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French Grocery List
The first time I went to the grocery store in France, I bought sour milk instead of milk, and cornstarch instead of flour. After that I always took a dictionary.…
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One Foot on the Ground
When the ground was rocky, dry, barren, and uneven. She bent down and tied a velvet ribbon on her ankle. "There!" she…
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The Hourglass
Time worn and true like grains of sand. Each second-each grain carries a memory to tomorrows distant shores. photo: Eighteen century, French hourglass,…
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Spring Rose
The vernal equinox, the first day of spring, when the day and the night are of equal length. Light and dark. Perfect balance. Rose and thorn. Finding balance: Standing on…
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A Miracle
My friend’s little boy Raphael was diagnosed with cancer when he was not quite two years of age. The doctors said he…
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Antiques and Vintage Links
Take a virtual tour of everything antiques by clicking on any photo. Linked are different sites about: How to buy antiques, where to meet other bloggers who deal or create…
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French Brocante
I swear to God one of the most incredible antique fairs that I have been to in a very long time, is happening…
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Open Door
When a door closes another door opens. What if one door closes and another opens only half-way. Do you believe that the door…
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Inspiration
-The words of little children while they play. -Twilight as it sets the stage for the moon to grow large. –The…
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French Husband Learns to Fly
I am terrified of flying. One would have thought that would’ve been a reason for me not to have married and moved to France from California. Thirteen hours on a…
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