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1) Stacked 2) Cake! 3) Shy shutters 4) Lait cru 5) ...e t alors?

1) Portal 2) Entryway 3) Threshold 4) Doorway 5) Access

1) Decisions, decisions 2) Une belle terrasse  3) Attention to detail 4) Chocolate, as far as the eye can see 5) Blue skies + sun = spring is on its way!

1) Sublime cheese on offer at the Saturday morning market 2) Le déjeuner sur l'herbe 3) Chez Paulette , our favorite new hangout 4) Medieval faces 5) Le cochon de Bayeux

"L'indispensable"* I couldn't agree more. I'm a huge fan of the Paris map books. Despite the fact that I have both the Google and Apple map apps loaded onto my phone, I always keep one of these little books in my bag. If you ask me, a paper map is always easier and often faster to use. No internet connection is necessary and if you're really, really lost, you can always show the book to a helpful local (yes, they do exist), who should be able to point you in the right direction. And really, is there anything more frustrating than being lost in a foreign city and standing on a street corner, waiting for data to load on your phone while you watch helplessly as its precious battery life slowly ebbs away? Don't get me wrong, I think it's great that there are free maps of Paris available for visitors, like the ones pictured above, and if you're only in town for a night or two with plans to primarily hit the big sites like the Eiffel Tower and Notre-Dam...

1) Paradise 2) I love the lunettes 3) Le passage du Grand-Cerf 4) Well aged 5) Shhhh....