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Category Archives: Southwest France American Expat Blog
Life is Just a Bowl of Cherries (in a good way!)
Used my extensive “ladder” experience this morning to finally get to pick the first harvest off the cherry tree. My years and years of delicately balancing on very tall ladders to decorate very tall corporate Christmas trees during the wee … Continue reading
Hold on, boys and girls.
It’s time to come clean. It’s finally time to announce. And you were wondering what I’ve been up to since no blogging activity has recently taken place (yeah, right). I’ve set up an Etsy store and am open for business selling … Continue reading
Closing a Chapter
I wasn’t 5 minutes out of the car from my month of being in the States when I was checking planters, pulling weeds, and taking stock of the garden. While I endured some violent storms in California and bitterly cold … Continue reading
Obsession
Okay, okay, it’s been FOREVER since I posted. I have half a dozen blogs started, but not one ever gets finished. Think I’ll take time on this frosty morning and post at least ONE of them! Oh and, by the … Continue reading
Participatory Democracy
A couple of weeks ago, I started noticing the signature neon yellow safety vests (which are required in every car driven in France) stuffed on the dash in the front window of more and more vehicles every day. Wondered what … Continue reading
Herding Acorns
Despite losing our sweet dog, Annie (of which I will soon finish her little epitaph) in August, we had a lovely summer filled with visits from friends near and far. And yes, I’ve been busy chasing acorns off the driveway … Continue reading
Printemps
Spring has sprung and it’s ALL about the garden these days. Here’s what’s going on in my world. Time is whizzing by so fast, I hardly have time to write! I’m so excited to announce some progress with my potager, … Continue reading
Home Again, Home Again, Jiggity, Jig
After posing with ‘silly legs’ in front of every fountain we found, we returned home safe and sound last Saturday. The weather in France has been unseasonably cold, so we skipped the visit to Toulouse—it’s close enough, we can visit … Continue reading