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While we were walking to Boulevard on Saturday, I saw (and parked behind) this car: Which was heartwarming, because I never imagined that th...
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zoe, 8 lbs, 12 oz (yes, you read that right) was born at 16:06 by C section. The mother and daughter are both doing great. Thanks for ever...
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Sunday is market day in Isle Sur La Sorgue, and despite the extreme soreness that impregnated our backs and arms, we got up early-ish to...
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Despite the childishness of it, I enjoy reading about cars, engines and so forth. Direct Shift Gearbox? I'm all over it. New Audi mo...
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A few years ago, a Spanish friend introduced us to Jamon Iberico . Without waxing too poetic about it, it is simply the best ham I have eve...
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The etape preparations continue: Today I rode to the Fort St. Eynard, then Charmant Som, then the back side of la Charmette, and then Planf...
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I've fallen off the blogging bandwagon, but I'll be filling in some gaps this week, hopefully.
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We bouldered at the Sads today -- lots of attempts but no glory on 'Molly', but good efforts and climbing by all. Even Zoe took the...
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We drove down to the Mas Solige for two nights. We were feeling a little trapped in Grenoble, and decided that it was due time for an e...
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Also on todays menu: A Louis 15 (i think) armoire in oak from Bresse (i think) with the original metal hardware and a beautiful patina for ...
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