10 16 Tues

This morning I walked to the Musee Rodin. I was amazed at how many sculptures he made. I do  not fancy the limbless or headless ones.  The  faces on some of them were very expressive. I pottered around the very pleasant garden looking at the outside statues. The coffee and Madeleine for morning tea were good.

I sat in a near by very pleasant that has just opened after being renovated and did a crossword.

On the way back I made the mistake of sticking my head into a cafe, thought it was too crowded but was seen by the proprietor who ushered me in. There were 3 tables, close together, for 4 downstairs and a few up I think and 2 table of 6 outside. I was seated at a table for 4 where there were 2 guys already. I pulled out my book straight away. There was a choice of 3 entrees and 4 mains. I had a sort of veal stew and rice . Very nice, very quick and very cheap. I got there at  about 12, by the time I left 12.30 ish there was a queue of about 15. 

My plan was to sort some photos out this afternoon,,but I got sidetracked a bit and then went to a bistro about 300m from here, not 1 of the 3 that are more like 50m from me. It advertised non alcoholic cocktails. So I sat for a while watching the world go past, but from inside.  There are far more smokers in places here than in Australia and smokers are allowed in the rows of chairs just outside bistros.