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12 Days of Paris: Day 5

11/28/2017

To get this photo, you have to cross to the middle of the Champs Elysé́es and wait for the light to turn green.

When we moved to Paris, we joined a big, old, formal Presbyterian church. The building has stone floors, stained glass, a cavernous vaulted ceiling, a steeple, rooms for every purpose, real wooden pews, and bona fide catacombs. The choir wears robes. The clergy wears robes. There is an organ with pipes the size of a drive-in movie screen. It’s the real deal.

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The Truth about Paris Style

11/20/2017

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Style tip--match your clothing to nearby artwork

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Too Bad Harvey Weinstein Never Watched MAS*H

11/8/2017

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If those guys had watched M*A*S*H, they would have noticed the male characters’ gradual evolution from womanizing, philandering, harassing playboys to civilized men. In M*A*S*H’s early years, most of the male characters were lovable serial adulterers. The fact that they were so lovable tells you where the humor lay: sexual misconduct was viewed as harmless and entertaining if the situations and dialogue were funny. Those characters were gradually replaced over the years by devoted family men.

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12 Days of Paris: Day 5

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Too Bad Harvey Weinstein Never Watched M*A*S*H

Too Bad Harvey Weinstein Never Watched MAS*H