Monseur Mondo disembarques

After a somewhat long day of commuting and working, the stroll across the Seine to the apartment was refreshing and everything that you want Paris to be. Pavement cafés with beer and coffee being leisurely supped. Canopied tabacs selling stacks of Gaullois and Gittannes. Cars moving in a slow procession down narrow streets lined on both sides by small Renaults and Peugeots while scooters and motorbikes weave their way effortlessly through a seemingly impenetrable interlocking mass of vehicles.
The apartment is small but functional and on the premier etages of a block of flats set back from the road by some small shrubs from the narrow pavement. A single bed, whicker chair, small desk and chest of drawers make up the high ceilinged living room that doubles as a bedroom. This is reached through the hallway that also doubles as a galley style kitchen. Off the bedroom is the bathroom.

This evening’s meal was a simple baguette, butter and cheese affair with a glass of wine – after having observed so many clichés but one it would have been a shame to spoil it all by not indulging in a couple myself.
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