ladyjennie
AuthorI am the daughter of a symphony musician who was raised in upstate New York, and I simply breathe all things classical, be it music or 19th century literature (English and Russian). I married Sir Renaissance in New York City, and before I knew it, he had swept me up and brought me back home to his own country. So here we are. Three children, a rather ordinary life in a rather exceptional place. I am now ‘A Lady in France.’
Musings About Boring Technical Stuff
Follow my blog with Bloglovin I broke all the rules, I know. I used the words “musings” and “boring” in the title, no less. And I put the word “technical!” I’m going down in infamy. But there’s no real reason for me to write a blog post today, other than the fact that I have … Continue Reading
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Life in the Trenches – Chapter 24
Hi everyone, if it’s your first time here, you can read about the background of my story here in the Memoire Page. You can also find the previous chapters by clicking on the Memoire category (it’s different from the page) located in the black band at the top of the website between “The Family” and “The House.” If you’d like to … Continue Reading
Memories Captured (by a dog)
This post was brought to you by Alison of Writing Wishing and Galit Breen of These Little Waves and their linkup of Memories Captured … (This post was also brought to you by Hunter). Share this:
Life in the Trenches – Chapter 23
Hi everyone, if it’s your first time here, you can read about the background of my story here in the Memoire Page. You can also find the previous chapters by clicking on the Memoire category (it’s different from the page) located in the black band at the top of the website between “The Family” and “The House.” If you’d like to … Continue Reading
Alphabet Meme
Okay, I clearly have a lot of time on my hands this week because here is another post, hot off the presses, for the Old School Blogging, brought to you by Elaine and Jennifer. The Alphabet Meme A. Attached or Single? Definitely attached – the whole “I dreamt I married a French man” bit. … Continue Reading
Light on a Dusty Shelf
Light on a dusty shelf. It’s such a poetic title, huh? Not, like, a real thing at all. Wednesdays are my crazy days, so a few pictures and a video are just the way to send you a quick bonjour. My husband and I noticed, in the warm light of early morning, that his great-grandfather’s … Continue Reading
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