A woman discovers herself, when she discovers Lutetia. It’s not difficult to admire Paris from abroad. It’s understandable that many women aspire to achieve the effortless sophistication of a Parisian woman. And it is forgivable to indulge in the culinary delights French cooking has offered the world’s platter, selectively oblivious to the inches all that… Read More Lutetia
The danger of still life art on an empty stomach… Read More Art Museum Hunger Tours
The truth is, that shopping in Paris is a delight because there are few ways you can go wrong. Whether you bought a necklace at an exclusive address, a flea market or at an out of the way, down a little side street jewellery store, the result is the same. Like diamonds worn with jeans,… Read More Parisian Chic City Guide
Bastille Day, or any day that celebrates France for that matter, is a day I feel intense joy for, second only to my children’s birthdays. Much could be written about why and how this day is honoured, but nothing can do it justice. For my part, I’ll keep it brief.. France is to a woman… Read More Bastille Day 2015
My intense love for France is something I could never apologise for, much less explain. It just is. In moments when the topic comes up, it renders me vulnerable and exposed. There is no other topic which enlivens me more. The sheer desire drawing me to it sends my head in a spin to which, as a Francophile,… Read More Confessions of a Francophile
It was a balmy Paris summer night. My friend Marylene and I had just enjoyed the most exquisite afternoon sampling sumptuous treats at Angelina’s Salon du The, doing precisely what the Dauphine of France would have once recommended as the solution to all ills…. Eating Cake! This piece of advice tends to be my preferred one,… Read More Magic at Midnight in Paris, with Woody Allen and Owen Wilson
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