The writer passionately corrects the misconception about Shakespeare and Co. in Paris, refuting claims that Hemingway frequented the current establishment. They highlight the store's history and criticize its profit from a false legacy. The post encourages openness to opposing viewpoints..
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Moved In
We may not have any furniture delivered yet other than a bed, but we are already so in love with our new home. We are beyond happy, and of course, I could not hesitate on getting a head-start on holiday decor (more to come...). This apartment already feels warm and full of health and happiness.… Continue reading Moved In
Our House, In The Middle of Our Street
What a wild ride Paris has brought me on. In one month, we have had some ups and some downs. And I've seen only a bit of my favourite city in the world as I remained in the suburbs, trying to sort the chaos of this life. Unlike Strasbourg, where Jordan found an apartment in… Continue reading Our House, In The Middle of Our Street
Day 87 – L’amour
Hey there, My time in Paris has been immensely transforming, and just when I thought I was done having my soul completely reinvigorated by all this city and living here has to offer me, the universe chooses to bless me with more, flood me with love, and show me, now, what true happiness is. It… Continue reading Day 87 – L’amour
Day 70 – All Things In-between
Hey there, I apologize. There are vast gaps between each of my posts. When it feels like a job rather than pleasure, I am deterred from sitting and doing it. And, truthfully, going through my numerous Japan photos is what deterred me completely. So I haven't. Sorry, not sorry. More mindless banter, instead. I don't… Continue reading Day 70 – All Things In-between




