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Preparing for the Next French la Vie
All nine groups are full this year. We will be announcing 2026 very soon. The waiting list is growing (❤️) so if you are interested send me an email coreyamaro@aol.com
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Shhh, I Love You
Black clay in her hands—a whisper, “chut je t’aime” shaped,glazed in quiet light. My friend Monique Mo, lives in France, and works with black volcanic clay instead of the more…
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The Sky of Promise
They leaned out the window, faces lit with wonder, taking in the world like it was made just for them— so full of life. I stood behind them as they…
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Amazing Desserts
The last day of our group trip always leads us to Cassis—a tradition that’s the pearl in the crown. Cassis always shining no matter how many times we go. We…
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Dancing Queen She is
On my latest wander through the secondhand store I spotted a 1950s tulle underskirt. The kind of floaty thing that practically hums with forgotten dances. It was a perfect fit,…
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The Best Part about my Work
There’s something quietly powerful about a group of women coming together—not because they’ve known each other forever, but because they’re drawn to the same things. The same kind of beauty.…
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Moments to Share
There is something quietly meaningful about wandering through an antique market—sure the thrill of the hunt, but for the echo of lives lived long before us. For me, sharing these…
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The First Time
In France, there’s a quiet little tradition that adds a touch of magic to everyday moments: the first time you experience something in a season—whether it’s spotting your first puppy,…
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