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As promised, here are some things I ate or saw in France (Bordeaux, Paris, Giverny) a few weeks ago. Enjoy!

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Mazarine: Of or pertaining to Cardinal Mazarin, prime minister of France, 1643-1661; a deep rich blue; a deep rich blue butterfly; a silver strainer fitting over a meat dish and used for draining the water from boiled fish; the first Bible, and perhaps the first complete book, printed with movable metal types; – printed by [...]

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…everywhere but Israel, it seems.  So I decided to take nature into my own hands.  It’s snowing on my blog.  It’s not your screen, and you’re not so fatigued that your eyes are playing tricks on you (both of which my sister thought a couple nights ago).  It’s a nifty feature brought to me by [...]

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By Irene Sharon Hodes Published in the Shiur Times Magazine, October 2008 The rain has been pouring down hard tonight. I feel relief. It’s back to this. Always this. A hot mug of Earl Grey, a cookie to dunk, a good book, a purring cat, this bright warm corner of the world and a window [...]

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By Irene Sharon Hodes Published in the Shiur Times Magazine, September 2008 On a recent trip to Tuscany, I visited a small family-owned vineyard. Surrounded by crusty breads and rustic cheeses, the smiling couple and their children shared their hard-earned creations: tart Chiantis, musky Grappas, and an inspired Vin Santo made from the most mature [...]

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