Pam and Lee are friends through the library - Laurie worked with Lee for quite a while and though Lee moved on to another position in the library system, they have stayed in touch. When we realized that we had one day that we'd all be in Paris, we planned a get together.
So last Friday Pam and Lee, and Lee's brother and his wife, Wendell and Pat, slogged up to our hotel (it had not been a nice day in Paris) and we all slogged further to Taverne Henri IV, one of our favorite places in Paris.
Four hours later we slogged out. Talk about a great time! We ate. We drank. We talked. We laughed. We had pictures taken of us sitting at a table used by Georges Simenon, the prolific author of the Chief Inspector Maigret detective novels, who was a habitué of Taverne Henri IV and did some of his writing there. Here's a picture of Laurie, Pam (front, right), Lee (front, left) and me. You may wonder about the books; they are, of course, Chief Inspector Maigret stories; our favorites: "Man on the Bench," and "The Headless Corpse."
Reading Maigret in Taverne Henri IV |
Location:Rue Le Regrattier,Paris,France
That is so great that you were able to see and spend time with Lee and Pam! Que formidable!
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