crêpes chez Laetitia

Chez.

I love this word.

chez moi = my place/home/apartment/dwelling/etc.

chez toi = your place

chez mes parents = my parents'

chez le coiffeur = the hair salon

chez le boucher = the butcher shop

chez vous = where you are from, your city/country of origin

It doesn't necessarily indicate a physical place...

courant chez les personnes jeunes = common amongst young people

beaucoup admiré chez les Américains = much admired by Americans

faites come chez vous = make yourself at home

and the perhaps the more well known use of the word for us Californians: chez Panisse. I want to go to there.

So, anyways, tonight I went to chez Laetitia to eat some dinner and crêpes. While Laetitia was busy in the kitchen I creepily took photos of her childhood photos. He he he he. this is Laetitia's fridge. I love it. It is covered with magnets, it's wonderful.

this is her kitchen clock, I also like it a whole bunch.

This is her funny friend Aline. Aline claims that she is a 'kitchen watcher' and not a kitchen cook. She is there for team support. She also has a great sense of style.