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Buying Art 1.0
http://jannaorganic.co.uk/blog/2025/04/03/c70em87exb Thirty years ago, a lovely friend of mine, who worked for the Canada Council Art Bank, invited me to go to a vernissage (a private viewing of art before the public exhibition). “Only buy what you like!” she said. “Art should inspire you, and you should be able to interpret something from it.” So later that night, I…
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Confiture, Preserves and Canning 1.0
https://www.annarosamattei.com/?p=0ckivy7 Do you have memories of grandma’s fabulous preserves? Did your mom can fruits and vegetables when you were a child? If you grew up in a rural setting then the answer to these questions is probably yes. I have fond memories of running down the cellar stairs to get another pot of jam for breakfast. …
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Four Days in Provence
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20 Recipes You Need to Master
follow url When was the first time you picked up a saucepan? Or a whisk? Do you have fond memories of cooking as a child? I do. I grew up in a large family and had a mother who is an excellent cook. But, for some it is not the case. I know people who have beautiful…
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Château de Chenonceau: A Royal Love Triangle
follow link The Château de Chenonceau is a French château spanning the river Cher (no relation), near the small village of Chenonceaux in Loire Valley. It is the very first Chateau I toured on my first trek to the motherland and still to this day remains my favourite by far. Not just because it is beautiful, but…
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The Magical Island of Mont Saint Michel
https://aalamsalon.com/nr2eqzs6h8 When I first saw Mont Saint Michel from 25 kilometers away, it did not seem real – just a mirage off in the distance. It rises out of the misty fog in the bay like a fairy-tale castle. It is almost seems fake, but as you get closer you realize that it is indeed real…
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Chateau La Coste: Where Art Meets Wine in Provence
https://faroutpodcast.com/9n0ecc6 Two years ago on a sunny day, four good friends set off on a road trip to Provence in search of Château La Coste. We didn’t really know much about the place. We did know that there would be some art within a vineyard setting, and it was along the way to our final destination, a holiday…
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Leo’s List of Restaurants for 2018
https://www.anonpr.net/z5ytzhp84 As an event planner and foodie, I have spent three decades planning cocktails, parties and dinners. And I know one thing, there are four basic elements that need to be aligned in order to have a great dinner in a restaurant. Many other things may come into play but these are the integral ones: The…
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Cimetière du Père Lachaise, The Final Resting Place to Millions
https://semichaschaver.com/2025/04/03/grx050nq9u5 The Cimetière du Père Lachaise (Father Lachaise cemetery) is definitely a must do when visiting Paris and I firmly believe its residents would have wanted that. For many generations it has remained one of the top ten things to do. It resembles a hilly English garden complete with moss-covered trees, flowers and cobblestone streets. Under…
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Le Marché des Arceaux, Montpellier
enter site When you move to another country & culture, sometimes you can get lost in the translation. But not me, my inner Frenchman has risen to the occasion. I took this as an opportunity to try new ways of eating, cooking and experience food. And there is no better place to do that than at the…
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