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Il pleut des cordes. | Letters From Limours
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An American in Paris. Well, almost. Waste not, want not, or something like that. Full disclosure, and plans ahoy… →. Il pleut des cordes. Fall is a big deal in my family’s neck of the woods which only makes sense, since from September to November, the rocky slopes and of course the occasional rolling hills of the northeastern U.S. are blanketed in glorious reds, oranges, and yellows. This is my second. Meanwhile, it’s raining strings, which at the very least makes more sense than cats and dogs!
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An American in Paris. Well, almost. Il pleut des cordes. Full disclosure, and plans ahoy…. I’m very tired this week. Very tired, and a bit grumpy, trying to get used to this regular blogging thingamajig, and altogether a bit unpleasant to be around, on the internet or in real life! See you on the flip side, internauts! Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). Notify me of new comments via email.
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An American in Paris. Well, almost. Please allow me to introduce myself: I’m a man of wealth and taste. Merci les musiciens et les limouriens… →. I was sitting here at my table, boiling water for tea and getting ready to go to a ‘blues et folk africain’ concert tonight. Thinking about all the things I’ve done since I’ve gotten to Franceand I realized: I haven’t blogged about any of them. Let me leave you with this photo I took of. Or as we’d say in English, The Wild Coast:. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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An American in Paris. Well, almost. Full disclosure, and plans ahoy…. I’m very tired this week. Very tired, and a bit grumpy, trying to get used to this regular blogging thingamajig, and altogether a bit unpleasant to be around, on the internet or in real life! See you on the flip side, internauts! Il pleut des cordes. This is my second. Meanwhile, it’s raining strings, which at the very least makes more sense than cats and dogs! Waste not, want not, or something like that. Plus it looks pretty! Now I ju...
Merci les musiciens et les limouriens… | Letters From Limours
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An American in Paris. Well, almost. Waste not, want not, or something like that. →. Merci les musiciens et les limouriens…. Wow, color me impressed. Although the concert was a bit steep for my budget 15 euros per person it was more than worth the price. The band was called Magou and Dakar Transit. And which sent a profound vibration throughout the entire auditorium). Finally, the astonishingly nimble-fingered Djeli Moussa Condé. Who plays the kora. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
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Your guidance counselor was right. Higher education IS important. Saturday, November 27, 2004. I suppose my heart needs to grow 10 sizes. I'm not THE grinch, but I'm a contender. Ps-thanks to Tifanie, I am displaying her on my short but growing 'blogs to see' list. Check her out. Pps-visit homestar runner if you have a few hours to spare. Posted by Tammy at Saturday, November 27, 2004. Wednesday, November 24, 2004. Blogging really has to be a compulsion to keep up with regularly, dunnit? I really hope so.
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I had a tumor removed from the third ventricle of my brain when I was twenty. When I was first told of this tumor, I had become dispassionate toward the world in which I lived and welcomed the change. Would I die? Either way, what could I do but embrace the experience to come? Who has access to your perspective other than yourself? Humbly powered by WordPress.
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4 out of 5 dentists recommend this WordPress.com site. August 21, 2013. I often feel in life some things go unsaid… When people pass the loved ones often comment “I had so much to tell her/him” …. I know because sadly I’ve said them words…. I have things inside me I want to say to another but I can not… Things that sound petty in my head and heart but are inside me I’m not sure why… Would just cause more pain and only serve to… I’m not even sure what. Maybe I’ll try this again when my mind can focus.
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Check out my creepy blog! A blog about my comix, zines, artwork, minicomics, snail mail, and much more. Friday, 7 November 2014. Ex Libris and Skull Kitties galore! October was a crazy month and my brain was very uncooperative, but I made it through somehow. The coolest thing of all ccol things happened though! It was the Ex Libris Book Fair. The zines were made by young people in Dundee who worked with artists to make them, which is pretty damn cool! Me and Iona and James all drew cats for them. That sa...
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An American in Paris. Well, almost. Full disclosure, and plans ahoy…. I’m very tired this week. Very tired, and a bit grumpy, trying to get used to this regular blogging thingamajig, and altogether a bit unpleasant to be around, on the internet or in real life! See you on the flip side, internauts! Il pleut des cordes. This is my second. Meanwhile, it’s raining strings, which at the very least makes more sense than cats and dogs! Waste not, want not, or something like that. Plus it looks pretty! Now I ju...
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A place to share my writings, poems, photos, family history, express opinions, and connect with others. Friday, March 30, 2018. Happy Easter, this weekend hear the word of God. From living prophets as Mormons worldwide come together for their conference to sustain our new prophet Pres. Russell M. Nelson. Time to recall what Easter is all about. Click for an inspirational video: Change is possible. Https:/ www.mormon.org/easter? Cid=HP FR-15-3-2018 dMIS fCNWS xLIDyL1-A. Links to this post. Just made my fi...
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Sunday, August 22, 2010. Celebrating “At Fifty”. Linda Poitras . . . on her husband Jim’s 50th Birthday. At fifty, you’re older and wiser . . . you’re definitely funnier too,. Experiences have been added galore, and your stories are even new;. Your hair is now grayer, your skin getting crinkled, those laugh lines sure weren’t there before;. At fifty you spend more time on the phone, and with Facebook you take friends lots more. You have made friends with their friends, and added so many,. At fifty weR...
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Skip to main content. April 02, 2018. Dear Friend K,. I heard yesterday during the Music and the Spoken Word broadcast that if the message of Easter were reduced to just one word, that word might be hope. 160; It was a glorious, joyful, peaceful, optimistic, hopeful day. Last night at bedtime, Son, didnt want Easter to end. I feel the same way. It was wondrous! We ate our traditional conference breakfast. General Conference. January 30, 2018. The Epic Snowy Presidency Meeting. January 22, 2018. Call ...
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Letters from Lindsay A blog by a Lincoln, Nebraska, writer. June 28, 2015. As a pensive observer and possessor of an empathetic heart, I frequently feel all the feels. An acquaintance’s daughter died of cancer. Felt the feels. A friend’s nephew died in a drowning accident. Felt the feels. I watched my niece’s joy-filled reaction as she devoured ice cream. Felt the feels. I had one of a treasured many heart-to-heart conversations with a cherished friend who bared her faith and fear. Felt the feels. Most o...
