I really am scraping the barrel to make this relevant to parkinson's disease but on another thread we discussed the power of the mind to heal and the importance of feeling good. We went to celebrate tonight because we received our permanent residency in France. I think our village restaurant is magical.
I hope it's pretty enough to make you feel good
It looks magical indeed! If we ever get to travel again (without that Parky paranoia) would love to come to your corner of the world. Happy to hear you’re feeling good!
That's happy news WTP ☺️Congratulations!
Congratulations my very good friend!
Congratulations. It looks wonderful.
Very calming... yout're not scrapping at all. Enjoy!
Absolutely enchanting!Hearing of a fellow PWP out enjoying life is always uplifting! Congratulations!
Beautiful place! Congratulations!
Had my rendezvous for my residency last weekk too. Congratulations
Wonderful!
What an amazing looking place, great to celebrate, congratulations! So important for our health - feeling good and having a positive mind set. My husband always calls France ‘Gods’ country. We had a small place in France but no longer. We both miss it! Well done to you great news!
Toutes nos felicitations! Dealing with French bureaucracy is not for the faint of heart.
We lived in Nice & Paris for a number of years. Now living in Italy south of Florence. Recently thinking of returning to France.
Vous etes vraiment Francais!
All best! Paulette
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So lovely to wake up to some thing that isn’t ‘doom and gloom’…..reminds me of a Canadian cottage area called Muskoka……very peaceful indeed
What's particularly lovely is that the pond and restaurant tables are on a very steep slope in the woods, so you have the illusion of being in the tree tops whilst eating
Beautiful!!! And congrats! It's nice to look at the image for sure. Lovely and soothing.
What a lovely magical place! Would love to raise a glass there some day! Thanks for sharing!
If you're ever in the neighbourhood...
Well, this also isn't exactly about PD, but here's an article that I saw this morning that explains how "thinking yourself younger" helps keep the brain healthier and "younger".
Uplifting!!! Enjoy! Big congrats!!
Winnie,Was away for the weekend helping my son move for his first job and forgot about your post and picture. It made me feel just as good the second time around just now, as when I saw it first time. Looks and sounds magical and wish we were having a meal together and saying, " Remember When we had Parkinson's?" Nice, feel good post, thanks.
Eric
4 months today
Good Sunday ....
Feeling good to day dispite no sleep
