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Love More
2026-05-10 11:00 UTC by Corey

my mother does

with a generous heart, a constant flow of goodies and tricks up her sleeve.

a love language in my shapes and forms, while standing at the kitchen sink, playing cards, hanging clothes, chores made into games, and kneeling in church.

her guidance by example, by readiness, willingness- and a chunks of witty humor. Soft and...

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Another Day with the French la Vie
2026-05-09 11:00 UTC by Corey

How good it is to be happy amongst simple pleasures. A table, shared stories, and paths to take together.

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Antiquing in Provence
2026-05-07 11:00 UTC by Corey

Who comes on a French la Vie? Some are collectors, some own shops, some create, some simply love beautiful old things. Different styles, different stories, and somehow it always fits together perfectly. A few have come several times, that is the best review of all. Three of our guests this week have joined us before, and one is brand new, and...

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small world
2026-05-06 11:00 UTC by Corey

When our friends become their friends and their friends become our friends, the world becomes smaller.

What began as strangers gathering in Provence slowly became something wonderfully unexpected. The guests kept coming back – friendships bloomed.

Digging at a Brocante Dealer’s Garage
2026-05-05 11:00 UTC by Corey

The French la Vie – imagine coming to France for one reason: antique hunting. Not museums. Not tours. Just days searching through markets, garages, brocantes, homes, and shops packed with things from another time.

Today we went to an antique dealer’s garage. Nothing was styled or perfect. Boxes everywhere. Pulling out and opening...

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