dark on the site as I see it...

pattinase (abbott) said...

I see wings and take it as a sign.

Todd Mason said...

Ah. Looking at it on a different computer, it looks indeed like an angel statuette in the window.

But I have been accused of a lack of Romance in my outlook in the past.

pattinase (abbott) said...

My theory is that a dancer lives there and this is his/her costume. Or that it is a real angel. I don't find you unromantic at all. On the contrary.

Sandra Scoppettone said...

I think it's a huge moth. One who has achieved the ultimate.

pattinase (abbott) said...

In person, it was not at all diaphanous. It looked solid enough to carry the weight of an angel of some heft.

Hannah Stoneham said...

It might be a really strange fan. On the other hand, i would much prefer it to be an actual angel, just hanging around in a Paris appartment!

Hope you are having a great time!

Hannah

Anonymous said...

That would be one scary mother, Sandra!

Jeff M.

Barbara Martin said...

Those are definitely angel wings, Patti. And meant for you to see, perhaps even to stimulate your writer's muse.