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Diamonds in the Olive Trees
Along the winding way to Sacha's BMX track, which weaves through olive orchards, vineyards and goat farms, the road is narrow with spectacular views. Views that I barely…
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Happy Tears with a Taste of Salt
` Photos and text by Corey Amaro Happy. The end of the school year. The end of an era. Sacha graduates soon.Since age four, Fabrice, Sacha's best friend, will go…
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The Ribbon
Photo and text by Corey Amaro Their romance was that of a young girl's dream; Love letters, candlelight, tenderness and many midnight rendezvous. Swooning under the moonlight, she tied their…
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Snapshots from Cassis
Photos and text by Corey Amaro: A yellow wall is the background for a planter of hens and chickens. The summer nights are full of light. Eight in the evening,…
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The Brocante in Nice
Text and photos by Corey Amaro Have you ever been to Nice? Have you ever been tempted to take off your clothes and dive into the sea? If you…
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The Secret to Cooking on a Whim
Photos and text by Corey Amaro. What to cook for dinner? That is the question that haunts me every single day around seven in the evening and not a second…
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Fete des Pères
Memory 1988: Sitting up, he leaned over the couch and said, "Corey?" "Oh Dad!" I was caught off guard, "You surprised me, I didn't know you were here." I picked…
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The Boy Boy Turns Eighteen
(Photos of when Sacha as a little boy.) When Sacha was born he had some health problems. The first five years were difficult. We barely slept. Due to Sacha's health…
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Terms of Endearment: Coco Puff
When the women are from America and men are from France, wait isn't there a book with a title like that… how does it go? Venus and Mars isn't…
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