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- An Unexpected Outing
- Saint Omer Blue Pitchers
- Food, Brocante, Friends, Beauty
- The Unexpected Visit
 An old broomstick and a bamboo stick. Pretend to be warriors on a very hot day. No clashing, no poking, some running, mostly poses. Soon, the little one will be six. SIX! Time is easily measured when there is a little person in one’s life. Sacha flew in for work. But, the very next day it was cancelled. At least he’s... Read the whole entry... »
Love one another. That simple truth carries more weight than a thousand opinions- powerful because it’s honest. I am not pretending to have answers. But I refuse to turn my heart to stone.
I’m not looking away.
I see what’s happening—everywhere, to so many.
And it horrifies me. Not because I know what to do.
Not because I have... Read the whole entry... »
 I want to believe that it’s something in our memory flow- my mother loved to dance, I love to dance, Chelsea too, and now my granddaughter- She has twirled more than every ballerina in the world- yeah, I exaggerate, but, isn’t that what storytellers do? This flutter, the little hands, like a glorious butterfly. The energy flows... Read the whole entry... »
 Yesterday’s shared photo of the striking blue-and-white pitchers on my blog—the response was overwhelming! Many of you have asked: What are these? Where do they come from? Are they costly? The answer: these are beautiful examples of Saint-Omer pottery, a centuries-old ceramic tradition from northern France. Saint-Omer, has been known for... Read the whole entry... »
 Oh what a day!
The French la Vie group was swept into a bit of unexpected magic… We were invited—by the kindest antique dealer I’ve known from my many brocante wanderings—into his home. Not just his shop (which, by the way, is invitation only), but into his actual home. A 1600s country house tucked away... Read the whole entry... »
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