Stories Collected While Living in France
Behind blue shutters on a pink wall….
Along a pathway in a secret hideaway in Provence….
Mingled with a romantic scent….
Deep within the bosom of France….
There is a tough man bending iron, my hunk of burning love.
Hi Corey,
I can’t believe I am the first one to comment. France is a beautiful place. I love all of the beauty,quaint,charming romance. Wow, and that hunk bending iron, amazing!!
Thanks for the wonderful photos!!
Rosemary
Yea, I wanna see him do that wearing his hotel shower cap. Sorry, inside joke.
Sigh, this time, 2 years ago, we were getting ready for Iceland …
And, Go Barack O’Boyfriend!
Yann cracks me up. What a goofball.
Beautiful my lovely friend is all that you share………
Thanks for all the FRENCH lessons and the tours.
I travel your lovely place on earth thanks to you~
Love you
Jeanne
every single image is beautiful 😉
I like a man who can bend iron!
Ha! what a lovely tribute to French husband.
Lots of lol Corey, lots of lol!…
=:o)
Smile*
Oh, what muscles. Your incredible hulk 😉
What a funsters you two are!!!!
You are so funny!!!! I loved that you called him Your Hunk of Burning Love!!!!
Looks like you are having a wonderful, fun, time during your cousin’s visit.
Hope the photos I sent you have arrived.
Enjoy your “tour of France”
XOXOXOXO~ Shea
what a beautiful place! Someday I will travel there….
Beautiful photographs…including your “hunk of burning love”!
I’m scrolling along, thinking, ‘I love this tour of France, these are great pictures, especially that one of the view through the half-moon arch – LOVE that one’ and then hit the punch line. All that beauty and laughter too. Thanks, Corey!
hehehehehheheeheh! brilliant!
xxnancy
Ha ! Ha ! Ha ! Superman in Provence !
There is nothing to compare with one’s own personal “hunk-o-burnin-love”
Is his superhero cape under the leather jacket? 😉
You made me chuckle! Yann looks as if he really is bending the bars though. 😉
You’ve found the Jewel in the Crown, haven’t you:-)
When are you taking him to Norway for skiing?????
Ha~ha! I was sighing through all the beautiful pictures and then cracked up at the last one! You are hilarious. 🙂
Hilarious!
YOU ARE SOOOOOO IN LOVE!!!! =)
I bet he’ll love this post!
Ha! How funny. I got a real chuckle out of that. Do you suppose it is possible that he did indeed bend the iron?
Kris
I may be missing the point of this post entirely, but something stands out to me that differentiates the US from France in these pics.
In France the beauty of an aging crumbling walkway is something to be treasured. All the feet for the many many years that have walked there, perhaps mothers and children hand in hand, and lovers for sure. If those stairs could talk?
In the US it would be a “hazard” and a lawsuit waiting to happen. The patinated buildings and aging stairs would be past due for demoliton and would be torn down. Something NEW and MODERN would be constructed in it’s place. What a loss.
I know there are those here in the US who appreciate history and architecture, but I think they are the minority. Age is appreciated more in Europe, in people as well as buildings. In the US we are a young country and have a fascination with youth and newness.
I think me and France would be a heart match.
Thanks for the terrific photos.
🙂
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I love the photo of the stairs!
Simply Beautiful!
hunka, hunka. Oh yeah. French Husband must be so happy you are home again so you can tease him so.
Nothing beats great scenery and a good sense of humor! :-)))
Love the photo looking through the arch! It would be a great screen saver. Absolutely dreamy. Blessings, Kimberly
Ha ha Corey, you are just too funny! Hope you and that strong handsome fella have a great weekend 🙂
Simply stunning views of a French life …are all french husbands that strong and beautiful?
mmmmmmmmmmm….. delicious, indeed…….;)
i LOVE it!!!!!!!!!!!!
Heh heh heh…good one, Corey and Yann. ;p
This is darling — truly “Tongue in Cheek!”
I see that this post ends with the object of your affections! Were you showing us your path of love?
Ok Corey, I do understand the beauty of age, I REALLY do! I am curious though about all of the peeling paint, does no one like to paint in France?
Your husband is such a good sport! I imagine that is one thing he likes about you, your wonderful American sense of humor!
Don’t you just love France, it really is a wonderful place full of diversity and completely charming.
your posts always make me smile.
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