Thanks to Annelise of Travel In Culture for including my post on their list of Top Things to See and Do in Paris! Check out number 7: Les bouquinistes Continue reading My Post About Paris Booksellers is Featured on “Travel In Culture”
This week’s carte postale is a promotional postcard that I got in the mail. It’s the third sign in recent weeks that appears to be telling me: Visit Alaska! Continue reading Wednesday Postcard: Alaska
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Hate is a virus. Stop Asian Hate Continue reading Hate is a Virus. Mind Your Microaggressions
(Updated March 2021) When I went to the Louvre Museum in Paris in 2018, I felt rushed to see everything, especially the must-sees like Mona Lisa, Winged Victory, and Venus de Milo. So it makes me happy to learn that the Louvre has put its whole art collection online to view for free Continue reading The Louvre Museum in Paris
This week’s carte postale features the city of Cannes, located in the South of France Continue reading Wednesday Postcard: Cannes, France
The French village of Hérisson has been named one of 14 finalists in the 2021 edition of Le Village Préféré des Français, the FRANCE 3 show hosted by historian, Stéphane Bern. (Voting ended on March 25, 2021) Continue reading Vote Hérisson for Le Village Préféré des Français 2021
This week’s carte postale features castles and bridges located on the banks of the Loire River Continue reading Wednesday Postcard: Le Loiret, France
“In My Life” is a beautiful song by The Beatles. Now it’s a gorgeously illustrated children’s book by California artist, Genevieve Santos (This post is not sponsored) Continue reading A Song and a Book: “In My Life”
In 1912, absinthe was banned in the United States. On March 5, 2007, the ban was lifted! Later that year, a local distillery became the first to legally release American absinthe in the country🧚♂️(This post is not sponsored) Continue reading March 5 is National Absinthe Day
This week’s carte postale features Palais Garnier in Paris. It’s also known as Opéra Garnier, or simply L’Opéra Continue reading Wednesday Postcard: Palais Garnier in Paris
“The Runaway Beignet” is a retelling of “The Gingerbread Man” and it takes place in New Orleans during Mardi Gras! Read along with my daughters and me Continue reading Read With Us: “The Runaway Beignet”
The New Orleans praline is a type of candy made with pecans and caramelized sugar (This post is not sponsored) Continue reading Bonjour Praline!
This week’s postcard features the LaBranche House in the French Quarter in New Orleans ⚜️ Continue reading Wednesday Postcard: New Orleans, Louisiana
Expressing love on Valentine’s Day — it’s not just for couples Continue reading Valentine’s Day: Hearts, Roses, and a Poem
