Showing posts with label paul bakery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paul bakery. Show all posts

Monday, July 10, 2017

Boston 2017

At the end of June, I was very lucky to attend my friends Jessica and Aimee's wedding in Boston. I've known Jessica since high school so it was a real honor to see her get hitched and celebrate such a life moment. It was great to eat lots of food, hit up the dance floor, and catch up with friends. 

No surprise, but right when I landed I had to go to the French pastry chain, named after yours truly - PAUL. With only limited locations in the U.S. I try to make the most of time (and appetite) when I know there's a PAUL close by. After grabbing a pastry, I headed up to Burlington, MA where the wedding was held at a beautiful working farm. Post wedding, I was able to spend sometime walking around downtown Boston with my friend Sharon before her flight that Sunday afternoon. I'll be posting photos in the next coming weeks. Until then, enjoy these photos of Boston. 


























Boston Harbor.




Boston Park Plaza hotel. Where I stayed at Sunday night.












Monday, November 14, 2016

I See London, I See France...



Next week, my very good friend Angela and I will be heading to London and Paris for the long Thanksgiving weekend. This past July, we decided to take advantage of Brexit and booked airplane tickets in well in advance. (We got good deals!) 

This will be my third time visiting London and my fourth to Paris. In a different life, I would be living in Paris. I've spent over two and half years learning French via Rosetta Stone and while I'm not fluent, I am, however, appreciative to be able to pronounce and read more French then I thought I'd be able to. Beyond the language, I am continually inspired artistically and culturally by France and its remarkable people.

London, on the other hand, is also very stunning for its unique history, architecture, and culture. Angela and I have a shared affinity for Harrods. And I'm sure we'll stop at least once to my favorite namesake bakery franchise--PAUL Bakery, which is also in select cities in the U.S. and in France.

I'm very thankful for my friendship with Angela and really value the time I get to spend traveling with her. This quick trip we're embarking on is a special treat that I'm sure we'll remember fondly for a very long time. 

Stay tuned for more future blog posts about my trip in December.