Long long time ago, in 1976 I went there to see a Russian ballet for free, ticket received as the first 100 who asked from a TV magazine, It was my birthday and it was the first time I was alone, after my separation from my husband.
I felt lonely.
Near me two old ladies spoke - in Hungarian!
After heistating, I begin to speak to them in my mather language that I did not use for a long time.
Stephanie, remained my friend until her death, thirty years later, and what a wonderful friend!
From the cour Carre, we went to the main place with the new Pyramide and from there towards the Petit Carroussel, near it there was a Paul bodega and we sit down to have a sendwitch. What a full day!

Looking up
There is a lot around there to look up too.

Looking down, and around.
I also took a lot of pictures of people, even children photographing their parents.
I arrived home to Argenteuil with my neighbour Rozalia and more then 120 pictures.
You're the first person I've heard mention the pyramid without complaining.
ReplyDeleteLoved hearing about the "sendwitch"!