Showing posts with label pastries. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pastries. Show all posts

Thursday, May 22, 2014

Paris vs. New York


Inspired by Paris vs. New York
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Arc de Triomphe vs. Washington Square Arch
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           Unicorn tapestries here vs. unicorn tapestries there
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Notre Dame vs. [pretend this is St. Patrick's] 
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 Bouquinistes vs. shady book sales on the street
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Tuileries statue vs. MoMA gardens statue
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Brooklyn flea vs. marché aux puces à Clignancourt

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Flying pigs everywhere!
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High Line vs. Promenade Plantée

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Latte vs. espresso
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Subway vs. Metro


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Strand vs. Shakespeare and Company


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Brooklyn Bridge vs. Pont des Arts
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Bagel vs. Croissant

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Cupcakes vs. macarons

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Accordions vs. Whatever this is
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Orsay vs. Grand Central

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The Met vs. the Louvre











Sunday, February 16, 2014

Greetings, Peasants: A Day at Versailles

Versailles!!! 



The endless lines of peasants to get into the château





It got more elaborate and more ridiculous (in the best way) as we went along







Some of the Reasons Why I'm not Allowed to Own a Castle:
1. This would be an endless ballroom hallway full of ribbons and ziplines to hang-glide from
2. The windows would probably be trampolines
3. There would be free pony rides out front and a carousel
4. Sock slides would happen too frequently
5. I'd get lost, so I'd need a beanbag in the corner of every room so I could just sleep wherever I ended up at night

Lavandar chandelier






Angelina is known for serving the best, most decadent hot chocolate in Paris...I can confirm that this hot chocolate fits in with the rest of Versailles--it's insanely rich and overwhelming. It kind of felt like my teeth were going to fall out after drinking this tiny cup of pure melted chocolate syrup.


We were going to jump in the Hall of Mirrors, but that might've made a few chandeliers fall





I thought this was a pirate duck, but it's actually a children's book version of Louis XIV

Even the macarons are gold!