Life in Paris - The Père Lachaise cemetery

After the warm welcome that was given to my last "Paris post" I decided to go out today, despite the heat (I almost melted) and bring my camera along with me to snap some more pictures of my lovely city. I didn't go far, actually pretty much stayed in my 'quartier', and even though I only needed to get a few ingredients for tonight's dinner, I decided to take a little walk in one of my absolute favourite spots in Paris: the Père Lachaise cemetery. You might remember an old post on this very same blog, but one never gets tired of such a beautiful and soothing place.

I also included a few pictures of Paris, the streets and little details I love about this city. I sometimes get asked if France is a racist country, and I get questions from people worrying about coming to Paris in case people wouldn't like foreigners. Muslims are currently doing the Ramadan and there's the World Cup, two big events in many people's lives. Walking in the streets there were dozens of algerian and french flags next to each other, and so many stands of delicious oriental cakes, breads and dishes. That's a side of Paris I love, and a side I wish more people would proudly show. Sure, there are racist people here, unfortunately like everywhere, but there are mostly many people who don't care and enjoy being all together.

This guy(note the beers hmhm) asked  for a picture!

healthy&vegan snack

final result of tonight's dinner. tofu&gombo with some noodles. the delish.

That's all for this "life in Paris post",  I hope you enjoyed scrolling through these pictures. Let me know if there is any particular place you'd like me to talk about, anyway, I'll keep writing that kind of post, I actually enjoy them very much! I hope you do too!