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While we may not have been able to travel this year, we were given the gift of deepened gratitude for the travel we once had and will someday again with further awareness of such an awesome opportunity.
This year, the annual French Week (5th year) and British Week (2nd year) were more largely visited than in any years previous. I cannot wait to celebrate these annual weeks of celebration again in 2021. Look for TSLL’s British Week to kick off during the third full week of May and TSLL’s French Week to kick off during the second full week of August.
In the meantime, we patiently wait for the vaccine to be received, the air travel to become safe again which gives us all the more time to plan and dream and anticipate. Perhaps this year’s TOP posts for both British and French-inspired content will spark an idea, deepen your affection or simply bide your time until the tickets are in hand and you are packed and able to travel once more. I do hope you enjoy. Click on the title of the post or the image to be directed to the full post which were favorites of TSLL in 2020.
British Inspired
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10 Brands I Have Shopped and Recommend for Cosy Cottage British Decor (October 26th)
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15 Things Anglophiles Can Do While Staying Home (March 25th)
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This & That: May 22, 2020 – British-Inspired (British Week)
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Learn How to Be Your Own Interior Designer with Rita Konig (June 11th)
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20 Life Lessons Learned from Beatrix Potter (May 19th)
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The Art of the British Cosy Mystery: 16 British Cosy Mysteries to Enjoy (May 23rd)
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18 Ways to Enjoy a Good Cuppa (May 17th)
French Inspired
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13 French Beauty Products I Love and Recommend (April 6th)
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11 Things Francophiles Can Do While Staying at Home
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10 Favorite French Cookbooks for Your Kitchen Library (August 15th)
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10 Plants (Herbs, Berries, Vegetables and Flowers) I Am Growing in My Potager and You Can Too! to Grow in Your Potager (August 12th)
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25 Reasons You Might Be A Francophile
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A Longing for France, to Reflect and Celebrate
TOP French & British-Inspired posts from past years
