Lockdown #3 (And A Move…)
A pic popped up on my Facebook this week. It was the very first facemask I sewed during the first few weeks of our first lockdown in 2020. I [...] continue reading
Some Days It’s A Mix
Some days I have no idea what I'm going to write about. I think this is somewhat normal for any writer, except perhaps the rare few whose grey [...] continue reading
You Can’t Always Get What You Want
Est ce que vous avez un bon brie? (Do you have good brie?) Dad and I were doing our weekly open-air market shop. We were standing in line at the [...] continue reading
Château Living Part III – The Grounds
A full year of Pandemic life. It seems to be what everyone is talking about these days, reflecting back on what life looked like just over a year ago, [...] continue reading
Château Living Part II – Interior Details
It's grey outside today. The light filters through the old multi-paned windows into the Grand Salon, bathing it in a soft hue. We're huddled on [...] continue reading
Château Living Part I – To Buy Or Not To Buy?
It's been almost two weeks since we moved into the Château. White flowers are blossoming on the ornamental cherry trees, violets are sprinkled [...] continue reading
The Start Of A New Mini-Adventure
I'm sitting in the living room, or perhaps I should call it the drawing room? Tall ceilings surround me, accented by a glass chandelier hung [...] continue reading
Thoughts On Love
Tomorrow is St. Valentine’s Day And early in the morning I’m a girl below your window Waiting to be your Valentine. Then he got up and put on his [...] continue reading
Crêpes, Saharan Sandstorms And New Life
Another week and BAM....January is gone. Isn't that crazy? The weather is already starting to turn here in SW France. After a month of snow, [...] continue reading
A Most Beautiful Village – Camon, SW France
What is beauty? As a photographer I find the question most intriguing. Beauty in nature is easy. It's something that I believe is perpetual and [...] continue reading
A Country Story, Or Two (And Vaccines)
They say nothing ever happens in the countryside, but of course that's most often said by city folk who've never lived here. And the concept of rural [...] continue reading
Sitting Still And Biding Time
10 days of winter and then it was over. We saw the last of the snow this week. A brilliant play as it shone in the sun and then slowly melted [...] continue reading
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