Thanks! I loved hearing the sound of the nightinggale. Coincidentally, I had read the fairy tale, The Nightingale, to my students on Friday. I’ll play your link to them tomorrow (today is a public holiday) so they can hear why the king loved the song of the nightingale so much. Music to the ears!
Fraussie
May 7th, 2012 at 10:32 am
I’ll be interested to hear what they think of it!
Dan
May 9th, 2012 at 1:12 am
That’s a fantastic story! It adds yet another unique feature to the house
Fraussie
May 9th, 2012 at 10:14 am
It is, isn’t it? Mr Previous owner put so much time, energy and love into the house that it must be hard to come back and see someone else in it! Mrs Previous Owner liked the fact that we have a lot less furniture because it makes the rooms seem bigger and emphasises their features more.
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Thanks! I loved hearing the sound of the nightinggale. Coincidentally, I had read the fairy tale, The Nightingale, to my students on Friday. I’ll play your link to them tomorrow (today is a public holiday) so they can hear why the king loved the song of the nightingale so much. Music to the ears!
I’ll be interested to hear what they think of it!
That’s a fantastic story! It adds yet another unique feature to the house
It is, isn’t it? Mr Previous owner put so much time, energy and love into the house that it must be hard to come back and see someone else in it! Mrs Previous Owner liked the fact that we have a lot less furniture because it makes the rooms seem bigger and emphasises their features more.
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[…] to François Cherrier at Domaine de la Rossignole (particularly now that we have our own albeit delinquent nightingales) to buy sancerre for our spéciale oysters on Sunday, but took his Essentiel this time at €9.50 […]
[…] Connexion, is greeting each person as they walk in. I see some folks I’ve already met at the Shaker and am soon introduced to new faces. The Three […]
[…] I liked but one in particular took my eye. Relationnel preferred another painting but it was of Amboise and I wanted one of Blois! So we went away and thought about it. From time to time while John and […]
[…] in Granada. The first thing Jean Michel said when we got up next morning in Blois was that our weathervane was broken! Fortunately he’s an excellent handyman and it’s right as rain […]
[…] first thing Jean Michel notices when he opens the window in the morning to bright sunshine is that our weather vane is broken. We have a beautiful, unique weather vane on one of our barns, made by our previous […]
[…] out her iPad (oh, wasn’t I jealous!) and took photos so I told them about the blog and the Loire Connexion community for anglophones masterminded by Summer Jauneaud. Françoise was delighted because she […]