Enchanted By Charles Bridge
One thing Kent and I had learnt from our very first visit to the picturesque Charles Bridge in Prague was quite simply, if anyone fancied a beautiful bridge view without being interrupted by hundreds of people, the best solution was to get there very early and preferably soon after dawn!
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From Milan Kundera To Alchymist Nosticova Palace In ‘Prague Spring’
Going to Prague, I had been waiting for this day to come since I first picked up and read The Unbearable Lightness of Being by Milan Kundera in 1988. For some unknown reason, some of you might refer it to fate, that it took me 29 years to realise this dream.
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The Journey To Palais Royal With My Russian Peasant Dress
It all started in Lyon this summer...As good fortune would have it, on our second last day in Lyon, Kent spotted 'a great location with amazing light' and just one catch - it needed a red dress (will explain later). The problem was, the only red dress I brought with me had already been photographed several times...
Tasty French Home Cooking At Bistrot Chez France
Since our first dining experience at Bistrot Chez France was great, Kent and I both enjoyed the food and the atmosphere; we then both agreed on returning and 'definitely try the entrée next time' as we promised ourselves.
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During our last few...
Joyeux Le Quatorze Juillet; Happy Bastille Day
The French calls its National Day La Fête Nationale, whereas the rest of the world, especially the English speaking world calls it Bastille Day.Today is the 14th of July, and while we say 'Happy Bastille Day!' or 'Joyeux 14 juillet!', I want to celebrate the French National Day by dedicating this post to France and the French.
