Yep, blogging’s been very good to us. Some amazing people emerge from the blogosphere to make contact. It’s lovely, and we’ve never had a nutter 🙂
Fraussie
October 9th, 2012 at 10:25 pm
Nor I!
Françoise Courtet
October 8th, 2012 at 7:09 pm
Ne sois pas triste, tu vas nous retrouver en France …..
Et merci pour ton blog , c est une évasion, une source de bonheur et une joie positive sur tous les sujets que tu abordes
Bisous
Fraussie
October 9th, 2012 at 10:24 pm
Merci Francoise et à très bientôt en France.
Barb Hall
October 8th, 2012 at 10:28 pm
Awww – but the pleasure is all ours. Thank you again for your blog and the delightfully quirky take on life in Paris. We may not have got to meet in Paris, but I was, thanks to you, the recipient of a most wonderful private Paris Muse of the Orangerie. Glad you are finding a little to eat. Barb
Fraussie
October 9th, 2012 at 10:23 pm
I’m still hoping to join a Paris Muse visit this winter.
Jill
October 8th, 2012 at 11:26 pm
My goodness, that seafood platter looks delicious! I am relatively new to blogging . Generally speaking, I tend to browse frenchy blogs, without commenting…but I am so glad I did on your blog, Fraussie.. otherwise I wouldnt have had the wonderful experience of meeting up in Paris..and finding, even though we hardly knew each other, that we hit it off very well. It was a very special treat to have you and Relationnel in our australian home. From now on I am going to be more actively involved on blogs and hopefully I am not classed as a nutter! 🙂 Jill
Fraussie
October 9th, 2012 at 10:21 pm
Definitely not a nutter Jill!
Lyn
October 9th, 2012 at 12:23 am
I totally agree with Françoise’ comments. Tres agréable
Caitlin
October 9th, 2012 at 2:22 pm
Ahh I dream of living your life one day, Fraussie!
Ive been reading your blog for awhile and am sooo insanely jealous. Im 21 & live on the Sunshine Coast with my French boyfriend (nearly defacto hopefullly) and cannot wait to live in France one day.. I went to France for a month last December (a week in Paris and three in Lyon) and I’ve had a bad case of what I can only describe as homesickness ever since!
Hope your Aussie trip is going well!
Caitlin
(Im just about to finish up my French for Beginners course… Im hooked!)
Fraussie
October 9th, 2012 at 10:19 pm
Hi Caitlin and welcome! You, too, must have been French in another life. I’m sure your dream will one day come true.
Maple Leaf
October 11th, 2012 at 8:56 am
Wow those seafood platters are something else! I’m glad you are enjoying your time so much. Jill’s Devonshire Tea looks delicious and I love the tea cups.
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Yep, blogging’s been very good to us. Some amazing people emerge from the blogosphere to make contact. It’s lovely, and we’ve never had a nutter 🙂
Nor I!
Ne sois pas triste, tu vas nous retrouver en France …..
Et merci pour ton blog , c est une évasion, une source de bonheur et une joie positive sur tous les sujets que tu abordes
Bisous
Merci Francoise et à très bientôt en France.
Awww – but the pleasure is all ours. Thank you again for your blog and the delightfully quirky take on life in Paris. We may not have got to meet in Paris, but I was, thanks to you, the recipient of a most wonderful private Paris Muse of the Orangerie. Glad you are finding a little to eat. Barb
I’m still hoping to join a Paris Muse visit this winter.
My goodness, that seafood platter looks delicious! I am relatively new to blogging . Generally speaking, I tend to browse frenchy blogs, without commenting…but I am so glad I did on your blog, Fraussie.. otherwise I wouldnt have had the wonderful experience of meeting up in Paris..and finding, even though we hardly knew each other, that we hit it off very well. It was a very special treat to have you and Relationnel in our australian home. From now on I am going to be more actively involved on blogs and hopefully I am not classed as a nutter! 🙂 Jill
Definitely not a nutter Jill!
I totally agree with Françoise’ comments. Tres agréable
Ahh I dream of living your life one day, Fraussie!
Ive been reading your blog for awhile and am sooo insanely jealous. Im 21 & live on the Sunshine Coast with my French boyfriend (nearly defacto hopefullly) and cannot wait to live in France one day.. I went to France for a month last December (a week in Paris and three in Lyon) and I’ve had a bad case of what I can only describe as homesickness ever since!
Hope your Aussie trip is going well!
Caitlin
(Im just about to finish up my French for Beginners course… Im hooked!)
Hi Caitlin and welcome! You, too, must have been French in another life. I’m sure your dream will one day come true.
Wow those seafood platters are something else! I’m glad you are enjoying your time so much. Jill’s Devonshire Tea looks delicious and I love the tea cups.
[…] to Eat and DrinkPlaces to StayRecipesWinePlaces to Buy ThingsGîte Loire ValleyContact ← Devonshire Tea en français in Queensland and Seafood at the Regatta in NSW Cheung Chau – another outlying island in Hong Kong […]