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Barcelonnette s’éveille… mais je m’en vais
During the second weekend of April, everybody in the Vallée de l’Ubaye was happy to take advantage of 75 degree weather and strong, clear sunshine. Summer had come early! Social events multiplied, and it seemed to me that Barcelonnette was … Continue reading →
Putting down (temporary) roots
It’s strange to think that I have barely written about my life in Barcelonnette. I guess it’s harder to write about la vie quotidienne than it is to write about voyages here and there. But lately, as have noticed my … Continue reading →
Christmas in a foreign clime
Sometimes my all-too-literal mind has a hard time understanding homesickness. How can a place exert such a force on one’s mindset and emotions? If you are well-fed, clothed, clean, and surrounded by people, how can you long to be somewhere … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barcelonnette, Mouth of Truth, Nice, Palatine Hill, pandoro, Piazza Navona, Rome, Saint André les Alpes, Spanish Steps, suppli, tourte aux blettes, Vatican
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All triumphs, great and small
Living in a foreign country can make you inordinately proud of small accomplishments. For example, the sight of my laundry hanging to dry on the clothesline I rigged up myself made me very happy the other day. The process of … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barcelonnette, salted caramel apple pie, vegetable pot pie
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On A Marché Sur La Lune
My first weekend in Barcelonnette left nothing to be desired except for hiking boots. On Saturday I made it to the market, despite sleeping rather late. My Roman housemate Michela and I headed over together and I discovered that the … Continue reading →