Chrimbo and New Years were lovely. Tons of gorgeous home cooked food in France, beautiful countryside, and some long overdue bonding (especially with my youngest sister). Among some of the dishes I ate:
A succulent Venison
The ever popular Christmas treat in France, Oysters.
Tender and powerful Wild Hare
Spent some time with friends in Paris and then dabbled in my first role behind the scenes of a Television show in the making.
It's pretty hard not to miss a city that can give you a sight like this:
I'll do my best to update more often. I find that when I leave it this long there's so much to say, you end up saying nothing at all.
3 comments:
lovely photos... wish i was there. except maybe for the bunny eating! hope you are having a great time!! i love to hear everything you have to say, whether it is a sigh or a novel.
Lauren! I can't believe I found you, & you're blogging, too, which is awesome...anyway, check my page, you're on it! email me soon, let's catch up.
Hooray! You're back! I agree with danielle. Whatever you have to say, we'll listen.
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