In view of this franctic period, Miss Doodle asked her secretary to design her a protective outfit, comfortable, capable to ward off fiercest attacks and still looking stylish....
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Striving-for-Balance .... Miss Doodle's French Life - illustrated by Andrea
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
September 16th, 2008 - Preparing for the "FULL METAL JACKET" mode
Soon tough times will begin. From late September until February/March, Paris is on a race. With it's peak just before Christmas. The metro is overcrowded, and so are the streets and the shops and the museums, life is speed.
In view of this franctic period, Miss Doodle asked her secretary to design her a protective outfit, comfortable, capable to ward off fiercest attacks and still looking stylish....
Copyright ©estandrea - All rights reserved
In view of this franctic period, Miss Doodle asked her secretary to design her a protective outfit, comfortable, capable to ward off fiercest attacks and still looking stylish....
Copyright ©estandrea - All rights reserved
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8 comments:
So funny. MIss Doodle you crack me up. I just hope I dont run into you with that sword drawn.
Oh, and stylish you are Miss Doodle! Your secretary is so talented...how lucky you are!
I think Paris is like a lot of cities in the Northern Hemisphere...same goes here, too!
Thanks Miss Doodle!
Oh dear. You live in a City that is so popular that you dont get to enjoy it as much during the busy seasons. Reminded me of where we moved from. The Beach area in Southern California. Everyone from Inland came to the beach to be cool on weekends and holidays & we couldnt get anywhere in the traffic much less to the Beach. Love the armor.:)))
Haha what a clever idea! I would so love to be amongst those crowds now I know how beautiful Paris is. :)
bonsoir miss ! que votre semaine soit douce !! "full metal jackett" me rappelle surtout le film de Kubrick qui de part son génie ne cessera jamais d'etre à la mode .
Oh Ms. Doodle - I so sympathize with you - having your homeland overrun with impatient and obvlivious tourists. It takes longer to get anywhere, longer wait at restaurants, cinema, etc., and while at times (like Christmas) crowds can be exciting and invigorating -- they certainly can take their toll on our patience and mood.
How hilarious!
Stay safe!
Perhaps this year you could embrace the crowds... especially with that suit.
Life is a mere matter of perspective, right?
truly,
Sylvia C.
Good luck with that outfit!!!! Yikes
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