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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.  After winter, when seeds have sat in silence, waiting, something stirs— Quiet, unseen, beneath the soil it’s not about rushing the bloom, but trusting the thaw.
Life, like a flower doesn’t force its way out of the cold—it listens, it senses, it softens. Becoming spring in our hearts is not a task but a surrender.
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 Years ago, I stumbled upon a charming antiques shop, filled to the brim with floral and landscape paintings and delightful tabletop décor. While chatting with the owner, I learned that his wife, Isabelle, was a chef with a nearby restaurant.
Homemade lasagna with paper thin pasta. My mouth still waters. Curious about her culinary... Read the whole entry... »
 Palms rustle like whispers of hope in dry wind, waved by hands that know both praise and pain—children’s voices echo hosannas down dust-veiled roads where ancient stones remember every footstep, every march. A king once rode humbly, not with might but with mercy, through crowds hungry for salvation, their cloaks a patchwork of longing. ... Read the whole entry... »
- The Big Brocante
- Take Your Time
- Day 2 Antiquing in Provence
- The Basilica of Saint Mary Magdalene
- A Beautiful Evening Together
  In the heart of Aix-en-Provence, where the shutters are often half-closed and the bustle of daily life is in the air, there’s a place that feels like opening a secret passage to the past, where one can find history tucked carefully inside. The Musée du Vieil Aix, once the grand 17th-century home of the Estienne de Saint-Jean family, now... Read the whole entry... »
 The Boo Boo
 2025-04-11 11:00 UTC by Corey
 
Pottery Dreams
2025-04-10 11:00 UTC by Corey Each piece of pottery Monique shapes is a stanza in clay—her fingers the pen, the wheel/molds her rhythm. Monique doesn’t just make vessels, she write quiet poems that can hold water and time. Harvested from ancient volcanic deposits, this rich black clay is transformed into a silky slip that my friend, Monique, uses to coat her molds... Read the whole entry... »
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