Author Archives: Phillip Lemarque

Significance of Bastille Day Bastille Day, a Fête nationale for France, is celebrated on July 14 each year. This day marks a pivotal moment in French history—the storming of the Bastille prison in 1789, which signified the beginning of the … Continue reading →

1 During hot days improve your productivity. Eat healthy snacks 3 to 4 hours rather  than a few heavy meals to prevent midday fatigue. 2 If you are undecided about your next move, here is an easy and simple way … Continue reading →

Amelia and Sophie have started a conversation which quickly heats up, while cap’n takes cover on the porch. “I don’t want you to serve my father any alcohol––You hear!” Amelia’s loud voice resonates through the hanging pans and pots of … Continue reading →

The ultimate cookout recipe with these Grilled Barbecued Hot Dogs Use yummy beef hot dogs and kicked-up store-bought barbecue sauce. Ingredients Instructions ENJOY with your friends & family members

Scene from our series Bonjour Never Land. Book-4 Capn’Hook “We need to rehearse; monsieur will be here by the weekend,” Madame M turns to Stella’s direction, with a twisted mouth and haggard eyes scanning rapidly in every direction, looking for … Continue reading →

Lucrece Borgia, probably one of the celebrated, and controversial women of all time. She was born in 1480, the legitimate daughter of Pope Alexander VI. She married 3 times; the first at the age of 13. Her third wedding Alphonse … Continue reading →

Music…, and more music––Music has a profound impact on humans, influencing emotions, memory, and even physical health. It can alter moods, reduce stress, and enhance cognitive performance by stimulating the brain’s reward and pleasure centers, releasing dopamine and other neurotransmitters. … Continue reading →

The very best of Stella and I five year hitch in the world of the crazy rich and famous, was to see how those super-rich folks really live. All barriers, and heavy curtains out of the way. We lived with … Continue reading →

The Asian tiger mosquito (Aedes albopictus) is a small black and white mosquito, it’s about 1/4-inch long. The name “tiger mosquito” comes from its white and black color pattern. It has a white stripe running down the center of its … Continue reading →

While working for the Cap’n in Florida, we have uncovered a lulu…, “What’s that noise?” I rise up from my nap, rubbing my eyes “The old Cap’n is down through the new slide from his bedroom to the pool.” “What? … Continue reading →