Dinard (pronounced Dee-Nar) is considered the posh place to vacation in Bretagne. It used to be a small fishing village, and in the mid-1800’s its persona changed to that of a resort. This is also the time the first English residents arrived. I don’t know though – Dinard seems sort of run down to me. Kind of like Coney Island…. Read More
You guys, we are having SUCH gorgeous weather, which is amazingly unusual for Bretagne. And I just thought I would give you a glimpse of what it’s like to vacation here. Of course there’s cheese after each meal … And place settings for 17 people. There are the scarves on the beach. And picnic dinners with baguettes. There is sunbathing… Read More
I’m thinking of that book – If you give a mouse a cookie … what’s the next line? He’s going to ask for a glass of milk – or something like that. It’s sort of the same concept when you buy an old house. Like … if you buy an old house, you’re going to have to renovate the bathroom. But… Read More
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 to put this ( Follow… Read More
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).
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 bottle, which sits on the… Read More
