
Today we visited the posh and beautiful Via Veneto for Sunday pastry: a chocolate croissant the likes of which I have never had. Creamy dark chocolate encased in flaky goodness. Served with fresh-squeezed orange juice and excellent espresso.
Today we did not breakfast alone. Friends Wally and Nick joined Ric and I for our weekly, leisurely indulgence.
Love the photos. You look lovely Laurel. Ric looks rested and happy. Think of you often.
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I’m drooling with each Sunday post! Yummy pastries and the sites are to die for! Thanks (I think.. 🙂 ) for sharing!
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Thanks Susan! More to come soon!
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Hi Laurel & Ric! I love the picture! Happy Father’s Day, Ric! Your Sunday pastries have had a good effect on me! I won’t even peak at the Starbuck’s offerings when I pass them for my coffee. And probably I would have trouble drinking their coffee if I had sips of yours.
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Amen, Carol! Starbucks coffee not the same, but I think it’s the sense-of-place that makes each food or drink seem special, even coffee. Our coffee bar one morning gave us “American coffee” instead of the “lungo” we requested: not the same, not right for this place. Keep drinking Starbucks, we own stock. 🙂
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Love the food porn pics 🙂 So glad ya’ll seem to have already settled in and have good friends.
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I wish I remembered to take more food pics! Presentation of even the simplest food is often so lovely. You’d think all we do is eat out, but I do cook sometimes (really!). Nick and Wally are from Portland. Nick and I went to Italian class together for 3 years. They had planned a trip to Italy before we even knew we were moving here, so it was fortuitous to be able to see them here. Ciao!
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Could you just send me a bite of your pastry? It looks so good. How about a sip of some of that wine I saw on your kitchen counter in one of your earlier posts. Joyce
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Hi Joyce! I’ll fedex a cornetto to you pronto!
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Looks like fun!
Missed you at the farmers market yesterday!
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