Paris Can Wait Page #3
Well, no.
Look at the wild dandelions.
Mmm. With a little olive oil, crushed
anchovies, salt and pepper...
They make a marvelous salad.
I'm sure the Romans ate them.
Does everything
remind you of eating?
Yes.
Stay, please.
The light is perfect.
Mmm?
Yeah?
Turn a little.
Oh, yes.
Now come in close.
It's great.
Oh, yeah.
This is Erik Satie.
He was a very eccentric man.
Did you know he never
washed his shirts?
So, his wife did them?
No, he did not have a wife.
No?
No, not everyone has to
have a wife to be happy.
So, when his shirts got dirty,
he just threw them away.
Mmm-hmm.
Jacques.
Yeah?
I'm not French.
Yes, that is correct.
Please.
Our dinner reservation is in 45 minutes.
Can you be ready?
I'll meet you downstairs.
Okay.
Bonsoir, madame.
Bonsoir.
Hi!
Yeah, what were you thinking?
So how's Paris?
Why, what happened?
Nothing, really. Jacques
wanted to stop for the night.
He what?
Look, he's not
the greatest driver.
It's probably a good thing we're
Yeah.
Hey, don't forget,
he's a Frenchman.
How's Budapest?
The hotel is great. It has an
amazing view of the Danube.
How are you feeling?
Better.
Those ear drops
are really helping.
What ear drops?
Michael, let's go on a real
vacation, just the two of us.
Yeah, my phone not invited.
Honey, I think I'm getting
my back thing again.
Do you know where
my pill pack is?
It's in the pocket of your kit.
I looked there.
It's on the inside zip one.
Okay, thanks.
You're the best.
Uh, what time do you think
you'll get to Paris tomorrow?
Early afternoon, I guess.
Okay. Call me when
you get there. Love you.
All right. Love you, too.
I'm sorry, I don't speak French.
I'm sorry.
What did he say?
He said, "you're very lucky to
be having dinner with Jacques."
Oh.
The chef here was famous
for roast baby lamb.
What looks good to you, Anne?
Oh...
Everything looks good.
I can't decide.
You don't have to.
I'm full already.
The wines of the region
are condrieu and cote-rotie.
We'll have them both.
This looks great!
Mmm.
Mmm.
closed your dress shop.
London with her husband.
I couldn't keep it open by myself.
Do you miss it?
I miss our customers
and all the pretty clothes.
But I'm ready to
try something new.
What interests you now?
I notice you take
a lot of pictures.
Oh.
Those are just for fun.
for our shop announcements.
Mmm-hmm.
And now I can't stop.
Now.
Eh?
Another one.
Oh.
I did this with our daughter,
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