So it was with a skip in my stride that I set off on a cool Saturday morning to Gare Saint-Lazare, just a brief stop at Costa’s for a cafe moccha (Mochaccino) and pain au chocolat (chocolate croissant). Continue reading All the tiny things
The jewellery is intricate and beautiful, and includes many tiny gold amulets, amethyst and enamel necklaces, and large stone rings. I was fascinated by the brass mirrors and cosmetic containers. Continue reading Antiquities and Impressionists
By the time we got on the first train he was asking, in that typical French way (with a smile, of course), if I was married. “No, I’m divorced”, I explained. Have a boyfriend? “Nooo”, I laughed. Not interested in men then? he said puzzled. To which I of course blushed… Continue reading Paris welcomes me back with an indecent proposal
On a cold winter’s evening, Botanic D’Lights transformed the Christchurch Botanic Gardens into a spectacle of illuminated artworks and innovative light installations. Continue reading Dazzled by Botanic D’Lights
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