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Category Archives: travel
Gatorland
This past weekend Scotty and I made our way to Orlando to see family and attend his grandmother’s memorial service. The service was beautiful and it was good to see family and relatives (some from as far away as England). … Continue reading
San Francisco
After four beautiful days in Chicago Scotty and I made our way to San Francisco. We had decided to combine the conference trip with our Thanksgiving visit to my family. Doing so meant we would get to hang out with … Continue reading
Chicago!
Well, this blog has collected a bit of dust. Have any of you caught on to the fact that I’m not finding much inspiration in my new surroundings? Despite my best efforts to see the beauty, this place just hasn’t … Continue reading
Posted in photography, Thoughts, travel
Tagged Architectural Boat Tour, architecture, Chicago, photography, travel
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Rodin and Napoleon
One of my favorite places in Paris is the Rodin Museum. It is the home of the famous sculpter of The Thinker and the house and gardens are a quiet refuge in the middle of this bustling city. So, we headed … Continue reading
Posted in Paris, Thoughts, travel, Visitors
Tagged Les Invalides, Life, Napoleon, Paris, photography, Rodin Museum, Thinker, travel
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Waiting for Doisneau
Scotty and I were excited about an exhibition of Robert Doisneau’s wonderful photographs taking place at the Hôtel de Ville. One of of the last days that it was open we were joined by the rest of the gang and … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Paris, photography, travel
Tagged Doisneau, Hôtel de Ville, Les Halles, Paris, Photograph, photography, Robert Doisneau, travel
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Le Cordon Bleu
For a birthday present my mom said that she wanted to take me to Le Cordon Bleu for a cooking class. Well, that sounded like a great idea to me, so a couple of days after she arrived we headed … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Food, Paris, Recipe, Restaurants, travel
Tagged AOC Minervois, Cook, Cooking, Cordon Bleu, French cuisine, Julia Child, Le Cordon Bleu, Life, travel, Wine and food matching
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Stormy Sunshine on the Seine
Earlier in my mom and sisters’ visit we decided to hop on a Batobus and ride along the Seine. I had never done this and it was such a wonderful experience to see Paris from the water. It’s a completely … Continue reading
Posted in Family, flowers, Life in Paris, Paris, Paris Gardens, photography, travel, Visitors, Weather
Tagged Batobus, Life, Paris, photography, Pont Neuf, Seine, travel, Water
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Going to the Trinity Chapel
I can’t believe it’s already Wednesday! We had a wonderful trip to Cambridge over the weekend and since we’ve been back we’ve been hanging out with family, trying to deal with a situation in our apartment, and attempting to get … Continue reading
Posted in Exploring the UK, Life in Edinburgh, travel
Tagged British Wedding, Cambridge, Great hall, Henry VIII of England, Trinity College
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Hotel de Ville
I didn’t post these before our trip to Edinburgh, so here they are now. After standing in line for 90 minutes to see the wonderful Sempé exhibition at the Hotel de Ville (love his New Yorker covers!), we later emerged to … Continue reading
French Elections
On Sunday the French went to the polls to choose a new president. As is customary this election did not decide who would be the president. I believe there are ten official parties in France and in order to be … Continue reading →