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 2026-09-04 11:00 UTC by Corey
 He has climbed the mountain Sailed the sea Squeezed through caves Flown like a bird Motorcycled nearly everyday Loved, shared, cared, extended himself freely towards others, Carried plenty suitcases up fjights of stairs for our guests Been a loving husband, son, father, grandfather, uncle, cousin, and brother. Here is too many more... Read the whole entry... »
 My cousin Alma and her dear husband Mike arrive this evening to stay with us! We have talked about this trip for years, and now it is here!
Every summer our families vacationed together, and as a child and into my teen age years I spent many overnights, and extended summer stays at their home. Our families are very close.
I am so happy, I... Read the whole entry... »
Le Train Bleu
2026-09-01 11:00 UTC by Corey Le Train Bleu We stopped inside for lunch, The interior was my dessert. 
Come Join Us!
2026-08-31 11:00 UTC by Corey Do you want to come to France on a whim? Are you able to hop on a plane and join us in few weeks? Do you enjoying going ho the brocante, good food, shared experiences??
We had an unexpected cancellation due to one of our repeated guest needing immediate surgery.  . If you can join us September 22nd-29th. DM me for details. 
Notre Dame, eternal hope, a testament to faith that survives, adapts, and begins anew. Like Adam and Eve, this fragile circle of stained glass captures a beginning. Gathered from the ash, a relic of what was, as the first beautiful breath of Notre-Dame’s rebirth. Inside the sacred heart of Notre-Dame de Paris, the 14th-century northern... Read the whole entry... »
- What to Do With French Antique Linens?
- Books for all Reasons
- Views from the Train
- The Chair
- Where the Wind Blows We Go
  A welcoming drizzle after a sweltering summer accompanied us to the brocante. I felt sorry for the books, paper and fabric, silk flowers, and all the fragile, sweet things left out to endure the weather. Aubusson woven arm rest pieces: cost 200€ Pass I did. Though wishing they were mine. I have an armchair that would have made them a... Read the whole entry... »
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