The Paris Market & Brocante
16.7.08

Argentina: A Few Of Our Favorite Things

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Well, it’s been a week back in reality. We leave you with a selection of our favorites. New world hip latin cool with classic old world Eur...
3.7.08

Let’s Talk Food and Drink

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Argentines love eating. Similar to Parisians a great deal of their social and political life involves a table with conversation. The selec...
1.7.08

The Mission

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We flew an hour and a half up to the Argentine/Brazilian border today to the most magical setting: Iguazu falls. The magnificent falls str...
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The Flea market

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The Sunday San Telmo market marked the start of our buying extravaganza. Chandeliers, glassware, and silver were the hot items of this mart...
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29.6.08

Argentina third world…my empanada!!

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After two days of traversing uber-wide boulevards, strolling quaint cobblestone byways, and eating way too much steak (pampas-fed beats hor...
27.6.08

Next stop......Argentina

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Argentina, our next fantastic adventure begins today. The land of wonders (Iguazu Falls, Tierra del Fuego), wine (seductive Mendoza), food ...
26.6.08

My Dinner with André

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Fabulously fashionable, fiercely fantastical, fanciful, formidable, yet always sweet as key lime pie.
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16.6.08

The Cisco Brothers are Coming! The Cisco Brothers are Coming!

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Hold your horses gunslingers, this isn’t the famous outlaw with his sidekick Pancho. The Paris Market is proud to welcome our newest furnit...
21.5.08

The Spider, the Oyster, and the Twig

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No this is not the beginning of some strange joke, rather these are just a few of the names swirled into wonderful, natural, and organic cre...
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28.4.08

She sells seashells by the seashore

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Ahh, Savannah in the spring. The almost schizophrenic color of azaleas, dogwoods, redbud's, and cherry trees has climaxed, the majestic...
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