Stories Collected While Living in France
A daily view from where I live:
France.
The blue sea.
Flowers
flowers
flowers.
Olives a plenty.
Seasonal fruit.
Beautiful hinges.
Colorful shutters.
Amazing fabrics from a time lost.
Churches with bell towers and clock faces.
Tiled floors.
Baskets and bikes.
A sure thing on most back streets.
In every village.
At any bakery.
A street in France.
Hey, you just listed all the reasons why my number 1 goal is to live there!
Beautiful images, Corey! I love these little snippets of your life.
Love it all. The only thing like where I live are the apples. Can I come and live with you. I can bring apples.
Great pictures, Corey. Those seem like very reasonable prices for olives, one of my favorite foods.
Beautiful
Like Marilyn can I come live with you too?
Most USA children are growing up starved for beauty, and are unaware.
Neural pathways in the brain, for beauty in architecture, color, carpentry, iron mongering, stone, flow, scale, history, more, left unmade.
In my beautiful tiny garden I live as beautifully as your landscape. By choice. And, it’s a blue color neighborhood of cluster homes styled as brick boxes.
Could not move, $$$ was scarce due to alcoholic 30 year marriage, now ended !! Go me. Yet the deeper joy is in having created joy & grace within the realm I had. Not the one I wished for.
Garden & Be Well, XO Tara
Corey, These look like pages from your future book. The question begins how to choose from your thousands of wonderful images!
Corey, so happy you do not have sleep apnea. Today’s images are so beautify and capture Provence that my heart longs for. I must get back this year.
Also, I cannot find the Rodin museum visit you made and photographed in Paris. I looked up archives in August and September. Please tell me where it is.
To your good health and wonderful site and your giving heart.
Great pictures!
Gratitude and appreciation are priceless. And now I’m hungry for olives.
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