Postcard Series: Je t’aime Montreal

If I speak French, I will live a third of the year in Montreal. Alive and peaceful, day or night, rain or shine; this city is filled with culture and arts, modern and old, sports and fashion. I don’t care if all the signs aren’t in English or the city seems to be always in construction, because everything else is “tres bien”.

Staying overnight, go the Biosphere for $12 to get a 360 degree view of Montreal, walk around Old Montreal, and check out the Basilica at night for a $9 lightshow for some history. Enjoy the rest of the night dining in many of the excellent restaurants around. My choice this month, Holder for goat cheese tart, mussels and of course, wine. Sante!

Got a late flight the next day? Rent a Bixi for the real Montreal experience. $7/24 hour access.

Weekly Photo Challege: A Day in My Life

How can I cram most of my favorite things in a day? Let’s start today.

Breakfast Pastries

Loungin’

Buffalo Wings and Halibut

Train Station

Rehearsal

Spring Salad. Salmon and Snickerdoodle

Break

Let it go!

Easter Princess

Fresh sheets. Breakfast pastries. Chicken wings. Train stations. Tango. A well made suit. A new bowtie.
Margarita on the rocks. Seafood. Beets. Chocolate desserts. Pooch. Midnight snack.

Wow. Let’s see what I can do tomorrow….

To New York

Train Lot

No. 7 Trains