I think this should have been my first post ever, but I guess it wasn't appropriate right then ... I promise you'll understand what I mean by the time I get to the end ... honest!
For the last 6 days, I have been here -
This is le laquet ........ where I pinched my name from!
He and she live here/there!
But sometimes he looks like this!!
Sometimes, Simon has to be taken back there from parties like this! [In the boot!]
Sometimes it snows, but so far this summer has been hot, very hot!!! I love hot weather but 38°C in the shade, for a week solid has left me feeling that I should probably go to Iceland next year! On Thursday night we had the kind of thunder-storm that the Quercy region is famous for! We'll need to put a new roof on the shed - the hailstones broke the existing one - I don't know if the house roof is ok ...... now there's a job for Simon eh?!?
Which is pretty much the point of this post, le laquet is where I feel most @ home - a bungalow in a sleepy little French village, miles from the main road, where time pretty much stands still & EVERYONE is relaxed - Vive l'été mes amis!!
5 comments:
Yay, you're home! and I'm first! (I'm assuming you're home cos the pictures have turned up via the camera cord lol)
Cool pics...what a lovely place le laquet looks. Fancy hail stones breaking the shed roof..they must've been pretty big ones (I'm a kiwi, things are usually small down our ways lol).
hahaha @ Simon in the boot!
Sara - I'm home ..... but Simon and I are off to France tomorrow evening - minus the nephews!! Back about the 26th of August ..... not looking forward to the joys of dial-up Internet and all that!! I am not sure how patient I am, to blog with such slow access ... I feel a photo a day in lieu of posting coming!
xx
p.s.
Simon in the boot - you are so right, I cried laughing!
And the hailstones were mahoosive, like golf balls!
Hehehehe Still popping?
Le laquet looks and sounds wonderful....
Why did Simon have to go in the boot?
I can not imagine hailstones that big or fierce WOW
I was thinking to myself the other day I wonder what Chez le laquet means - and now I know!
It looks like a wonderful place - like a second home.
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