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Family | A French American Life

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A French American Life. Musings on my bicultural family from a Francophilic, Francophobic Anglophone. Sometimes, it's complicated. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Fun With French in Boulder County. Paris, je t’aime. February 22, 2016. A French American Life. Yet we still managed to show them many of the major must-see-on-your-first-visit-to-Paris sites. Here’s one of my favorite pics:. Here’s us at Notre Dame (which is one of those names that I struggle to pronounce in both Fren...

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Deborah Lawrenson: Countdown to June

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Provence, the Luberon and an old house on a hill. Wednesday, 20 May 2015. A heavy box arrives.this is always a lovely moment, one of the iconic moments, I suppose, of an author's life. This one is from HarperCollins in New York, and it contains early copies of the paperback edition of. Due out in the US on June 16th. However, over the next few weeks, I shall endeavour to put up some posts relevant to. To send it on its way. . The Sea Garden paperback. Oh, Deborah, Im so sorry! 20 May 2015 at 12:23.

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Le Petit France Blog: Posts from Rome

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Le Petit France Blog. Navigating the Provençal Market. What's Behind those Fuzzy Curtains? Dining in the Jewish Ghetto. Take a wrong turn and you could miss this food gem tucked away in the Jewish Ghetto. While the flaming red curtains certainly draw attention to this restaurant-cum-cultural society. It took three separate recommendations & trusted local advice to have our first dining experience at. Table-waiting à la Romana. Yes, we were. And what about mozzarella? And do you like. She was gone in a sw...

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Le Petit France Blog: The Petit Beat: Rainy Hikes, Chestnut-tasting, & Quiche Lorraine

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Le Petit France Blog. Navigating the Provençal Market. Friday, November 5, 2010. The Petit Beat: Rainy Hikes, Chestnut-tasting, and Quiche Lorraine. Well, here we are again at Friday - and boy, it was another quick week. All thanks in part to our Monday holiday which meant no work for us and a long, lovely extended weekend. Although said weekend would have been made just a tad lovelier if it wasn't for a particularly feisty thunderstorm that lasted a good four days.four very, very wet days. Although the ...

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Le Petit France Blog: We're Moving...Virtually!

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Le Petit France Blog. Navigating the Provençal Market. Friday, May 13, 2011. Phew, well I'm sure more than a few bloggers had quite a scare today with Blogger being offline. But it did give me a nice chance to take the afternoon off for a nice walk down by the sea. The weather's been absolutely wonderful here, and the beaches are already filling up with the sun-worshippers of the South. I have just one question: How do they all stay so gorgeous? Bon weekend et a bientot,. May 13, 2011 at 10:25 PM. I cant...

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Le Petit France Blog: Life in Provence

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Le Petit France Blog. Navigating the Provençal Market. Here's a sampling of posts that focus on daily life in Provence, local traditions, and seasonal highlights of the region. You can find these posts and more under the label Only in Provence. My Year in Provence, A Love Story. It's hard to believe that a year has passed since I moved to France, but viola. While important, do little to prepare you for the roller-coaster ride that starting a new life abroad brings. Culture like Italy (or even the United ...

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Living Out Of The Box: May 2014

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Living Out Of The Box. Personal notes from a woman learning to follow her bliss . and finding it in the most unexpected places. Between Colorado, Italy, and a Wine Glass . Tuesday, May 27, 2014. The Color of Crazy. Now I look at my dining room table: piles of Jancis Robinson here, Oz Clarke there. Binders of wine notes, workbooks and specifications . and significantly more bottles and glasses than ever were permitted to clutter a workspace in a military graduate school computer lab. You get the picture.

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Living Out Of The Box: Between Colorado, Italy, and a Wine Glass ...

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Living Out Of The Box. Personal notes from a woman learning to follow her bliss . and finding it in the most unexpected places. Between Colorado, Italy, and a Wine Glass . Between Colorado, Italy, and a Wine Glass . I'm learning a lot! About wine, food, letting go, and discovering new realities outside the paradigms I let define me for the last couple of decades - these are the lessons I couldn't have found in any classroom. There was applause. I lie about none of this. Highly encouraged, and I, along wi...

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Deborah Lawrenson: A sense of place

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Provence, the Luberon and an old house on a hill. Monday, 29 June 2015. A sense of place. The house dates from the 14th century - the attached barn is a couple of centuries younger - and on a quiet evening in slanting sunshine, it is possible to feel the history in every stone and slate. The garden wraps around it, crammed with border plants, divided into lawns and hedged outdoor rooms. It is a private property, and the gardens are not open to the public except on special occasions. Again in perfect tune...