Par ici le bon jus!

Well, it looks like the camera is stuck in the kitchen! Because of some very uncertain weather (60% chances of rain, here, means very literally that during 60% of the day it will rain or drizzle) and still a lot of things to do to settle, there is not too much time left for tourism and photography.

A detail that I really like in our new city: when you order a juice in any café or restaurant, you get a freshly squeezed juice. Even corner stores and grocery stores have a selection of freshly squeezed juices and smoothies. The selection of juicers in kitchen stores is generous, and you can get 25 juice oranges for 2.50€ at the market. Our house had an orange press on the fridge when we arrived, so we got 2 lots of 25 oranges at the market on Saturday for our morning juice.



It’s a bit of a waste to leave all the good pulp on the shells, and a lot of energy went into bringing these oranges from the south where they grow, but boy is it good!



Served in our cheap promotional glasses from the thrift store, we lick our chops.