Dog

My money don’t jigle jigle, it’s gone

~ Madison Kennedy
My money don't jigle jigle, it's gone

“Finally home !” was exactly what I said when I reached the doorstep… I can still hear my little doggies, and Grandma screaming of joy. The whole neighborhood heard me come in. It had been a while, it felt so good to see this beautiful orange-colored house again.

My Grandma has a beautiful garden, it’s surrounded by hills and trees. All that nature brings me such comfort. I’m disconnecting from my Parisian life here. Just trying to be one with the elements of Earth, and the nice people who are farmers, and who know about the miracle of harvesting what was given to us. But there’s also so much respect in that, and love. Lots of love for the animals as well, who are giving it back. It’s an amazing circle of life.

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Here comes a feeling you thought you’d forgotten.

~ Madison Kennedy

Can’t wait for winter to be over.

Here comes a feeling you thought you'd forgotten.
It was lovely to have the flu, but I’m glad I’ve finally recovered from it… It’s been nearly a week, and I feel somewhat okay-ish enough to be out of Netflix, and back on The Blog.

So I’ve planned a couple travel posts, in which I will share quick tours of cities I’ve visited recently, and I’ll give some tips : especially for the gluten-free intolerant folks, who like me probably, have a hard time feeding themselves properly while traveling. It is a struggle, but I got some cool locations.

Also like, cultural places you shouldn’t miss and what was my fave thing during the trip; I’m announcing the cities you’ll have the joy to discover here : Barcelona, Sevilla, Granada in Spain, Marrakesh in Marocco, Vrnjacka Banja, Manasija, Belgrade in Serbia, and Paris in France ! Got a few more coming…

Give a little kiss to my baby dog Leopold, he’s the cutest, and see you in my next post !

PS – Have you seen ? There’s a new tropical background 🙂 It’s similar to the Beverly Hills hotel one, for those of you who know.
Here comes a feeling you thought you'd forgotten.