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Was It Something I Didn’t Say?
A few months back, I messed up the medial collateral ligament in my left knee. My kine – physical therapist – told me that riding a bike would be better for healing my knee than would walking. So unless it’s … Continue reading
The Goog in Bilbao
Wow! Is this really the first entry in 2019?! Alas – and heavy sigh – it is. Apologies. Being a full-time (as in: I get paid to do it) writer, writing on days off just isn’t the first thing to … Continue reading
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Tagged Bilbao, Dan Brown, Guggenheim Museum, Jeff Koons, Maman, Origin, Richard Serra, San Sebastian
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We’re ba-a-a-a-a-ck
After a three-year, Lidl-free sojourn to the wilds of south Florida, the lovely missus and I are back in the southwest of France. But I think I’m going to have to tweak the title of this little blog as we’ve … Continue reading
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You Know You Want It: American Week at Lidl
It’s only right that a day after our younger son arrives to stay with us for a month, that Lidl starts running the next entry in the award-winning (well, it should be) American Week series. And so we went and … Continue reading
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Dutch Treat, Episode 5 – The German Edition
You “Don’t Hassle the Hoff” and you don’t go mockin’ the Aachen. Well, maybe just a little. Longtime readers will know that I am a bit (admittedly, a big bit) of a UNESCO World Heritage Site buff. So when our … Continue reading
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Dutch Treat, the Real Episode One: Delft
Leaving the clouds and mist of Waterloo behind, we made our way to our first stop in the Netherland: Delft. Truth be told, our first stop in the Netherlands was actually a highway rest stop, where filled up ourselves (not … Continue reading
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I Got the – Hic – Music in Me
My 89-year-old grandmother died yesterday and I’m feeling down. So in an effort to cheer myself up, I’m going to write an entry on a story in the news last week that made me LOL: Police noticed a guy driving … Continue reading
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A Pinch of This, A Dash of That
Continuing a recent trend of a few thoughts on a few subjects: “American Cuisine.” I was asked at last week’s French lesson – along with the SP lady and the Englishman also in the class – to be prepared to … Continue reading
Apropos of Nothing
Just been noticing things going on here recently and thought I’d share my observations: “And They’re Going Three-Wide in the Far Corner.” M is convinced that a significant portion of FR drivers are “frustrated Formula 1 drivers.” I can’t disagree. … Continue reading
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French Lessons, Part Deux
In yesterday’s column, “French Lessons,” I wrote about some FR phrases and customs that we’ve recently discussed in class. One of the items discussed how folks invited to a house for dinner shouldn’t show up early and how they shouldn’t … Continue reading
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