Enjoy the rest of your weekend - wherever you may be...
Yours in rockin' the cathedral windows,
leslie
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La Fourchette: a fork
S'Emballer: to be taken with (i.e., an idea); to get carried away (by something)
About La Fourchette
- la fourchette
- France
- “Leslie landed in the lavender and olives of Provence in 2004...fork in hand...” so began La Fourchette in 2006. Fast-forward to this moment...with survival issues managed (every ex-pat knows what I'm talking about!), I returned to my metier of psychotherapy and La Fourchette took a back seat...but it was a wonderful ride!
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6 comments:
what a sweet capture.....it adds to the Epiphany tale.....that smile is captivating....and contagious....makes ME smile.......i have such a love for cathedrals, temples, shrines.....as i KNOW there is a holiness surrounding them.....there is something sacred about a place where SO many have come in the past with joy, sorrow, pain and belief......
donna, i totally agree with you...about it all...and that "joy,sorrow,pain and belief" ... otherwise known as 'life'...i guess they had to call it something! ;}
Madame LER,
I think this series best reflects your sentiments (memories) that remain from your past life in France during the middle ages. But the food was not as good then and life now hopefully is not the same struggle that you had then.
I look forward to your new pics.
Bubba's Person
bp, interesting observation. You may be right about that. The first time I visited France, I felt as though I knew the place already. I knew streets to go down in Paris, I knew where I was in relation to other things...it was weird! Perhaps the food was as good back then...because I always return to a place with great food! Thanks for the kind words. I'll keep posting the pics, believe me! I'm on a roll! (no pun intended...or perhaps no longer even relevant given digital photography!)
OH this is a marvelous capture. I'm drooling over it. You know it's exactly the kind of photograph I love to take. Bravo my dear on this one!
V
Virginia, Oh thank you! I just knew you were going to like that one! Merci...(she says with a curtsy.)
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