Giboulées

Un déjeuner chez Matsuri Sushi rue du Bac avec papa, où Loulou déguste une salade de fruits en regardant les plats défiler sous ses yeux ce qui la fait bien rigoler, et nous voici sur le boulevard Saint Germain, hésitants :: Traverser la Seine ? :: Braver les giboulées ? ::

Une maman réticente, une Loulou partante :: Qui l'emporta ? ::

:: Et qui rentra les pieds trempés ? ::

We spent some time at the library this morning, choosing books for me (one is about Monsanto and OMG) and Loulou (Philipok from Tolstoï - who knew he wrote books for chidren ?) and then we were off with daddy to eat some sushi at Matsuri on Rue du Bac :: Loulou had fun looking at dishes passing us by on the conveyor belt but only ate some guyozas and a fruit salad :: Then back in the street, we wondered about going to the Tuileries Garden :: April showers even if we still are in march are full on :: I was not into it (no umbrella) :: But Loulou was ::

We were not exactly lucky but Loulou was able to ride Donogo the donkey as it was not raining to hard and jump on the trampoline for a few minutes :: And then suddenly it was pouring rain and I had to put the shoes back on Loulou's feet. By the time it was done we were soaking wet :: A metro ride back to home where Loulou right at this moment is napping :: I am having some tea and outside the sun is shining ::

Comments

[geraldine]

hmmmm... c etait bon? j y ai travaille quand j etais etudiante! j aimais beaucoup leur tartare de saumon.
geraldine a tokyo

[Tiphaine]

... nous aussi entre les gouttes et rive gauche hier ...
Où sont les trampolines, aux Tuileries? Il faudrait qu'on essaye définitivement d'y aller...
Kisses!
PS: Tolstoï a écrit des dizaines de livres pour petits... magiques.