The brocante (antique market) is in my village TODAY.
I'll give you three guesses where I will be, and the first two don't count.
More about today later on……..
You never know, maybe I'll find something to give to you!
French Brocante
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28 responses to “French Brocante”
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You really are Santa, aren’t you? You are up early. I hope you find more treasures for your lovely home.
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OOOHHHH LA LA!!
EXCITING!!
I’m sure you’ll have beautifully evocative photos and treasures!
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Oh I do hope you have a lovely time!
Can’t wait to hear what treasure you’ve picked up! -
EXCITING!!! Waiting in anticipation of what you will share with us.
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I’m jealous, Stirling (Scotland) has nothing nearly as exciting to offer me today! Have fun!!
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Happy Hunting!
I guess your small village is filled to the brim. Can’t wait to see your photos and read your stories.
I am having a Blue Garden day today, in the snow! The terrace is free for snow though, and the sun is shining brightly, so it will be nice. I opened The Blue Garden blog for the season, and I will write the first entry of the year in my garden diary.
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Life is just not fair!!!!!!
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Bonne chance… find some treasures. I’ll share my mother’s best find ever. We lived in Orleans when I was a young girl. Mom went antiquing. I don’t remember a brocante, but there were old farmhouses and such that she would visit. I have her lovely sconces she found on a trip. But her best find was a bronze. She brought it home, cleaned it up and thought no more of it. Paid $15.00 for it which at that time was more than she’d ever paid for anything. It turned out to be an apres August Moreau and worth quite a small fortune today…although she didn’t care, she only bought what she liked.So happy hunting and above all have a nice day!
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I didn’t know it was the week end of the saint zacharie’s brocante. TOO bad I missed it …I hope to see you soon , mon amie
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enjoy. wish i were there to join in the hunt
i will be in phase 2 of cleaning the guest room; you never know what treasures i will find hidden there 🙂 -
Let me know if you find the perfect treasure for the perfect grandbaby!!!!!!
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best of luck!
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Can’t wait to see what you come home with…
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Corey, my dear, you never cease to amaze me. What an inspiration you are.
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I’m excited. Your brocante is certainly filled with more wonderful things than you’d find out here on the prairie.
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Have fun at the brocante on my behalf!
When we lived in France we actually ‘did’ some brocantes as vendors.It was so much fun .I loved it. -
I can’t wait for your show and tell about your day, and your finds.
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Brocante.
Brocante!
BROCANTE!!
Oh! Almost like sneezing and the last one the biggest and bestest. Have FUN!!! -
R u home yet ? Jx
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I have been reading your blog (which I love!) for quite awhile and have an off topic question. We are going to Paris for Spring Break. I have been reading what to wear so we sort of blend in , which for a number of reason seems like a good idea. However I have no idea what my 14 year old son should wear. Can you ask your son or can you tell me please? He has hair past his shoulders and wear surf/ skateboard t-shirts all the time with tan cargo pants, black tennis shoes. Is he going to stand out too much? I guess we can always hope that he will start a new Parisian tend if he does. The travel books just say to try to blend in…He does, just not in Paris!
Thank you
Also can’t wait to see what you get from the antique market! -
OH.MY.GOODNESS! I wish I lived right around the corner! I soooooooo “wanna” be there!
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Like everyone else, I can’t wait to see what treasures you find at the Brocante. Wish I could have tagged along.
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Corey… I can hardley wait to see what you find to share today… sharing in photos is virtually being there or having the same… blessings. Dixie
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have a great day ..can’t wait to see your treasures!
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What fun! I too can’t wait to see what you find.
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Wishing you a day full of sunshine, treasures, and fun! (Oh wait! If the weather is sunny, does it mean that there will be hoards of people trying to find treasures also?) Cheers
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About.com’s Guide to Travel in France is looking for blogs about life in France to add to their list. Of course I had to recommend the wonderful Tongue in Cheek.
If anyone else wants to, the link is here:
http://gofrance.about.com/b/2009/03/05/who-should-be-on-the-france-travel-blogroll.htm#gB3 -
We will all enjoy your photos!
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