Beth Arnold
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| Blog Name: | Beth Arnold |
| Url: | http://www.betharnold.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Paris, Culture, Politics |
| Description: | Award-winning expat writer/blogger/journalist who lives in Paris+digs the view from here. I go nuts if not riffing about culture, politics, and more. I have an eye for design, and I comment with photos, podcasts, and film. Check out my Obamarifix photo-toon series. Have written fiction, nonfiction, and screenplays. Visit http://www.betharnold.com/ and sign up for my feed. Would love to hear from you there-and, professionally, would be happy to consider interesting projects. Best wishes, Beth |
| Popularity: | 52 Followers |
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Image by Trodel via Flickr Crossposted at HuffPost.com. Comments not included here. GROWING UP IN Arkansas, we relished our Thanksgiving turkeys. Mother roasted them until the skin was crispy brown, and even the white meat was juicy. She admonished me...
Image by Trodel via Flickr Crossposted at HuffPost.com. Comments not included here. GROWING UP IN Arkansas, we relished our Thanksgiving turkeys. Mother roasted them until the skin was crispy brown, and even the white meat was juicy. She admonished me...
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Image via Wikipedia25 November 2009 By columnist Paul Paradis, Art Historian, Specialist Consultant in French Furniture and Decorative Arts. Yves Saint Laurent: A Curtain Call The final auction of the property of Yves Saint Laurent and his partner Pierre Bergé...
Image via Wikipedia25 November 2009 By columnist Paul Paradis, Art Historian, Specialist Consultant in French Furniture and Decorative Arts. Yves Saint Laurent: A Curtain Call The final auction of the property of Yves Saint Laurent and his partner Pierre Bergé...
Letter From Paris: Wham! Bam! Cut 'em Down!
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Cover of Fargo (Special Edition) It was Sunday two weeks ago, chilly and gray, and the Lone Wolf and I padded briskly up the rue des Pyrénées. We walked past the market where two lovely women sell their homemade baguettes,...
Letter From Paris: The Inevitable Beaujolais Nouveau
Image via Wikipedia The Lone Wolf and I had the loveliest evening with a herd of our friends at Theo Edmonds' first Paris art opening. Well-heeled Parisians mingled among Theo's paintings while tasting a bountiful list of wines and champagne....
Image via Wikipedia The Lone Wolf and I had the loveliest evening with a herd of our friends at Theo Edmonds' first Paris art opening. Well-heeled Parisians mingled among Theo's paintings while tasting a bountiful list of wines and champagne....
Paris Art Market Buzz
Image via Wikipedia 19 November 2009 By columnist Paul Paradis, Art Historian, Specialist Consultant in French Furniture and Decorative Arts. A Porcelain Follie The little soft-paste leopard/tiger from Chantilly apparently created a lot of energy in the sale room where...
Image via Wikipedia 19 November 2009 By columnist Paul Paradis, Art Historian, Specialist Consultant in French Furniture and Decorative Arts. A Porcelain Follie The little soft-paste leopard/tiger from Chantilly apparently created a lot of energy in the sale room where...
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