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Thank you for this evocative post, Guy, which I will share with our many friends who love Paris as you two — and Don and I — do. One couple in our circle who live most of the year here on the UWS @ Riverside Drive spend summers at their place in the Marais where they have met marvelous neighbors whom they love, so I am sending them your post asap since it captures
the affection, and admiration, respect and regret that so many of us feel at this moment for our Parisian friends in the city of light.
We are living in very troubled times in Europe right now, but please let us not give up hope and helping all the poor people who are fleeing the terror – everybody wants to live in a peaceful and free world!
Big hugs, Martina & Antonio
Look at this
https://www.facebook.com/GOODHOUSEKEEPING/photos/a.110766867597.119162.40241492597/10154323503917598/?type=3&theater
Thank you, Kristin and Martina. And special thanks for the link. Oh, such thoughts we're having today. Guy