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| The tree at my favorite "open air" shopping center, Town & Country. |
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| The coziest place to kill time, while waiting for the bookstore to open? La Madeleine! |
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| They make a darn good cup of hot chocolate there. |
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| Whoever does the container gardens and seasonal color at this shopping center does a fantastic job. I should know. That's what I did for a living when we lived in Dallas! |
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| This is where I met my boys for lunch. Hmm, we seem to have a "French" theme going on here today, don't we? |
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| The French have this cozy thing down! |
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| Ooh la la! My son's French Onion Soup was to die for! I've got the onions. Has anyone got a great recipe? |
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| Bistro Provence is where my hubby used to take me for romantic celebrations, when we lived nearby. |
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| Last stop of the day was Cornelius Nursery. Not as cool as Buchanans, where I used to work, but a fun place to browse. Too bad they'd already sold out on most of their Christmas decor - by the first week in December!!! |
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Aww, that was my old neighborhood, too. I spent many an hour at T&C and Mem City shopping for the family. Bistro Provence is a cool place for a bite. I miss Cornelius now that they are not family owned anymore. Now I spend my time inside the loop and must admit I love it maybe even more! I love the old feel of historic Houston. Glad you had a good visit with your kids.
Yeah, Cornelius was waaaay better, back in the day. I love inside the loop too, and the Heights!
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