Adventures in aging and living in France. Life never gets boring.
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Esmé, Madame Olga & The Temple of Pleasure
Chapters 11 & 12
The dungeon needed many things; I made a list (author’s photo)
Ten stairs led up from the dungeon to an open door and a tiled hallway lined with stacks of books and boxes. As instructed, I knocked on the second door....
Was I A Spoiled American? - Chapter 9
The dungeon, I discovered on the day after Joe left, had two doors. The one we’d walked through the first day and one in the bedroom. I discovered the bedroom door while still lying in bed trying to sort out my thoughts.
The bed was pushed...
Ch. 7&8 Old Age Was A Foreign Country. So Was France
Chapter 7: When Dreams Collide With Reality
This could be California,” Joe said. “It feels like California weather too; I should have brought shorts.”
He’d said exactly what I’d been thinking. As we drove south from Paris, the da...
Ch. 6 The Uncertainty Was Over At Last
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I’d breathed a sigh of relief when we checked in at the airline ticke...
Ch. 5 --Why Did I Buy A Round Trip Ticket?
Port Angeles, CA (author’s photos)
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“You should go,” Carolyn said whe...
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I was born in the UK, lived in the States for most of my life, and, at age 68, decided to move to a village in France where I knew no one. I wondered if I was too old for such an adventure; I've discovered I'm not.
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