Edith Piaf will be celebrated in a concert at the Village Theatre and Art Gallery on Aug. 19, filled with her music and other famous songs from the 1900s to honor Piaf and the Liberation of Paris in 1944.
well, i married a frenchman. i was a runaway bride. they chuckle i was a runaway bride. any regrets? we went to paris for the weekend. and the man i married was a world traveller, was one of the great photographers of the world. that s marc riboud, the late french photographer. and he sort of opened up a whole new universe to me, which was international, which was. ..had nothing to do with america or europe or africa, but had to do with everything. and so i became this kind of country hopping, international, you know, explorer, whatever, that i had started in egypt on my own with him, which lasted 20 years.
any regrets? we went to paris for the weekend. and the man i married was a world traveller, was one of the great photographers of the world. that s marc riboud, the late french photographer. and he sort of opened up a whole new universe to me, which was international, which was. ..had nothing to do with america or europe or africa, but had to do with everything. and so i became this kind of country hopping, international, you know, explorer, whatever, that i had started in egypt on my own with him, which lasted 20 years.
i was a runaway bride. they chuckle i was a runaway bride. - any regrets? we went to paris for the weekend. and the man i married was a world traveller, was one of the great photographers of the world. that s marc riboud, the late french photographer. and he sort of opened up a whole new universe to me, which was international, which was. ..had nothing to do with america or europe or africa, but had to do with everything. and so i became this kind of country hopping, international, you know, explorer, whatever, that i had started in egypt on my own with him,
the weekend. and the man i married was one of the great photographers of the world. that s marc riboud, the late french photographer. and he sort of opened up a whole new universe to me, which was international, which was. ..had nothing to do with america or europe or africa, but had to do with everything. and so i became this kind of you know, explorer, whatever, that i had started in egypt on my own with him, which lasted 20 years. so he opened up a whole new world for you. but you always maintained this interest in monuments,