The Paris Market & Brocante
21.7.09

Vegetarian? I Don’t Think So!

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Introducing…”Shake Ya Pork Chop”. Come sample our most flavorful jewelry line yet. Organic, hormone-free, these free-range delights are s...
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12.7.09

All Good Things Must Come To An End

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The only real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes but in having new eyes. -Marcel Proust Cafés and conversations, ...
9.7.09

Le Flaneur

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(Noun: one who wanders without a destination in mind). Whenever I have exhausted and completely satiated my body’s maniacal shopping gene, ...
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8.7.09

Pere Lachaise Cemetery

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A lesbian thespian, a creative destructionist, a romantic neoclassicist, a homosexual celebrity, a heroin addicted rock star, a tuberculosis...
5.7.09

Mange Bien

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From basic, simple bistro fare to bold, dynamic culinary creations, Paris has it all. After losing most of the last decade to the Spanish w...
3.7.09

Shopping Partie 2

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Beaubourg and Les Halles: Skip the vast underground shopping complex and hit rue Tiquetonne and Rue Montmartre for avant-garde design and j...
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2.7.09

Branché

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(Adj: plugged in, “trendy). All right, let’s talk shopping. Synonymous with style and fashion, Paris has it all. It is hard to give speci...
1.7.09

La Soirée Parfaite

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Ah, back on the terrace. It has been a whirlwind. Despite the fact that I haven’t been getting up before 10am (except last weekend to shop...
29.6.09

Marché aux Puce de St-Ouen

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Nothing better to get you in the mood for some treasure hunting than a 25 minute taxi ride provided by a groovy elderly French women, hurtli...
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27.6.09

Marché de la Porte de Vanve

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Up as early as we can muster, today marks the start of our “bric-a-brac” adventures. This market (Ave Georges-Lafenestre and Ave Marc-Sagni...
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