First : happy new year wishing you a healthy happy and successful year for this new year. 2026! Here we are!
Today is the first day in 10 days that I finally feel like myself again — strength-wise.
We had the joy of having family all together, and I was sick for 5 days… then not great for the 5 following.
Monday is “back to normal,” and honestly, I’m a bit in shock at how fast time flew by. I didn’t enjoy it as much as I could have — and at the same time, it was beautiful. Both things can exist.
Meanwhile, the world is moving.
Extraordinary things are happening — for the Venezuelan people, for the Iranian people, who still need so much strength and courage. It feels like a turning point in life.
January 1st finally felt like a moment to breathe.
Today: full moon.
Tomorrow: Mango Strut, will be there walking for unchained mothering (almost 3 years old ) and the juniorette club of coconut grove ( 2 years old) along the woman’s club of coconut grove who’s heading to its 135ft anniversary and white Tiger and dragon !
“If you could see” The AR exhibition of unchained mothering is finally almost complete, and available to be seen at Peacock park coconut grove
I’ll write more next week.
Small personal miracle: yesterday, I ate bread for the first time in 8 years — with no issues.
My Hanoucca miracle worked ✨
And Monday… well… I’m not looking forward to it.
Jury duty 😅
Life, all at once.
P.S. I’m almost done with Noon at Tiffany’s — and this book is incredible.
A beautiful mix of art history, women’s rights, and a deep understanding of how women worked and lived, all through the lens of stained-glass design and life at Tiffany’s in NYC at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th century.
It’s genuinely hard for me to put it down.
so parislux ! 
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