This house is an example of one that I often pass, always thinking that this street is so cute, but this week, the green house with the beautiful red flowers really caught my eye. I see all sorts of interesting colors on houses here, but this minty green is just lovely... Subtle enough to blend in, but still standout enough to make me want a green house!
You can get a little glimpse of the crystal chandelier hanging upstairs. There is another gorgeous chandelier on the first floor too. They always seem to be lit in the late mornings when I pass.
The Wednesday market is not to be missed in Luxembourg. All sorts of specialties, many Luxembourgish, but there is an Italian vendor (who promised me Italian sausage next week!), German, French and most likely some of the farmers are Belgium too. The flowers are always so pretty to browse.
Oh, learned something kinda cool this week. Maybe this is the standard in Chicago, NYC and other older cities, but I've never known about it.... I've seen this metal covers on the sidewalks all over.
Inside, they are small lifts that raise/lower deliveries to the lower level of the building. I see the beer distributors delivering beer this way and picking up empty bottles. The restaurant food deliveries are often being lowered down this way also. Kinda cool.
Oh...love the green house also! Keep stalking it any maybe you can meet the owners - or send mom over next time she is in town. Ok - now our family will be totally impressed if Blakely starts to develop such an astute taste that he can decipher one country's sausage from another - so once you get your Italian sausage next week se if he an tell the difference!!! Missing you and your sweet boys tons.
ReplyDeleteI don't think it works when I comment using my phone... bummer! I love seeing the pics from your "normal" route. I had fun showing Jon some of your pictures! Thanks for blogging.
ReplyDeleteFunny thing, when we were driving through San Fran's chinatown over the weekend, I watched a food delivery to a restaurant down one of those metal door "things" in the ground. I didn't know about them either!
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