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Wow, it was good!j
Today I wore Emma's silver bird to church and it was much admired. I even managed to explain her silver clay technique in French (I think!).
Sunday, January 30, 2011
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About Me
- Floss
- near Lyon, Rhone Alpes, France
- I'm a happily married mum of two boys, aged 17 and 19, and as a family we moved to France eleven years ago. My husband works for a French company, I teach English to French people aged 6 - 60, and English reading and writing to the English-speaking children of the area. We are part of an English speaking church in Lyon. I love to shop for French vintage lace, fabric and household items, and to combine them with my British and global treasures in interesting ways.
Blogging friends I've actually met!
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Au Revoir, Wibsite!10 years ago
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Blogging friends I haven't met... yet...
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The Myths of the Salamander1 week ago
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And some blogs to dream over... (or scream over!)
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The year of the Challenge is over...
But we're still living thrifty-and-handmade lifestyles!
Forget-me-nots from Niki's garden (Nostalgia at the Stonehouse)
Celebrating 4 years in France!
6 comments:
That looks lurvely. I'd like to cook with pumpkin, but you don't really get it in the shops here, do you?
Guess who wished she could have come to dinner that looks divine. can you share the recipe?
Have to agree with Autumn Mist- no pumpkin here except in run up to hallowe'en- and you daren't leave it too close to hallowe'en either! Also impressed at your cooking from February CL- haven't seen it around here yet either!
Mmm, that tart does look good. I'll be looking for the recipe when the magazine arrives in our library.
Hi Floss, Sounds like a delightful (and delicious) day! January blessings to you! :)
Ooo that does sound good - I like the combination - rather unusual! xxx
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