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Good morning! Just quickly, let me share a few more photos of Joana Vasconcelos' outsized, wrought-iron teapot, part of the Women House exhibition I saw in Paris last Thursday, at the Monnaie de Paris. I'm busy catching up at home, checking out my terrace garden (posted this on IG, if you're curious), cuddling some beloved wee ones, having dinner with family, sorting bills, filing paperwork, doing laundry -- you know, all the fun stuff!

I'm also working on Wednesday's post, which will be another in the By Invitation Only series hosted by Daily Plate of Crazy. We won't be taking a Fantasy Train Picnic together for this one, but we will be thinking about Travel -- and the Rest of our lives. . . .

For now, though, I'm meeting my husband for lunch shortly after his plane lands -- he left Rome a few days before I did, and he's been in Portland since then working. I'll share these photos with him and catch him up on the rest of my Italian and French travels and find out what he's been up to, and we'll begin making plans for the next few months, setting some general goals for 2018.

So I'll leave you with these photos of Vasconcelos' magnificent teapot -- I love the subtle subversity of such a useful, quotidian, domestic item wrought so large, turned into art, placed -- literally -- "outside" its normal context (and, of course, rendered quite useless, thus, for the purpose of that little, ordinary object it refers to). . .

Thoughts?

Remember, if you're in Paris, you still have a few days to catch this exposition before it closes, and after that, if you're planning to be anywhere near Washington's National Museum of Women in the Arts, the collection is there from March 9th to May 28th.

Bye for now, but let's chat, 'kay? Comments always welcome. 

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