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Current ArticlesThis feed's current articles are shown below. Subscribe for updates to all the content available in this feed, or click through here to see the original article. Such a wonderful French la Vie group, I feel the luckiest to meet and share with each of you! Thank you, all of you for following me. And today a new pope! An American light. Taking the name Pope Leo XIV. In his first address from St. Peter’s Basilica, Pope Leo emphasized a message deeply rooted in unity, solidarity, and peace.... Read the whole entry... »
 The Iris Field
 2025-05-07 11:00 UTC by Corey
 As we drove from one antique dealers place to another, our van brimmed with laughter, stories, and stuff gathered along the way. And then—just like that—an iris field appeared, or perhaps it found us. We gasped, turned the van around without a second thought, and jumped out. I believe in serendipity. In being open to the unexpected. In... Read the whole entry... »
 Once again, Provence wraps its arms around me. We gather—some new, some familiar—each step a shared delight, each glance out a window is a painting. I think often of how rare and beautiful it is to experience life this way. Not everyone can, and yet here we are, meeting in this corner of the world, where we are giving so much. ...Read the whole entry... »
All nine groups are full this year. We will be announcing 2026 very soon. The waiting list is growing ( ) so if you are interested send me an email coreyamaro@aol.com 
 Black clay in her hands—
a whisper, “chut je t’aime” shaped,
glazed in quiet light. My friend Monique Mo, lives in France, and works with black volcanic clay instead of the more common red. She makes her own slip, which she pours into molds, and then hand-finishes each piece with carefully crafted details. She also... Read the whole entry... »
- Another Beautiful Day in Collaboration with Red Shed
- Moments to Share
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  They leaned out the window, faces lit with wonder, taking in the world like it was made just for them— so full of life. I stood behind them as they looked out, seeing the promise in that endless sky. I smiled at their innocence, quietly praying for goodness to be strong.
I held the space in silence, everything I know folded deep inside,... Read the whole entry... »
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