Thank you for visiting The French Elements blog where French is a state of mind. If I can't be in France, at least my mind can spend some time there. Won't you join me?
My name is Barb and I am the woman behind the online boutique THE FRENCH ELEMENTS. While I will always keep The French Elements blog (so many memories), I have started a new one and I hope you will visit.
CHASING THE NEXT CHAPTER is about change. The past few months I have been thinking about writing a new blog. My youngest son passed away 7/1/2015 and life will never be the same for us. He entered Heaven and we entered a new chapter in our lives. A very different chapter that is still unfolding.
We have always talked about moving back to Europe (or elsewhere). The talk continues but we are planning on making the dream our reality.
He would be pleased.
Know who you are, accept who you are, be who you are.
Tres chic!
When we do the best that we can, we never know what miracle is wrought in our life, or in the life of another.
Helen Keller
Beautiful
The most powerful thing you can do to change the world, is to change your own beliefs about the nature of life, people, reality, to something more positive.
Shakti Gawain
motto for every year
Everything will be okay in the end. If it's not okay, It's not the end.
This is all that remains of my lovely cherry tree, which stands bare and
leafless. I planted Snowdrops round the base of it, so it won't be too long
bef...
Days of grey gloom with dashes of gold. That sums up November so far. On a
grey morning we walked along the waterfront. Flat sea. Horizon indistinct.
...
Our Acer Saccharum Marshall or Sugar Maple was looking rather nice and full
on November 5.
Rain and wind did not add to it since...
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Co-owner Bastien Matagliati and chef Richard Smache will host their
first-ever American-style Thanksgiving at the Bistrot de Saint Remy on
Thursday Novem...
A couple of you have checked in on me, I have been mighty busy since my
last post. Tracy and I always spend a day at the Yellow Daisy Festival.
We laug...
Hello, my children. Last we met it was July and here it is October. The
summer came and went and the days are getting shorter. Lots going on my in
da...
We have babies!
The old cigar box proved to be the cutest little house
and those eggs were laid, hatched and babies fed in
a matter of days! The other ...
I suppose I should have posted this a long time ago.
My blog is taking a break from me for a while. Apparently a long while.
I am very busy with work and li...
Last week a group of ballroom dancers put on a show at my mother's care
facility. Mum, pretty in her flowered hat, seemed to enjoy the music and
costumes,...
*...and that is a place many of us have to visit*...caring for a beloved
mother, and helping her pass from this world into the next. We buried her
in her b...
Whew the Christmas season went by like a blur!!!! And the Cottage Garden
girls have been busily opening up boxes of all the new spring and everyday
decor...
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OH.....I long to be a part! ow I would love to photograph and shop such a place. I pray that one day God afford me the pleasure. I gave you some link love today. I love my pillow and tea towel that I won in yor giveway! I will cherish them and love them in my home. Thankyou again for hosting! Merry Christmas!
What a glorious video.I certainly would put going here on my wish list.The magic of it all.Germany sure knows how to make Christmas.Always has.The best orn. comes from Germany ,everyone knows that.Thank you for sharing this with us. I want to wish you the merriest of Christmases and all the joy this season has to bring, XXOO Marie Antionette
I would love to visit Germany one day! how lovely. My sister was stationed in Germany while serving in the Army, she loved it there and said it was a beautiful country. I enjoyed your post very much. Take care and have a wonderful week, Elizabeth
Dearest Barb! You know, this is about the 10 time I have heard someone mention the beauty and charm of the German Christmas market! And now, I get to see one and WOW! BRING IT ON! This is so beautiful....I need to travel more! Thank you, merci, danke, and all that!!! Have a blessed day my friend, ANita
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OH.....I long to be a part! ow I would love to photograph and shop such a place. I pray that one day God afford me the pleasure.
I gave you some link love today. I love my pillow and tea towel that I won in yor giveway! I will cherish them and love them in my home. Thankyou again for hosting!
Merry Christmas!
These are the best markets!! Daley Plaza in Chicago has a month long German market that is so much fun. The food is the best!!
xoxo
Jane
That so reminded me of Austrian Christmas markets. Thank you so mcuh.
Thanks for that lovely video! It sure was a special Christmas Market! Have a blessed day!
Fabulous! I've always wanted to actually attend one of these! Isn't this time of year the best?!
What a glorious video.I certainly would put going here on my wish list.The magic of it all.Germany sure knows how to make Christmas.Always has.The best orn. comes from Germany ,everyone knows that.Thank you for sharing this with us.
I want to wish you the merriest of Christmases and all the joy this season has to bring,
XXOO Marie Antionette
Love watching this beautiful tradition - wish we had something similar in the US
I would love to visit Germany one day! how lovely. My sister was stationed in Germany while serving in the Army, she loved it there and said it was a beautiful country.
I enjoyed your post very much.
Take care and have a wonderful week,
Elizabeth
Dearest Barb! You know, this is about the 10 time I have heard someone mention the beauty and charm of the German Christmas market! And now, I get to see one and WOW! BRING IT ON! This is so beautiful....I need to travel more! Thank you, merci, danke, and all that!!! Have a blessed day my friend, ANita
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