Musee Flaubert
51 Rue de Lecat
Rouen, France
Friday, September 30, 2011
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Monday, September 26, 2011
Friday, September 23, 2011
Chateau d'Usse
What? There is a chateau that is really from a fairy tale? Well, le Pocket Pacy and I must see this place!
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| Sleeping Beauty statue |
Which the owners have decided to capitalize on:
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| There is a Sleeping Beauty Tower you can go see! |
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| at the top of the tower there is a glassed in tableau of... |
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| La belle au bois dormant! |
I don't think Prince Charming and Le Belle would mind the company of Pocket Pacy, do you?
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| this convenient place in the stone wall was too good to pass up! |
Pocket Pacy, La Belle dans la Poche!
Chemin de Ronde La Belle au Bois Dormant (Tower Room of Sleeping Beauty)
Chateau d'Usse
37420 Rigny Usse
Rigny-Usse
France
02-47-95-54-05
Read more about my travels in France HERE!
Monday, September 19, 2011
La Tour Eiffel
Oh la la! This tower is quite mignon. I think I will take it with me, perhaps keep it in my pocket.
Or perhaps, instead, I will leave it a Pacy for its pocket:
But first I must climb it. It is very tall.
There are many stairs:
Many, many stairs:
We are so far in the sky that here il pleut, while the ground below is dry.
I will leave a Pocket Pacy here in the clouds:
Au revoir!
2nd Floor, South
Tour Eiffel
Paris, France
Read more about my travels in France HERE!
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But first I must climb it. It is very tall.
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| So high! The line was so long for the lift, we opted for the stairs. |
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| No problem, just like a workout at the gym. Thanks, Boston Sports Club! |
Many, many stairs:
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| We only climbed to the 2nd level, but that was still really high. |
We are so far in the sky that here il pleut, while the ground below is dry.
I will leave a Pocket Pacy here in the clouds:
Au revoir!
2nd Floor, South
Tour Eiffel
Paris, France
Read more about my travels in France HERE!
Thursday, September 15, 2011
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
and there are eight
So, I've made eight Pocket Pacys ready for their new home in France. They travel by cardboard box, first class.
Where will they all end up?
pocket pacys are small
In the photos, the Pocket Pacys might not look that neatly painted. That is because they are so small! see, shorter than a battery.
Though, honestly, the hardest part was trying to get the website url in it. First I tried to write it by hand, but the it wasn't very legible. And I need people to be able to read the url so that they can find the site! So, I finally made stickers which I am just crossing my fingers will stay affixed.
Monday, September 5, 2011
a pacy in the pocket
After finishing my novel, I really needed to let out some steam and do something completely silly and fun. Our trip to France was in a couple days so there was just enough time to do an extra small project. With some leftover material from our our cupcake decorations I decided to make some Pocket Pacys!
They say you always leave a bit of yourself behind when you travel. Well, I going to leave a little me! Ha ha!
I plan to leave one somewhere every day while we're are in France. I hope that someone else finds it and brings a little cheer in their day. And, if I'm lucky the person will carry it to a new location, take a photo and send it to me which I can post here. Maybe these Pocket Pacys will travel all over the world!
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