Today our friend,
Isabelle, is moving back to
France with her three daughters after living for 9 years in Minnesota. Her husband, Bruno, has already returned to
Paris to begin his new job. We've enjoyed becoming friends, sharing meals and fun times together. It's sad to say good-bye until the next time. Isabelle and I enjoyed a farewell lunch last week at the
"Pardon my French" cafe' and wine bar off Cliff Road. First course = ham & cheese crepes with salads; second course = scrumptious desserts.
Bon voyage, Isabelle!
Today our friend, Isabelle, is moving back to France with her three daughters after living for 9 years in Minnesota. Her husband, Bruno, has already returned to Paris to begin his new job. We've enjoyed becoming friends, sharing meals and fun times together. It's sad to say good-bye until the next time. Isabelle and I enjoyed a farewell lunch last week at the "Pardon my French" cafe' and wine bar off Cliff Road. First course = ham & cheese crepes with salads; second course = scrumptious desserts. Bon voyage, Isabelle!
19 comments:
original comme nom "pardon My French" ;) et bon retour en France pour ton amie
Your families will miss one another for sure, but think of the many visit you can have in France!
It's always so sad when friends are leaving... Love the restaurant name!
So how many languages do you speak,Leif ?
Looks like you had found a nice place and some yummy French food.
God speed!
Wow...did Isabelle eat both those desserts? I remember a photo of her daughters.
Nice name for a restaurant name and now you've got a friend to visit in France !
Those desserts look so good!
I'm laughing out loud at "Pardon My French"!!! I should eat there everyday! HA Now you must come to visit Isabelle in Paris. It's so very nice to have friends there.
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C'est dommage ! Mais tu peux peut-etre la vister un jour en France. Ca sera sympa, n'est pas ?
Bon voyage to Isabelle et surtout bonne réadaptation. Welcome back!
Les séparations sont toujours un peu tristes. Je n'étais pas heureuse de quitter mes amis samedi....
Bon retour au pays, and, as we sayin France: merde (means good luck!!!). Pardon my french, oeuf corse!
Welcome back (in Europe)! I like the name of the cafe!
Welcome back in France for your friend Isabelle.
A safe journey for her, living in probably one of the nicest cities of the world.
Now you've got an excuse to pack your bride and your three sweet daughters up and head to Paree your own self!
(Somehow, that doesn't sound trés francais...)
Au revoir! Es ist immer schade, einen guten (und verlässlichen) Freund zu verlieren. Aber dank Internet & Co. ist man ja nicht aus der Welt ...
Crikey Leif, you certainly seem to attract some crash-hot looking sheilas
@JB .. Lol!
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