Home and Happy in Provence
Paula KaneContributor blog post by Paula Kane:
Another year has passed and I am finally back “home” in Provence. I now have the time and motivation to get back to writing. This blog is a journal really; a memoir so when I get hazy, I can go back and relive some of my most treasured moments.
If I recall correctly, my first post from Provence last year referred to the zeitgeist and how the world seemed unhinged. If things were unhinged in 2016, it’s gone completely off the rails in 2017.
…Continue reading here to discover why Paula is happy to be back at “home” in Provence. She is enjoying warm weather, great bike rides, farm fresh eggs and local rosé.
Via:: A Table en Provence
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