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Tag Archives: Paris
Swan Song from Paris: La Fenêtre
At 8:00 a.m., November 3, 2007, red-eyed and flight-addled, Noel and I were huddling with our roller bags around cafe cremes across rue Cler from our favorite Greek-French café from the previous trip—Ulysse en Gaulle—which had yet to open. … Continue reading
Posted in Miniatures, shops
Tagged architecture, dollhouse miniatures, IGMA Guild School, miniature cobblestones, Noel & Pat Thomas, Paris, studio
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Au Petit: aka Artisan’s Cottage/Golden Lane, or, how we managed to stay married all these years
Eons ago–in the early 1980’s–a miniatures columnist wrote that Noel and I looked “slim in our jeans,” a term which still makes us laugh. We, indeed, lived in jeans, in our studio, building mini houses as fast as we could … Continue reading
Posted in Buildings, Miniatures
Tagged architecture, Cafes, copper roofing, lifestyle, mimi tile flooring, mini paper slates, miniatures, Paris, travel
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