
Jacques Report


My occasionally weird life in France
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Did Jacques get some Jambon de Vendee too?
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No way. I can’t remember whether I mentioned that last Sunday I took him to Caffe Armani, where he slept on the banquette next to me like the perfect little French dog he is. If he knew he was ignoring some really great food, well, he wouldn’t. He’s not that perfect. Let’s keep him in the dark on all that.
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Your yard looks so peaceful. And how nice to have all the time in the world to explore. Its still a little surreal that you live there.
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In my mind you are living a dream come true. I hope you feel the same. On a separate post I will send you a pic of my dog, Harold Truman AKA Mr. T or T-bone to his dog friends. he looks a lot like Jacques, knowing eyes.
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Erin, it’s cheaper than living in many parts of the States. There are no jobs out here but it’s a wonderful place for people who are retired or can work from home. Of course “work from home” gets you into a whole other hassle with regard to visas but it can be done.
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The flowers in the grass resemble a majic carpet. Your Jacques looks so happy. I am glad to hear that he is good in churches – no barking or squirming is good! Just the phrase my architect and my gardener are enough to make me smile. Enjoy.
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