On 11.29.10, In Articles, by Marilyn Z. Tomlins
Pablo Picasso (1881/1973) was a most prolific artist.
On 11.28.10, In Articles, by Marilyn Z. Tomlins
One Christmas Day not so long ago,
On 11.25.10, In Articles, by Marilyn Z. Tomlins
His name is Jamel Leulmi.
On 11.24.10, In Articles, by Marilyn Z. Tomlins
Tomorrow, Thursday, November 24 (2010) is International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women.
On 11.22.10, In Articles, by Marilyn Z. Tomlins
I’ve never thought of France as a violent country, or Paris as a violent city.
On 11.18.10, In Articles, by Marilyn Z. Tomlins
Yesterday, Wednesday, 17 November, the French P.O. opened its ‘Santa Claus’ office.
On 11.17.10, In Articles, by Marilyn Z. Tomlins
What do you know: Unesco (United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization) headquartered in Paris, has just declared the festive French meal a natural heritage.
On 11.14.10, In Articles, by Marilyn Z. Tomlins
Two years ago (2008) I wrote an article on Josef Fritzl, the Austrian incest father
On 11.11.10, In Articles, by Marilyn Z. Tomlins
Today, 92 years ago, World War One, the Great War, ended. This day of November 11 is always a solemn day here in France.
On 11.10.10, In Articles, by Marilyn Z. Tomlins
I love the smell of garlic.
On 11.08.10, In Articles, by Marilyn Z. Tomlins
It was Ernest Hemingway who wrote: “If you are lucky enough to have lived in Paris as a young man, then wherever you go for the rest of your life it stays with you, for Paris is a moveable feast.”
On 11.04.10, In Articles, by Marilyn Z. Tomlins
English ex-pat Keith Eckstein keeps track of the blogs of ex-pats.
On 11.04.10, In Articles, by Marilyn Z. Tomlins
Can you remember when you were told that Father Christmas (Santa) does not exist
On 11.02.10, In Articles, by Marilyn Z. Tomlins
DIE IN PARIS
FOR THE LOVE OF A POET
BELLA … A FRENCH LIFE
Bella … A French Life – The Cookbook
Pour L’Amour d’un Poete
