I can’t believe it’s Sunday again. They are rolling around, all too fast.<\/p>\n
We were late getting up and to the gym, although as I’ve mentioned, the gym doesn’t even open until 9.<\/p>\n
My sister, Tilda Shalof, who is wickedly funny, has just had her 3rd book published by McClelland & Stewart,www.mcclelland.com<\/a>. Called “Camp Nurse,” it’s just out and I am shamelessly and unabashedly promoting it. Tilda’s website is under construction as we bloggers say, but it’s\u00a0www.NurseTilda.com<\/a>. I’ve heard bits of the stories\u00a0but don’t suspect W.H. Smith will have it here yet so we’ll have to get our copies when we get home.<\/p>\n As it was pouring, we had a\u00a0caf\u00e9\/chocolat chaud\u00a0<\/em>at Les Editeurs (many publishers near here) and then went across Blvd. Saint Germain\u00a0to see “Welcome,” an excellent movie about the French ambivalence to immigrants which is causing a stir here. No one in the 1:00 p.m. show, too early for the French, I think, as the 5:00 p.m. show yesterday was sold out.<\/p>\n Afterwards, we strolled around the 6th arr., ending up at Caf\u00e9 de Flore late in the day for refreshment and people-watching. Very busy there today.<\/p>\n This seems to be a week of resto-repeats as we had dinner again at L’Ami Louis, which was a little more restrained tonight as were we. (Well, maybe not.)<\/p>\n\n\t\t