I wanted to quickly pop in and let you know that this week will be a bit low on posts unfortunately. I have two half-baked reviews in the making that are not quite done yet and this week is spring break. My boys and I are planning to hit Vienna’s museums one after the other and this usually leaves me happy, but exhausted.
I will leave you with a few images from my favorite chocolate shop’s Easter decorations and you’ll definitely hear from me once more this week.
Have a great time, and please take a look through the archives in the meantime.
xoxo, B
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Enjoy museums! (and chocolates? 😉 )
Will do both! 🙂
I would love to visit them with you, and eat chocolate either LOL, have a blessed Easter!
Thanks, you too!
Have a wonderful Easter break with your boys Birgit. I hope the sun shines for you. xx
So far the snow snows,,, 🙂
Happy Easter, Asa!
Oh yes!!! Xocolat is one of the prettiest (and most yummie) shops in Vienna. And dangerous too!
It’s terribly dangerous!!! 😉
Have a great week!
Thanks, you too, poodle!
Please enjoy those darling boys and have a very Happy Easter, B! And those chocolates-YUM!! (very much remind me of my European heritage 🙂 !)
I love America with all my heart, but the chocolate isn’t even comparable to ours… 🙂
Have a great week, Brie!
Absolutely agree about the chocolate.:)
Have a happy Easter!
🙂
Thank you, happy Easter to you too!
I completely agree…in fact one of my students is going to visit his mum’s home country of Belgium and I made him promise to bring me back some chocolate (which I love almost as much as perfume and tea :)!!)
Belgian chocolate is amazing!
Hope you and the boys have a lovely, if exhausting, time over the spring break. Thanks for the yummy pics!
Thank you, T! xoxo
Enjoy your week, Birgit. 🙂
And you! 🙂
Have a “sweet” Holiday!
No doubt, I will! 🙂
That’s the handsomest (and largest) Easter Bunny I’ve ever seen! Have a wonderful week with your boys.
Thank you, Farouche! The bunny is way too pretty to eat, but it would be so good… 🙂
THAT will be totally fun. Enjoy,
we will be here when you get back.
Portia xx
That is good to know, thank you, Portia! Bussi!
Seeing those chocolate bunnies brings back really good memories. Have a wonderful time with your darling boys, Birgit!
Thank you, Suz! xo
Hope you enjoy your week 🙂
I’m sure it will be fun!
Those displays are beautiful. Thanks for sharing, Birgit. I hope you and your family have a wonderful time visiting the museums and enjoying spring break. I’m enjoying my spring break, too. Lots of love.
Lots of love back to you, J! Have a relaxing time!
Easter is earlier with you this year – down here, in BG, we’ll have to wait till 5th May…
Enjoy your time with the boys and do not worry about the postings! Everyone needs to spend more time with the family nowadays!
It is early this year, I can’t remember an Easter so full of snow and icy winds ever!
yuuuuuuum
😀
Have a good week with your boys. That chocolate looks yummy.
Thank you!
It does look yummy and it is!!! 😉
Enjoy the museum trail…! I take it that if the boys are in tow you will be giving the Bestattungsmuseum and the Museum für Verhütung und Schwangerschaftsabbruch a miss? 😉 😉 Though what is the age when it is considered helpful for children to be taught about death? – it’s traditionally through the loss of a pet hamster or goldfish, I believe, which I sense may not be on display in the former, though a hamster coffin would look rather cute!?
The ideas you have… 😀
The Foltermuseum is also off the list for now. 😉
Hahaha! There’s a nice textile one, I believe? ; – )
Dear Brigit
The only thing more divine than Viennese chocolate are Viennese museums!
Have a wonderful break and look forward to having you back refreshed and invigorated!
Yours ever
The Perfumed Dandy
Thank you so much, dear Dandy!
What beautiful Easter displays! I am a sucker for bunnies! Have a great and well-deserved break, Birgit!
Thank you, dear Daisy!
Have a wonderful time! I can’t wait to visit Austria again. I love it. It’s the home of my favorite composer (Mozart) AND my favorite candy (Mozartkugeln)! I’m able to get a small dose of Austria when I visit the Julius Meinl coffee shop that’s nearby.
When you come to Vienna, let me know!
Hmm, I didn’t have Mozartkugeln for a long time, I should remedy that asap. 🙂
Will do! Eat a Mozartkugeln for me. 🙂 I actually have on my bucket list to take a Mozartkugeln making class at the Café Konditorei Fürst in Salzburg.
That is a wonderful idea!
Have fun touring the museums and enjoy all the chocolates afterwards 😀
Thank you!!! 🙂
Have an amazing time.
Thank you! 🙂