
I was a citified Paris correspondent for fancy American glossies who went Green Acres in a village of 175 people in the middle of a forest. It's been interesting.
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For reasons I’ll most likely write about next time, my brain and I are taking a break today. I took a long walk (see above and below), smelled some flowers, and sat by a brook.
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That's me, a writer for WSJ., Vogue, the NY Times, Travel & Leisure and Air Mail. A few years ago I split Paris for a wee village in Normandy. It's beautiful and I step on a lot of rakes.
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