I spent Monday and Tuesday
touring the city
If you only learn one word of French,
this would be my suggestion!
I have made it my mission to find the best croissant and pain chocolate in the greater Lyon megalopolis.
I catch the #2 Tram here
Be the Hammer NOT the Nail
I literally bought all of the store's small hammers and still need two more to make it through the regular season.
Monday night's Cadet and Junior team practices were enthusiastic as usual but our numbers were down as rain was threatening.
Tuesday morning's first stop
near the Jean Macé tram exit
The café was strong and the croissant was quite good.
It was damp today
Checking out the world as it passes
Rhône River Cruise Boats
A Swan on the Rhône
I like it, but it is a tad pricey
I believe that this former prison
will soon be turned into a hotel
will soon be turned into a hotel
"Everybody in the old cell block . . ."
Missing Building
GREAT Pain Chocolate
This fine establishment is currently #1 in my pain chocolate rankings.
WWs I & II Memorials
are all over France
Eglise Confluence
Sainte-Blandine
Today's Church-of-the-Day where I prayed for guidance in my perfect boulangerie quest.
Witch Hat Turret
Entry Way
Entry Door
The Inner Church
Pieta
St. Anthony of Padua
Cool Catholic Stools
Main Altar
Sainte-Blandine
Christianity 101
Masonry
Lonely Outdoor Chess Table
in Autumn
The Seasons are Changing
Drying Laundry
My favorite EuroGraffiti
Lyon's Newest Shopping Mall
NO!!!
Cerise Bleu
Lego Folks
Captain America
What IS the meaning of life?
I'll have to think about that one
So that's what he did
after the Dreyfus trial
Tuesday is Senior team practice night and we had 58 players who showed up ready to work hard and learn.
Our defense is ahead of our offense which is normal at this stage of the pre-season.
It was great to see how much our offensive linemen improved in just one night because of their sense of urgency in having to block our fired up defense.
GOOD JOB FALCONS!!!
4 comments:
Pricey maybe but did your have dinner at Brasserie Georges yet? It's a place like no other... An experience by itself!
I have a hard time believing France would even allow a Starbucks in their country!!
And I love the "Gastric tours by Georges"....so much fun to follow....and good for you too!!
Olivier,
You are the second person to tell me that. It is now on my Must Do list!
and you must go for the steack tartare and the omelette norvegienne or you have not really been there!!
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