This is the name of the area in LA where Fabienne is currently living. It’s a nice apartment that she is subletting furnished for two months. In mid-January, with my help, she will move to an unfurnished apartment in a very nice area near the beach called Pacific Palisades. This apartment is much smaller, but it’s in an area that should have better air quality than where she is now and where her house is. Part of the reason I came is because of the extra stress of moving out

Except that it’s not sunny for our daughter Fabienne right now. She has had another flareup of her chronic inflammatory illness, so I am going to LA tomorrow. I don’t know how long I will stay. These chronic diseases are so hard for most doctors to treat, and many conventional doctors don’t even believe they exist. Hopefully I can help by doing all the things she doesn’t have the energy to do right now. I do plan to be in touch from LA. Covid is so bad everywhere that traveli

Today is Black Friday here in France. They call it Black Friday in English - not Vendredi Noir. Most people don’t have a clue as to why it’s called that. They just know that most large stores offer good discounts on items people might want like TV’s cell phones, and other electronics. But all kids of items are on sale today, just as in the US last Friday. People don’t line up and spend the night in front of a store to be the first one’s in line. Right now with Covid restricti

Finally! We haven’t been into the city since October 31st. We weren’t really allowed to take public transportation unless we had a doctor’s appointment, etc. But we really didn’t have a need to go either. We went today to do a few errands and to check on our son’s apartment near Montparnasse Station, pick up the mail, etc. Although that lovely spell of sunny days has apparently ended for now, André and I took some photos that we want to share. None of the restaurants, bars, c