Tag: Paris

May 24, 2025

Two Parisian Books – Joyful Guides for a Style ‘A La Parisienne’

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Years ago, I had read a book titled “How To Be Parisian: Wherever You Are“, written by four French women who were friends for years, with careers in music, film, […]

January 17, 2023

Paris – Always A Good Idea

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We had the chance to visit Paris as a family at the end of November, just before the Schengen visa of my daughter expired. I am so grateful for this […]

February 9, 2021

Pleasant Morning Briefings by ‘The New York Times’ – Part 2

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This post is the continuation (the second part) of my previous post under the title “Pleasant Morning Briefings by ‘The New York Times’ – Part 1“. I will go on […]

February 2, 2021

Pleasant Morning Briefings by ‘The New York Times’ – Part 1

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The New York Times (NY Times) is an American daily newspaper founded in 1851 which is based in New York and has a worldwide readership (nytimes.com). I have been receiving […]

April 4, 2020

Before Trilogy-25th Anniversary of The Sweetest Film Series in Cinema History

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When I read somewhere that this year was the 25th Anniversary of the film ‘Before Sunrise’ – the first film of the Before Trilogy- , it drew my interest. I […]