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Frenchmen with Class
Before the church bells strike eight, three men with arms the size that Popeye would envy, have been coming to…
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Soupe de Fraise
A simple soup to sing to the soul: gather sun-kissed strawberries, with a large goblet measure one, and some more of water, raise the glass high as you pour in…
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Soupe de Tomate
Tomato Soup Saute two yellow onions in olive oil, until their yellow turns to gold. Add some chopped celery let their leaves join the party. A dash of salt, and…
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Knowing
The touch, the tender moment when all stands still, the moment we know that life is not just…
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Knock and it Shall be Open
The passage came within a dream, in barely a whisper, an echo of long ago reminding me… open the door, move away the fear, go where you dare not, follow…
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French Antiques
On the way to any French antique market or shop, my heart is racing with excitement. The way a corner of a cupboard can make me turn on my heels…
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Sounds of Friendship
My friend Kristi and I at the sidewalk cafe in her French village, talking about our lives in France, sipping coffee, tasting each others cakes, peels of laughter, oh la…
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Thread of Life
Love has no beginning nor end, it can become tangled- hold on to your golden thread.
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Viva la Difference!
When I arrived in France it was the subtle differences that hit me over the head…those silly little things that separated me from my known world. My expectation was that…
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