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FRENCH CHIC A LA CARTE
Personal Shopping, Parisian Style.

The first time I visited Paris in the late 1960s, my first stop was not the Louvre. It was Galeries Lafayette. After a summer of backpacking around the Mediterranean, I looked like an extra from Lawrence of Arabia. My goal was to throw myself at the mercy of Paris' oldest department store for an extreme makeover.

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Green Weddings
Saying "I Do" to the environment.

Many couples are using their wedding day to pledge their commitment, not just to one other, but to the environment.

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County Lines Magazine, 2008

COGNAC'S COUSIN
With a reputation for seduction, Armagnac may help you forget cognac after dinner.

Armagnac, the grande dame of after-dinner drinks, has always been cloaked in mystery and known for its panache. When it first appeared in the marketplaces of southwest France in the 1400s, the amber-colored agua ardente (fire water) was not sold as brandy but as a magic elixir, valued for medicinal qualities that bordered on alchemy.

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Philadelphia Style, Fall 2004

AMAZING STREET: RUE CLER
A day in the life of one of the tastiest streets in Paris

Known by food-smart Parisians as the place to go for some of the best cheese, bread, pastries and other sundries in the city, Rue Cler in Paris' 7th arrondissement offers visitors a rare glimpse into French everyday life.

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Intermezzo: December 2004