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Mardel: They are gorgeous aren’t they?
No worries. But, always good to see you.:-)

Nothing scary happened, I had a good night and a good laugh.

I love art with text—and text with art.Maybe it brings back feelings of the lovely books we all read as children.

“There is no plug in my basin” is much more helpful than my often used phrase(an Eddie Izzard quoutes) “Le Sange est sur la Branche”
(the monkey is in the tree. Well, I suppose we could go to the zoo in Paris and I might be able to say this.;-)

J’adore your Halloween cocktail story. Hey, was the cocktail orange and did it lead to scary events?;-)

I love this work – never seen it before, not living in the US – but will seek his work out – I especially love the witty quips accompanying the Barney’s ads – this is exactly the sort of thing I like.

Merci beaucoup for your introduction La Belette. I too have not the French to read the bio – as all my French is useful for is ordering food and asking what your name is. I also know the sentence for “There is no plug in my basin” which one day I hope will come in handy on my travels.

I once spent an interesting night in a bar in Lille (France) being chatted up by a Algerian man who I’m sure worked on the “marche noir” though what he actually did I’m unsure of, as my French is smattering and his English was worse, and I spent my time drinking cocktails with bizarre names such as “halloween” (I remember because I did ask “Qu’est que c’est le Halloween?” and being given a cocktail by a friendly bar man.)