A year later, reminiscing about the bustling scene at Gare du Nord in Paris and dinner at Da Corradi later that night in London.

I had a really good day on April 1, 2017. It’s hard to believe it was just 3 years ago. It seems like a really different world today as the whole human race grapples with the coronavirus.

For a moment, I was transported to 1950s Paris, walking along the River Seine, an accordian playing La Vie en Rose, the musician wearing a beret…ah, summer in Paris.

The Eiffel Tower looked new to me through the Grill-Meister’s eyes.

Extraordinary architecture and skies in the La Defense section of Paris.

I wrote the haiku below a couple of years ago, after visiting Notre Dame on a business trip just a few weeks after my Dad died. Like so many people all around the world, I’m heartbroken about today’s fire that so badly damaged this beloved […]

Food is art! These beautifully arranged culinary exhibits at a workshop in Paris made me feel satisfied before I even took the first bite.

Street art makes the modern area of Paris more interesting.

Dazzling colors and green spaces that can be found all over Paris are the subject of this January Dreaming post.

In Paris, even a taxi ride during rush hour is enriching and interesting. The second post in the series January Dreaming.

An evening walk, camera in hand, through the Place Victor Hugo roundabout in Paris. Rush hour has never been so fascinating.

30 seconds of the never-ending magic at the Place du Trocadero beneath and across from the Eiffel Tower. Go. Experience it. Let me know what you think.

A few tips about what to do in Paris if you only have a couple of days. Walk, look and listen!

Even on a gray day, there’s a champagne tint as daylight turns to dusk in Paris, the City of Light.

A remarkable and delicious meal at Comptoir Vietnam in Paris provides another wonderful culinary experience to share in the Glover Gardens blog.

Overcast Paris. Relentlessly charming. A haiku.

Two haiku are born during a weather delay before a flight to Paris. Just call it haiku therapy.

The Museum of Montmartre and Renoir’s Gardens throb with a creative, imaginative and harmonious aesthetic that evokes the era of impressionist art in Paris.

This artist’s studio, a room preserved as it was at one time at the Museum of Montmartre in Paris, inspires me. I knew when I first saw it that I wanted a room like this. a room of her own (where the self can be […]

Walking down this street in Paris, the sky called out to be photographed. I realized later that the essence of the City of Lights had imprinted.