The Paris night sky is like pink cotton candy,
This fireman’s ladder sure came in handy, 
The Palais Garnier ceilings are a sight to behold,
This Louvre pyramid I got to hold, 
This reminds me of Calvary Hill, 
This ridiculous bird I want to kill
Seriously, shut your beak. Just shut it.
The End
A Pierman Sister 
I’ve lived in central Paris for two years now and really value the occasional snatches of early morning bird song. Maybe your local blackbird doesn’t have a great repertoire and maybe he’s a bit early (it’s that pink, cotton candy that confuses them) but for me, the fact that there’s a wild bird singing in the middle of the city is something to celebrate. Sorry!
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HI, Judith. Good to know it’s a blackbird. I can’t see him, just hear him. He’s definitely confused. He sings at 11pm night and also in the middle of the night. I was kidding really! I don’t want him dead, just want him to be in the right time zone.
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Blackbirds do seem to get more easily confused than other species. If he’s singing all night I can see why you’re less than enthusiastic. Sleep well!
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This is a scream. (And no pun intended – REALLY!)
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This is great. I love the Calvary Hill.
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Thanks, Barb. When I took the picture, that wasn’t the plan but it sure does have that effect!
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The fireman’s ladder is cracking me up! Where was it going?! 😀
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It was rescuing someone from a top floor. Not sure why they couldn’t use the door like the rest of us! Maybe a fire? Or perhaps a fire drill?
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Interesting blogpost. I just came back from my trip to Paris and I was confused about where to go and try French food. Unfortunately this time I made it only in asian restaurants, but I will need to come back to taste something else;) You are welcome to check my newly created post about my Parisian adventures with photos;)
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