Fathers and music: Fêtes des pères & de la musique
Today is la fête de la musique in France. It’s a day music and revelry take over the streets of France, basically a big countrywide Dionysian party. Inebriated public tomfoolery is tolerated (or encouraged?) and everyone has a riproaring good time. Today is also Father’s Day. I’m grateful to my father for many things but […]
Mother’s day announcement!
Today, the last Sunday in May, is mother’s day in France and so I thought it would be the most apt occasion to come back to this blog after an embarrassingly long time with a special announcement… I’m going to be a maman!! In a way, the blogging hiatus was brought on by the shock of […]
Lest We Forget…
November 11, 2014 marks both the beginning
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The convent in the city
Follow my blog with Bloglovin I’m a city girl. I like the feeling of stepping out the door and being swept up by the tumult of the city. I relish the sounds, the promise, the convenience, the culture, the excitement, and the great, almost tangible, pulse of the city. Yet, despite this abiding love and devotion, I […]
Celebrating teachers everywhere
Around the beginning of September (has it been a month already!?), Francentric blogs, as I like to call them, were all writing about la rentrée — that special time of year after the sleepy summer months when the denizens return and pick up where they left for holiday. Of course, I had planned to mourn […]
A lake high up in the mountains that lit up Grenoble — Lac du Crozet
Yes, this is another blogpost showcasing the beauty of the French Alps. I promise to shake things up a little next post but today, I’d like to take you to a magical, shimmering lake in the clouds. After our first relatively easy hike up the Charmant Som, we decided to follow up with something a […]
