So,we hopped on the motorcycle and road about 45 minutes to Lawerenceville... down Route 28. Little did we know that La Gourmandine Bakery didn't open until 9:30. It was 8:45. We sat in a little World War I memorial park across the street and watched at least 20 cars, pedestrians, and cyclists turn away in disappointment... they weren't willing to hang out for 45 minutes until the little shop opened. About 9:15, some other dedicated patrons began waiting. That's when this photo was snapped. The doors were unlocked precisely as 9:30 chimed on the church steeple down the street. By the time we walked across the street, the line was out the door... and stayed that way until we finished our delectable breakfast and beyond. We ate: Flan Patissier, Cream Puff, Parfait chocolat, and Kugelhof. Didn't eat much the rest of the day!
Saturday, July 2, 2011
Jonesin' for a Cream Puff
So,we hopped on the motorcycle and road about 45 minutes to Lawerenceville... down Route 28. Little did we know that La Gourmandine Bakery didn't open until 9:30. It was 8:45. We sat in a little World War I memorial park across the street and watched at least 20 cars, pedestrians, and cyclists turn away in disappointment... they weren't willing to hang out for 45 minutes until the little shop opened. About 9:15, some other dedicated patrons began waiting. That's when this photo was snapped. The doors were unlocked precisely as 9:30 chimed on the church steeple down the street. By the time we walked across the street, the line was out the door... and stayed that way until we finished our delectable breakfast and beyond. We ate: Flan Patissier, Cream Puff, Parfait chocolat, and Kugelhof. Didn't eat much the rest of the day!
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment