Tuesday, July 26, 2016

Ten French-ish Things Reading French-ish Books Have Led Me To Do

Culturally I am nothing. Born in Texas, yes, but with a Deep South father and a Yankee mother. One side of the family Baptist and one side Catholic. No real Texas roots. Could this be why I'm drawn to the rich and deep French culture?

It just took one two week trip to France to rock my world. One two week trip and ninety-four books about France.

What has reading ninety-four French-ish books led me to do? French-ish things, of course.

Here, then, are ten French-ish things that reading French-ish books have led me to do....





1. Reflection 2. Flâneur 
3. Beauty 
4. Bake bread 5. Fresh ingredients 
6. Styling 
7. Good food 8. More beauty
9. Family 
10. Friends















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10 comments:

  1. Oooh nice!! All for that bread one! LOL! I love bread! ;)

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  2. Great list! Reading books set in France often leaves me wanting or craving for everything French :)

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  3. I fascinated by French food and would love to learn more of the traditional techniques. I always find myself baking bread after reading a book set in France! Love your list and your pictures.

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  4. Two weeks in France sounds heavenly. I want to live in Italy, so understand the obsession.

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  5. I had to look up Flâneur, and I'm glad I did! I love home baked bread and am not sure why I don't do it more often. Growing up my mom made all of our bread. Crazy lady!

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  6. What a lovely list! I haven't had too much French food in my life, but I'd love to try more.

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  7. I love you topic - great picks!

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  8. What a heartfelt list! I love the stained glass in the picture you shared. Beauty, is right. We all need to take more time out for reflection, I think. And for family and friends. At least I do. It's easy to forget when everything seems to rush, rush.

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  9. Love your take on this topic! I'd love to try baking breads, especially since I watched The Great British Bake Off and saw all those unique breads. :)

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  10. I love that you've counted up your French-ish books... and I love being there on your French-ish list, it made me squeal with delight. Once French-ish gets in your blood there's no turning back (and who would want to?)

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