rue Saint-Antoine

I know it's been a long time. we're all doing good and yes, a lot has happened. our lives have changed in big and small ways, ways that I had never thought possible. ways that now fill my heart with a renewed sense of appreciation for my family and friends.

but change always comes with uncertainty and fear, where everything you think you know is challenged. every day. in every decision you make. and it's hard. it's exciting, but it's hard.

Comments

[blackbird]

That's a beautiful photo - I find myself think much of the same...

[blackbird]

thinkING, actually.

[mama nabi]

Irene, I hardly ever comment... but I didn't realize how much I missed your photos until you popped up on my blogline. Thank you for sharing the beauty.

[bella]

Hello, mama-friend. I've missed you so much!! xo

[Chris]

I'm glad to hear all is well! That picture is really cool - it looks as if it could've been taken anytime between now and the invention of the polaroid!

[Charmarie]

Good for you! I'm glad to know things are good and that the family is all well. I've missed you're photos!

[Jennifer]

You can do that with light with a Polaroid?! I've loved your photos for a long time now, but this...wow.

[Heather]

We've missed you!

[kimberly]

We lived in Paris for 5 months when my 17 year old daughter was 1 (long time ago). I worked and my husband held down the fort. It was our first time abroad, really our first time away from our home town. We lived on Rue Armond Carrel near the park in the 19th arrondismont (I'm sure that's not spelled correctly). I don't know if we ever made it to Rue St-Antoine, but your picture reminds me of our appartment on the 5th floor. Thanks for posting!

[susan]

happy to hear that you are and your family are doing well. thank you for the picture, i love how i can see the bright light at the end of the tunnel (street).

[jenny]

beautiful photo.welcome back, i missed your posts. "it's hard, but exciting"...and i know you'll take every step so well. good luck! and God bless!

[Michelle]

Gorgeous picture, makes me want to move to Paris. So glad to see you back, sounds like you've had quite a bit going on.