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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The Circle Game
After three months of grueling heat and nary a drop of rain, the weather in my wee corner of the north has finally forked in the right direction. Saint-Maxime is getting soaked and we couldn’t be more thrilled. There was damage done to the...
Un-Mellow Yellow
When people come visit me in Saint-Maxime, the first thing they usually do is sleep, sometimes for very long hours. I’ve never understood exactly why that happens, but I suspect it may be that they feel they can finally relax. There is no r...
The Pill Comes Due
Steady as she goes, or so we hope.
For the last four weeks, I’ve been doing the hard work of sitting sweaty on my couch trying to observe exactly how my brain has morphed as I onboard a series of new meds. This is the third time I’ve done...
This Day, Our Day of Rest
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.
An American Who Fled Paris is a reader-supported publication....
The Fourth Wall
Meet George the Plushie Star, the official mascot of America250. I guess the prehensile thumbs are in case he needs to hitch a ride out of this shit show.
I’m a countercultural Gen X-er, so flag waving has never been my thing. A major bene...
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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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