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Day Sixty-Seven | Our Summer in France
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A little “Paradis” history. In the heart of wine country. Where we’re going. Where we’ve been. Our Summer in France. Day Sixty-Eight: Saturday In the Park. No It Wasn’t the Forth of July. Day Sixty-Six: Tissue Day. At the store I delivered the appropriate documents (passport) and got my paperwork for the tax refund. Mariah regrouped and they had a great time. After his phone call he had many, many customers and by 8:10 we had our first glass. It was delicious! See the slide show from the day. You are com...
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Day Sixty-Six: Tissue Day | Our Summer in France
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A little “Paradis” history. In the heart of wine country. Where we’re going. Where we’ve been. Our Summer in France. Day Sixty-Five: Le Tour Eiffel. Day Sixty-Six: Tissue Day. Canon EOS REBEL T1i. Our first street toilet experience and it was totally painless! See the slide show from the day. 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). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Email check fa...
In the heart of wine country | Our Summer in France
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A little “Paradis” history. In the heart of wine country. Where we’re going. Where we’ve been. Our Summer in France. In the heart of wine country. Surrounded by ancient caves and unbelievable wine history, you would think we would have gone wine tasting by now. Two weeks in, and no luck. We have managed to eat very well. Here are some of the fun facts we’ve found about the region. Lisa’s Favorite Things. 8211; a list of things to do from an expat who spent a year in Dijon with her husband. You are commen...
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Postcards from K
I love getting postcards. These are some virtual postcards from me - doing something, somewhere. Not always a high day or a holiday, sometimes it's 'everyday'. Wish you were here? Monday, September 30, 2013. You're not interested in the plants, you want to know about the cafe? Come on, it's National Trust, of course they do good cake! Posted by Katharine DSouza. Monday, September 9, 2013. Postcard from the Library. The folk at the Library were kind enough to let me have a go on their blog. In which I exp...
Postcards From Kabul
Observations of an expat living in Afghanistan. So every time I go to a meeting with (client in heavily secured compound with a bazillion checkpoints, adorable curly-haired bomb-sniffing dog and very intimate full-body checks including a lady that actually lifted up my skirt today) we submit our car description/names/identification/first-born children-as-collateral so that they will let us in–and every time, the reason they actually let us in is because my driver calls his cousin. A Walk In The Dark.
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Thursday, April 14, 2011. You've got skin problems, and eHow will fix them. Like everyone, when things go wrong in your life, my first thought is to turn to eHow.com to offer clarity in this mixed up world. Today, let’s learn what eHow suggests when you have discovered a skin thingy and need medical attention. EHow rates this as Difficulty: Moderate. But with a little forethought and elbow grease we can dial that difficulty level to simple and make you the pimp of pimples. This is a great first step!
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Our Summer in France
A little “Paradis” history. In the heart of wine country. Where we’re going. Where we’ve been. Our Summer in France. Day Seventy: We’re on our way home. We are home now. The house looks almost as it did when we left – just a few things in different places and a few new things that were not here when we left. Somehow, it feels different though. It sounds odd, it smells different and yet it is all so familiar. Now, for the real story. Our marathon final day. Kate’s going to pull her first allnighter! Day S...
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Can I take her home? Bull;March 17, 2010 • Comments Off on Can I take her home? At the end of February, we visited Nairobi for both business and pleasure. Thursday, we drove to Nairobi and I gave a presentation to GSK Nairobi on PULSE and volunteering. Prior to the presentation, there had not been any applicants to the PULSE program from Kenya. They have since had three applicants, one of which has been accepted into the program. Can I keep her? It was a good day. Bull;December 25, 2009 • 7 Comments.
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Postcards from Korea
Sunday, June 21, 2009. This is the last installation of my photos from my post-Korea travels. Luang Prabang, Laos. The border to get into Laos from China. On the way to Luang Prabang from China, we stopped at an outdoor pool hall for dinner. At the next table there was a man smoking a cigarette out of a steam roller. Vang Vieng, Laos. Nicole with Jadee, the owner Jadee’s bar. Drinking on the street. We saw Ho Chi Minh’s well-preserved dead body here at his mausoleum. Halong Bay, Vietnam. A closer look at...
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My LA: a land of palm trees and playgrounds. As we count down the weeks to departure, I find myself wanting to restart this blog so I can post some of the pictures I've continued taking of this surreal landscape. And soon enough we'll be intentionally visiting places for the last time (or in some cases, the first and last time). I'd like to have a record of that. I hope you would too. The ghost of Jim Morrison looms large over his old haunts. Here's another view of the mural. A bit larger.).
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