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  • A Year in Provence

    A Year in Provence

    Peter Mayle, 1991 In this nonfiction book, Peter Mayle and his wife realize their dream of moving to the south of France. They move into a 200 year old stone farmhouse in the Luberon, and it needs a lot of fixing and changing. This book goes through the entire year from January to December and…

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  • Why Everyone Needs a Book Club and a Review

    Why Everyone Needs a Book Club and a Review

    And last but not least, you get to read books like Will the Circle Be Unbroken? (which is the whole point of this post). I have been reading the blog called Sean of the South for quite a few months. He has a blog post every single day and the more posts I read, the more I became interested…

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  • You Are My Sunshine

    You Are My Sunshine

    Sean Dietrich (Sean of the South), 2022 “My wife forced me into workout clothes, and I found myself donning a pair of out-dated nylon shorts. And we went for a vigorous walk through the morning sunlight. We walked for three miles, until my hamstrings tightened and my heels became blishered and I was begging to…

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  • Favorite Christmas Treats

    Favorite Christmas Treats

    The Best Ever Fudge This recipe made me a fudge lover. It is so creamy and decadent and chocolaty, there is no way not to like it! I usually make this at least once a Christmas season. I’m always tempted to fudge on my diet and I usually do. Melt the chips, marshmallows, sweetened condensed…

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  • Welcome Home

    Welcome Home

    Myquillyn Smith, 2020, 193 pages “On any given day, chances are good that you and I could walk outside and immediately know what season it is. No matter where you live, natural rhythms are showing off outside, and if you pay attention, you’ll notice them. Without knowing the date, we can know the season because…

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