This is Probably About Food
A newsletter about culture, travel, and life in Paris—plus whatever’s on my mind (which is usually food).
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I think I found the best bagels in Paris, a September update (opens the original)
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Welcome, welcome: this is a loose, biweekly-ish check-in on life and whatever else is going on.Hello hello, we’re long overdue for one of these. I have a few posts in the works that I’m dying to finish and share, but things have been crazy. Be careful what you wish for: remember when I was complaining about wanting to work? Well, your girl has landed a few freelance gigs, which is why this update is so late. All for great reasons, but still.As always, this one’s a bit of a mix.Why are there so m
An American Artist Took Me to a Parisian Flea Market and Taught Me How to Buy Art (opens the original)
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Hello readers, this is the third edition of In Good Company. We’ve been to Madrid and San Sebastian, but this time we’re staying local in Paris — crossing the river to the 14th arrondissement for a morning full of treasure hunting and whimsy with Paris-based artist Leah Alexander.Meet Leah: Artist, Accountant, Bar
Who Am I Without My Job? (opens the original)
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I’m sitting down to edit this on a Sunday night, which is usually one of my only windows of free time for reality TV, but tonight it’s this instead. “Everything Is Alright” by Motion City Soundtrack starts playing through my headphones. Great song. Ironic timing.Is everything alright? I’ll let you decide after reading this.<p c
San Sebastián Has More Restaurants Than the Ones on Your FYP — Here's Where Locals Go (opens the original)
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Hello readers, welcome to the second edition of In Good Company. This time we’re in San Sebastian, in the Spanish Basque Country, a city known and loved by many food lovers and one that I’m lucky enough to have a reason to visit every year.My first San Sebastian tripMy lore with San Sebastian goes all the way back to 2012, when I was living in Madrid and befriended a lovely Spanish girl named Alba. She was from Santander and she wanted to show me all the best places in Spain. We traveled through
Nobody Asked: Edition No. 2 (opens the original)
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I’m unfortunately back from holiday and currently deep in my summer scaries. La rentrée is breathing down my neck and all I want to do is be somewhere in the Basque Country drinking vermouth and disassociating. But here we are.If you’re new, welcome. This series is my attempt to share products I think are actually worth it. Each edition I focus on a theme or category — fashion, beauty, motherhood, whatever is taking up space in my brain that month.
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