The Paris Market & Brocante
20.11.08

Thanksgiving

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The leaves are changing to a burnt orange and reddish brown, the sun hangs lower in the sky, the air is fresh and crisp on the nose, and one...
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8.11.08

It takes a village

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After another incredibly busy quarter, my husband and I have finally had a chance to sit down, reflect and regroup. Fall in Savannah is ch...
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27.9.08

Caldrea: Luxury Cleaning at last!

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You always need the right tool for the job, and with Caldrea Cleaning Tools now you have them. Whether you are looking for the perfect caddy...
21.8.08

Shop til you drop

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New York has perhaps the best shopping in the world. From the Upper East Side to Tribeca, this city has it all. The latest couture, one-of...
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20.8.08

The New York Diet

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The title is a misnomer. Dieting is probably the dumbest thing to do in New York unless you were suddenly considering stopping shopping. M...
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18.8.08

Zen in New York

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After the frenetic first few days of New York market week, we have discovered our own private Shibumi. Trevanian would be proud. We have t...
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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