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Excuse me if I look tired in these images — between on and off colds, lack of sleep, and constant sight-seeing I’ve been wearing myself thin. After a day running between as many museums as I could manage, I took a much needed respite in the Luxembourg Garden watching the bocce players. There is one group of about eight or nine of the same French men and one woman who have been there whenever I’ve passed through — regardless of the time of day — playing in the exact same spot every time. I don’t know why, but I’ve become completely captivated with sitting and watching them, even though I neither understand how bocce works nor any words that come out of their mouths. Some things transcend language and understanding.

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the camera obviously understands French beautifully. you guys are really on a roll now. magnifique!
thanks so much Denise! At least one member of the party learned some French on this trip! So glad you approve =)
Jessica- I wanted to thank you for the kind words you wrote me on my blog! It was wonderful of you to reach out, I always love hearing from my readers. So glad you are enjoying my posts! Your blog is so inspiring and I adore your personal style. Definitely giving me ideas! Stay in touch fellow blogger, perhaps we can arrange a guest post!
-Caitlyn Harley of The Tale of the Gypsy
Thanks so much for stopping by Caitlyn — a guest post sounds delightful! I really appreciate your encouragement — haven’t been blogging much these past few weeks while traveling and laying low from the cold, but I’m finally getting my recent photos processed and have definitely been inspired by all I’ve been seeing in the world and on the blogosphere — particularly your lovely curation! Let’s definitely stay in touch =)
xo
-Jessica