They announced rain.
I overslept.
No rain.
Off to the brocante.
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After note:
Yes, this was a painting at an antique fair that I went to.I did not buy it. Unfortunately, I did not see the name of the artist, or it wasn't signed.
Satin Shoes with Bows Optional
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27 responses to “Satin Shoes with Bows Optional”
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have to have the bows! enjoy the brocante…hope you find some lovely things
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I hope you find all sorts of wonderful things!
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Last week in reverse then ! I expect FH’s cold sore is also gone so perhaps a cuddle too on your return. Happy Hunting sweetheart ! Jx
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You do not need the optional bows … take your yards of ribbon out and make thousands of them !!!
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A hunting we will go,
A hunting we will go.
Have a wonderful Sunday.
Hope you find a real Treasure.
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There’s those French feet again, always walking…..
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Hope you had a successful hunt!!!
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I hope you find something wonderful!
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if your heart is light and free, it will lead you to a treasure! I so enjoy your blogs Corey! it makes me all nostalgic for my old country! I just found out you are near Lagnes!!! This is were I lived when I was 14/15 yrs old! I remember the very narrow streets but not much else. tell us about Lagnes! …or anything else wonderful woman!
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Oh I hope you find lots of treasures! Wish I could join you!
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Hurry Corey, Hurry!! I think I would feel that I died and went to heaven if I could shop a French Brocante every weekend.. or any weekend for that matter….Wake up and get over there girl!!!
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hey girlie,shop your heart out and just remember that there those who are envious. we would all like to be in your shoes just maybe once or twice.Besest,Denise
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Oh, what fun! It’s pouring buckets here…
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Julie M.
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I know you will still find something amazing!
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I can’t help but notice ‘wonderful’ as a word that is frequently used to describe you and your blog.
How apt.
Love of life…and the brocante!
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Oh, springtime weather is quite the coquette isn’t she? Warm smile, cold shoulder, unexpected showers of tears…glad you overcame her moods and got to your brocante!
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Its been like Christmas…unpacking my brocante boxes…and my special memories. Wishing I was there with you. xoxo
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Steeping into the Equinoxe, some days with the bows, some with boots. Dancing all the way!
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I made the scramble eggs! and they wer good!!!! (my french husband was surprised! 🙂 ) and he thought it was a “foreign” recipe, so he was surprised twice when I told him: no….it was a french guy who prepared that!
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Is that a painting and who is the artist?
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Corey I also love your photos, and am an avid amateur photographer who also loves to photograph the beautiful vintage things I find and the incredible beauty of New England. I would simply LOVE to see a book by you, and I think you should incorporate ALL the things you love, and show us the beauty of France in every day things including the brocantes, the gardens, the people, the architecture….everything you encounter in your daily life. Although I’m not into blogging myself, I do so enjoy yours and the wonderful down-to-earth view you give us of another part of the world. I only wish I had done more photographing while living in England years ago. Keep up the good work and get started on that book!
Chris Wittmann
Alton, New Hampshire -
Thank you for your blog and online shop
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I, too, love France and you take me there every day. I look at your blog the minute I get to work; it’s my favorite.
Laura -
Love the blog. When it comes to the ‘book’, it’s got to be a mixture so we in Britain can absorb aspects of France, which is so addictive. Regards G.
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ok so i LOVE shoes… but the prob. is that i dont really have the time to go out and buy any so i want to know where i can buy shoes online and i dont want like saks or anything… i am more of a colorful only one shirt to match sneaker kinda girl..
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I have been unable to find any official statistics for you, however I
have found various sites where the matter is discussed. One of these
sites has an unofficial chat room poll where 41 votes were cast. The
results of the poll seems to reflect the general situation in the UK
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We are going to a lake theme park. There are several wet and dry rides and I don’t want blisters from my shoes (from walking in wet shoes) but I don’t want to lose my shoes either (on a rollar coaster). So what do you suggest?
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