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- The Battle of Cubism
- Some pics from around town Saint Genevieve I don'...
- Turn the page
- Layers of buttery delight
- Friday night - Parisian style
- Desire is a funny thing
- I had to...
- Monet, Manet, what are the odds?
- I ran out of floss the other day. I know you don’...
- I'm sorry Bessy
- Goth with a feather boa...
- Paris in November
- Ahhhh Tuscany...
- Santa Croce... Michelangelo is entombed here. Dan...
- The San Lorenzo Library, part of the San Lorenzo c...
- I have a small study of the duomo and here are som...
- Another quick note to my readers. You may experien...
- Offering collection, it's not just for Catholics.
- San Gimignano and the Vernacchio grape
- Between chicken, bacon, and leather
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Love it. A trip to Paris would be incomplete without it. What a romantic moment captured. I see no rain which has shown up every day in the Denver Post forecast. Today, the fields and mountains are snow draped and the sky blazes blue; all after another weekend of snow that will soonbe melted.
ReplyDeleteThe Orsay restaurant is fabulous, the gilt, the ceiling, the chandeliers. Looking at the paintings reminds me of our trips to the Chicago museum and their impressionists. Lovely.
I know you want to know that OSU beat Iowa, barely, Saturday. Looks like Rose Bowl. Michelle and I enjoyed watching by phone together.