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J.R. Patterson

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  • I took a 7-day trip from Paris to Istanbul on Europe’s newest transcontinental train

    2 weeks ago | msn.com | J.R. Patterson

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  • I took a 7-day trip from Paris to Istanbul on Europe’s newest transcontinental train

    2 weeks ago | msn.com | J.R. Patterson

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  • I took a 7-day trip from Paris to Istanbul on Europe’s newest transcontinental train

    2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | J.R. Patterson

    From L.A. to London: The Top 5 Pedicure Colors Stylish People Are Wearing for Summer 2025As a beauty editor, I never underestimate the power of a good pedicure. Sure, they don't get nearly as much attention as manicures do, but they're …

  • I took a 7-day trip from Paris to Istanbul on Europe’s newest transcontinental train

    2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | J.R. Patterson

    “So this is the great Orient Express,” says a character in Graham Greene’s 1969 novel Travels with My Aunt. “Maybe it’s real luxury travel…for people not in a hurry.”That novelised version of the famed Paris to Istanbul train was a little run-down, and calamitously, had no restaurant car to sate passengers on its three-day journey. Ttitular Aunt Augusta bemoans the lack of caviar and champagne in which she’d indulged on a previous voyage. “We practically lived in the dining car.

  • Serious Fun

    1 month ago | van-magazine.com | J.R. Patterson

    In late February, I watched Lukáš Vondráček perform Brahms’s Piano Concerto No. 1 in D Minor, Op. 15, with the Prague Symphony Orchestra in that city’s Smetana Hall. He attended the piano like a Victorian surgeon, leaning over the keyboard—a consequence of poor eyesight, I later learned—with a kind of furious concentration, hacking and slashing to reach some imperiled vital organ.

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