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Le Diplomate
When you’re relocating to a new area, finding a place that is familiar is a comforting treat. We’re moving to a suburb of Washington DC to be closer to our daughter who lives near Logan Circle. Literally right around the … Continue reading
Posted in Cuisine, Travel
Tagged French restaurant, Le Diplomate, Stephen Starr, Washington
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Une Collectionneuse
Now that our dearly beloved daughter has moved to Washington, D.C., we have whole new host of places to discover. A billboard in the subway advertised the Hillwood Estate, which I had never heard of, but I’m always up for … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Travel
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Que faire à Martha’s Vineyard
I’ve wanted to check out Martha’s Vineyard since we moved to Massachusetts five years ago, but it just didn’t happen. During the school year, I often have to work on Saturdays and in the summer, I’m in France. In addition, … Continue reading
De retour à San Francisco
We came back to San Francisco to visit our daughter in August and discovered even more reasons why this is a great city. Here are my new favorite things to explore in and around the city: Perry’s restaurant (1944 Union Street) … Continue reading
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Tagged Britex Fabrics, Japanese Tea Garden, Muir Woods, Perry’s, San Francisco, Sausalito, Stinson Beach
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Gorges du Verdon
In a recent blog post, I told you about the first half of a full day excursion to Moustiers and the lavender fields of Valensole. As much as I enjoyed the morning, the afternoon was even more spectacular. Just outside … Continue reading
Moustiers-Sainte-Marie
After the success of our small-group excursions to Cassis and the hill towns, I signed up for a full day trip to see lavender in Valensole and to visit some additional provençal villages. The advantage of this particular trip was … Continue reading
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Tagged Mousiers, Moustiers-Sainte-Marie, Provence, Valensole
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Que voir dans le Luberon?
As I mentioned in a recent post, we went on an excursion to Cassis when we were in Aix-en-Provence. On our way back, I asked the van driver for more information about their trip to the Luberon villages. He offered … Continue reading
Que faire à Cassis?
When I travel, I usually like to take public transportation and move around like a local. This time, however, we signed up for some mini-van excursions at the Office de Tourisme in Aix, as Provence isn’t as well served by … Continue reading
Que faire à Aix-en-Provence
I greatly enjoyed my time in Aix. There just seemed to be a gentle feeling in the streets lined with golden-hued buildings. Here are some suggestions of places that you might enjoy. 1. Les Fontaines – Aix is famous for having … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Travel
Tagged Aix-en-Provence, Cézanne, Hôtel de Caumont, Pavillon de Vendôme
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Où manger à Aix-en-Provence
When I was researching what to see and do in Aix-en-Provence, I didn’t see good restaurant recommendations. There were lots of casual dining suggestions and plenty of ideas for pastries, but nothing for dinner. Luckily, on our first evening in … Continue reading