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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.  Snowing heavily it did for twenty minutes, a tiny wonderland. Tap here to see more.   Sacha had a meeting near Collioure, a seaside town I wanted to visit, so I hopped in the car and went along with him. It was nearly a five-hour drive, we talked the entire way—about everything and nothing, without ever running out of words. When we arrived, the town’s facades dot the narrow streets- pinks, oranges, and yellows, set against... Read the whole entry... »
I’ve been antiquing for over 35 years in France.
People say, create a business from your passion. I was lucky. I did. Living here makes it easy, the feeling is the same every time. When we get close to a fair or a shop, I feel my spirit jump out of the car before my body catches up. That spark hasn’t left. I used to go at the crack of... Read the whole entry... »
 Why not go to Cassis on a freezing cold day in a pink sparkly dress, crocs, and your brother’s fleece. Because, when you are four years old your sense of fashion style beats having a disagreement with your grandmother. 
- The Feast of Light
- Easter Morning
- Let’s Go Antiquing
- You are Awesome
- Be True, Be You
  Tonight, the moon rises full and beautiful over our fractured planet unchanged by the noise below. As balance seems to falter and understanding feels distant, I breathe out a silent prayer that wisdom and humanity take the lead. 
 Without looking for a children’s book at all, I found a 1931 French alphabet book at the brocante.
I thought it would be darling to take the pages apart and frame them for a child’s room. I never did. I have trouble cutting books—old paper, fabric, lace, ribbon- It probably comes from the time I cut up a very rare book... Read the whole entry... »
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