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The essential features of his spirituality are well expressed by the title of one of his numerous writings, Living Today for God (Vivre l'aujourd» hui de Dieu).
The hotel is developed by the Denver - based real estate company NuovoRE and is the first Baltimore property under Two Roads Hospitality's Joie de Vivre brand.
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Lightness and joie de vivre with a tropical touch: artistically hand decorated with stone embellishment and cold enamel in the vibrant colours of the jungle, the feather earrings develop their own dynamic by slightly swinging.
We were caught by the whole Parisianing thing — the idea that you can re-create a typical Parisian moment, anywhere in the world, at any time of the day — and for a little bit forgot where we actually were... Those moments, when it doesn't matter where you are, but you just «Joie de Vivre» through the day, those are moments I cherish.
Retro - inflected with its bateau neckline, and offering a feminine touch with bow - topped, cropped sleeves, this heart - patterned top by Banned is the epitome of «joie de vivre».
Add a whimisical touch to your home with the Marmont Hill Joie de Vivre Canvas Wall Art by Tatijana Lawrence.
Le vent se lève, il faut tenter de vivre («The wind is rising, we must try to live») reads a line of verse by Paul Valéry that serves as both the film's epigraph and a recurring refrain in its story.
Joie de vivre bursts through every shimmering black and white frame of «Frances,» a breathless comedy about a young dancer played by Greta Gerwig who is apartment - hopping through Brooklyn and, seemingly, through life itself.
The setup is straight out of a sitcom pilot, the characterizations broad, the results unsurprising: reawakened joie de vivre, a stiff upper lip relaxed via contact high, and an unlikely late - in - life romance, which comes by way of Bif's grumbly, pot - smoking fix - it man and occasional dance partner, Charlie (Spall), who lives on a barge.
This simple story is elevated by Appelhans» watercolor - and - pencil illustrations, which capture the dog and hog's joie de vivre with dynamic streaks and swooshes.
Santa Cruz's only beachfront hotel, the just - renovated 165 - room property has morphed (thanks to new management by the Joie de Vivre group) from... Read More
Here she tells Breaking Travel News editor Chris O'Toole about the upcoming launch of new youth - focused brand U by Uniworld and details how the new SS Joie de Vivre has been received by travellers.
The redesign was inspired by the functionality and essence of the iconic Panama hat, and each element, from the guest cottages and dining areas to the room keys and website are designed to welcome, delight and make one feel at home while embodying the property's art de vivre ambiance.
Though commonly regarded as funny by mistake, the first Resident Evil's live - action opening encapsulates a willing and creative joie de vivre that later games unfortunately forgot.
These small collages are composed by the painter as studies for her larger canvases, but it's hard to imagine that their successors could trump them in terms of spontaneity or sheer joie de vivre.
Renowned for his paintings full of joie de vivre, the view of Italy that Prendergast presents was informed by European trends filtered through the eyes of an American artist and tourist encountering Venice for the first time.
Afterward, as we aren't indifferent to the French art de vivre ourselves — especially when it comes to filling our bellies — we enjoyed the delicious buffet dinner (prepared by one of Paris's best caterers) at Galerie Patrick Seguin, which was exhibiting work by artists from Hauser & Wirth.
This image is interrupted by pictures showing her in the company of her friends, relaxing or partying, happy scenes that express her joie de vivre.
As an antidote to this despair, Jacobson has mounted a splendidly colourful and vibrant exhibition, featuring works by Henri Matisse, Joan Miró, Alexander Calder, Robert Motherwell and Sam Francis, who, to him, epitomise the «bonheur de vivre» of the 20th century.
Her passion for food and strong sense of community may have also been seasoned by the cultural joie de vivre she quickly embraced while living in France.