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- A Tale of Two Cities
- Juggling life in two cities is my challenge for this season of my life. Every month, my husband and I go back and forth between Houston, our hometown, and London for his job. Each city has its treasures. London: adventure, history, curiosities, friends and a son and daughter-in-law. Houston:son and daughter-in-law, grandchildren, and long-time friends. It's the best of times.
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Finally back in London, after being blocked out last month due to the ca-t"ash"-tro-phe, I'm back and enjoying the beautiful ...
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When offered the chance to go to Krakow, Poland for the weekend with friends, Hubby and I jumped on the chance to explore an area that ...
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Under the large Pavilion at the annual Chelsea Flower Show, you find a rainbow of color. I was drawn, of course to the tulips. Other than t...
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If you plan your trip to the south of France in late June to early August, one of the serendipities will be the lavender you will find ...
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It was time for a field trip, so we started our day walking to the tube at daybreak, hopped on with the morning commuters to the train stat...
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Just read an article about this book in Tuesday's USA Today, which claims that this book, just out this week, is "captivating"...
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Yes, Madame est à Paris once again, as our stay in London wound down to an end. Just a quick train trip over on the Eurostar, and we...
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One of my secret ambitions is to be in a flash mob someday. The celebrations I've observed as joy spills forth in unexpected song are t...
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Outside the city of St. Petersburg lie numerous palaces which have served throughout history as the get-away, or summer palaces of the tsar...
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Our neighborhood had its Fourth of July parade early this morning, and Little Miss Sunshine came over to wave to the crowds in h...
What beauty!!!
ReplyDeleteOH I just got chills thinking about DOWNTON ABBY and the antiques and the memories! I love those silver platters and the wonderful arrangements. What would we do without the art and traditions of Western culture!
ReplyDeleteThank you my dear for your visit today! Anita
Great photos and such history!! Just found your blog and I love it! I am an Expat living in Germany with my British hubby!
ReplyDeleteare those GOLD platters? unbelievable.
ReplyDeletethank you for the gorgeous photos.