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Monthly Archives: September 2023
An American Artist in Paris, and How Little I Know about the City
A few days ago, my Seattle friend Libby shared a New York Times article about a Kehinde Wiley show that was opening in Paris. While she was aboard a fisheries research ship off the coast of Alaska. You may recall … Continue reading
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The Hunt and a Little Break from It
The past week has mainly been about The Hunt. For a permanent apartment. Which I won’t bore you too much with. First there was compiling about 20-some-odd documents, then drafting a cover letter to the real estate agent (in French), … Continue reading
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Settling in a bit
Okay, as much as I love making food from the market, at some point I got a little tired of the fennel. So I felt like I needed something more substantial, some real French food. So I went to a … Continue reading
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A Stroll along the Seine
My inner clock seems to be having the mood swings of a teenager. Today I slept through the morning. Once I roused myself, I made a quick cup of coffee and shortly after had lunch at the apartment. The same … Continue reading
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Day One: A Trip to the Bastille Market
This morning was my first morning in Paris. I had planned to focus on getting my residency permit and the French phone number that I’ll need in order to start applying for apartments. But last night I thought what I … Continue reading
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Bonjour Paris!
Okay just a super quick update to say that Gertrude and I made it to Paris and are settling into our Airbnb in the 11th quite nicely.
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Two suitcases and a cat
I’m at SeaTac waiting to board the plane. The last six months have been all about squeezing my stuff down to what I can bring on the plane. Selling my townhouse, getting rid of my furniture, giving all the other … Continue reading
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A simple life in Paris
In ten days, I’ll be moving from Seattle to Paris with two suitcases and a cat. Paris is a city that, perhaps more than other places, has woven a mystique about itself. And I can’t say that I’m immune to … Continue reading
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