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Veronicahhh: May 20 -- chez Paul Bocuse

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May 20 - chez Paul Bocuse. Old friends Henri (my grandpa, left) and Paul Bocuse! Yesterday, for the celebration of my grandfather Henri's 80th birthday,. My entire family enjoyed a wonderful lunch at Paul Bocuse's. World famous 3-star restaurant. This is a shot of his kitchen! Though it would take me at least one entire blog entry to just talk to you about the food,. I'll instead show you this dessert (one of many. Desserts we had) and direct you to my mom's. Cooking blog for more details about our menu.

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Veronicahhh: Grenoble Flânerie

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Just a few shots that were on my iphone. At left, Tomme de Savoie. at right, Beaufort. On the rives of the Isère river in Grenoble. I dangled my legs off this ledge and soaked in the warm sun. The museum is across the street. Was, without exaggeration, one of the most memorable exhibitions I have ever seen. To top it all off, the show had its own concise exhibition catalog. This seems like such a luxury to us Canadians, where limited arts funding never allows for the possibility of a publication to g...

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Veronicahhh: 20 mai

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Silk blouse from my mom, skirt by The Kooples, shoes by Kenneth Cole. I thought you were going to France, not THE GARDEN OF PARADISE. Feelings of jealousy outweighed by feelings of MISSING VERO. Miss you so much,. 20 May, 2010. Bah so glad you went to the kooples! Also i am in LOVE with the close up pictures, they are so nostalgic looking. frame and give to future children. 25 May, 2010. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). What you see is what you see. View my complete profile. Or you can ask me anything.

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Veronicahhh: Trésors acquis en France

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Trésors acquis en France. I really like notebooks. This one is lined, which I normally don't like, but this. Creamsicle colour spoke to me. It also has the little folder at the back like the moleskine, however, it is made in France unlike a moleskine. Hemingway may not have used Rhodias, but generations of French children have and many of them became great authors anyway. I've had really good luck with books since I arrived. Here are some of my finds. Particularly worthy of note is Dur, dur. 24 May, 2010.

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January | 2011 | Wanderbird in Paris

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Teaching in the Ghetto. Schooled in the City. Bienvenue à Paris. Month: January, 2011. January 28, 2011. Nameless fog, late December. A solid two-hour drive beyond the great lazy sprawl of London-town proper lay the very rolling quiet of a pretty English countryside. I don’t remember its name, though. Oops. We played an old Nick Cave. Lately, this little. So forget Nick Cave, at least for now. The true nature of the day was more in the spirit of Van Morrison. Trudging across these long rolling places, I ...

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November | 2010 | Wanderbird in Paris

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Teaching in the Ghetto. Schooled in the City. Bienvenue à Paris. Month: November, 2010. November 29, 2010. The Only One Open on Sundays. Today was a crummy day. I woke up late. The weather was a seep-into-your-bones-and-never-leave kind-of cold. The kids in my classes were bonkers, and I feel like a bad teacher. Yesterday wasn’t great, either. But it was punctuated with a heartening moment, and I would like to share that moment. So, nasty tray in hand, bad-hair head bowed, I resigned myself to “wor...

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Wanderbird in Paris | Teaching in the Ghetto. Schooled in the City. Bienvenue à Paris. | Page 2

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Teaching in the Ghetto. Schooled in the City. Bienvenue à Paris. February 1, 2011. Legai legai legai legai. January 28, 2011. Nameless fog, late December. A solid two-hour drive beyond the great lazy sprawl of London-town proper lay the very rolling quiet of a pretty English countryside. I don’t remember its name, though. Oops. We played an old Nick Cave. Lately, this little. So forget Nick Cave, at least for now. The true nature of the day was more in the spirit of Van Morrison. Trudging across these lo...

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Adam's Weddings: Sara and Bert

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Wedding photography by Adam Gilmer. I'm a photographer who can capture the real emotions of your event. I provide an easygoing and affordable experience. Contact me for rates and bookings. Adam William Nigel Gilmer.

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Adam's Weddings: Todd and Morgan

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Wedding photography by Adam Gilmer. I'm a photographer who can capture the real emotions of your event. I provide an easygoing and affordable experience. Contact me for rates and bookings. Adam William Nigel Gilmer.