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The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand
...because I'm a sucker for architecture and strong women.
Coastliners by Joanne Harris
...where my daughter got her name ;)
Vol de Nuit by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
..obviously.
The Old Patagonian Express by Paul Theroux
...adventure writing at its finest.
The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett
...how could I not?
Tender is the Night by F. Scott Fitzgerald
My favorite of his...by a hair.
India Song by Marguerite Duras
...spellbinding.
The Moomin Family chronicles by Tove Johansson
...I grew up with them.
Le Petit Prince, St. Exupéry again
...where it all begins and ends.
Eloise by Hilary Knight
...because I love my hotels.
A Bout de Souffle
...where my adult life began
Rocco and His Brothers
...Oh, Alain Delon!
Hotel Chevalier
...I wish he would get out of my head!
The Lover
...always on my mind.
Metropolis
...Fritz Lang. Iconic.
The Royal Tenenbaums
...because.
A Little Princess
...lives on in my undying childhood.
J.M. Barrie
Ed Ruscha
The journals of Dan Eldon
McSweeney's
Deyrolle, Paris
Chateau de Brissac
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6 comments:
Maia, what a back! Are you tall? Seems like it.
And in a week, Q grew. Especially her hair in the back.
I had a little niece born tonight in HK. It is the first girl born into our family since my daughter, who is 28! I am the only girl amoung many brothers, and my father had five brothers and one sister...all to say, a girl in the Brantingham's is a VERY BIG DEAL. So I am celebrating in my studio tonight and still celebrating your return and good news.
Guess what! Baby's name is Miya! pronounced Me-ya
A Maia and a Miya!
Jeanne-ming, congrats on the new niece!! Always a joyful occasion. We are mostly girls in my family - actually ALL girls on my mother's side for generations!
And yes, I'm tall - just under six feet! It was a curse during my childhood, but it's not so bad now!
As for Q, I'm afraid to measure her these days, she grows as such a dizzying rate. I think if I just sat and stared at her for a while I could actually see her get taller!
Ahhhhh. Now it makes sense to me.
My sister in law--Mariko is also, "almost 6 feet" and my brother is 6'3" Mariko's papa is 6'9" and so I think it is quite likely that Miya, despite her tiny Japanese mother and grandmother will also close in to 6'.
QQ--the sight of her just makes me beam.
Look at those two lovely ladies!
Maia, that is one gorgeous top and you look amazing in it! Is that a vintage top? It is lovely.
Q is growing so quickly:-) and she looks so adorable wearing that hat.
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