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Category Archives: Nostalgia
A new beginning: The book of souvenirs
I’ve finally begun my Book of Souvenirs—though “book” might be a generous term for what’s currently a growing pile of unclassified notes. They’re scattered thoughts, half-remembered stories, and moments I don’t want to lose to time. To keep them safe … Continue reading
Courchevel, end of the 50’s 🇫🇷🇫🇷
Ever wondered what it was like to roam the slopes of Courchevel solo at 8 years old, fueled by fries and hot chocolate? Click to find out!
La Madeleine de Proust à 2 roues 🇫🇷🇬🇧
From 0.7 horsepower to 33 km/h downhill thrills — ride back to the sixties with me on a Solex!
La Madeleine de Proust 🇫🇷🇬🇧
Ever had a taste, smell, or sound transport you back in time? Discover the story behind Proust’s madeleine—the tiny treat that unlocks life’s most cherished memories.
Posted in Culture & Identity, Food & Drinks, Nostalgia
Tagged ChildhoodMemories, ClassicLiterature, CulturalExpressions, EmotionalTriggers, FoodAndLiterature, FrenchCulture, InvoluntaryMemory, LiteraryReferences, MadeleineDeProust, MarcelProust, Memory, Nostalgia, ProustianMoment, SensoryExperiences
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Le Prado 🇫🇷
“From childhood evenings at Marseille’s Prado to hitchhiking in the ‘70s — and even a chance encounter 6,000 km away in Philadelphia — the same street, the same family pharmacy, and the same whiff of pastis kept finding me. Some … Continue reading
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