"Eat the steak, the artichoke, drink Pomerol" - I am intrigued by the imperatives here. Do they suggest other directives in operation? Do they point us towards reading "Open heart, open heart" as a command? And if so, whose heart?
Thank you for your beautiful way of keeping us guessing!
Lovely pic and I like the question at the end—so poignant especially given the associations between love and Paris. I think love is like "Home Is Where the Heart Is" or "Bloom Where You Are Planted."
I’m hoping. Nice lines make me hungry.
"Eat the steak, the artichoke, drink Pomerol" - I am intrigued by the imperatives here. Do they suggest other directives in operation? Do they point us towards reading "Open heart, open heart" as a command? And if so, whose heart?
Thank you for your beautiful way of keeping us guessing!
Paris sounds awesome. A bit like Disneyworld for adults : )
Love this!
I knew there had to be a song . . .
Lovely pic and I like the question at the end—so poignant especially given the associations between love and Paris. I think love is like "Home Is Where the Heart Is" or "Bloom Where You Are Planted."
Thanks again Mary for writing xo