GenevaLunch is posting limited news today 1 June due to the Whit/Pentecost holiday in the Lake Geneva region.
Take advantage of the day off to visit our blogs, with recent posts added on Paddy Ashdown’s new book (and presentations in the region in coming weeks), snow in the Alps, buy American? by guest blogger Andy Sundberg – and if you’ve missed the scoop on where to walk your dog off the leash in Geneva, it’s time to visit Laila Rodriguez’s blog, New to Geneva? Me too.
Yellow-bellied singing toads, Pays de Gex, France
Pays de Gex, France (GenevaLunch) - Prince Charming lives in a pond in the Pays de Gex, where he leads the good life of a French frog (aka toad) who won’t be invited to the kitchen anytime soon. Read all about him and other creatures who live in Shirley Curran’s pond, in Gardener in the sky, a GenevaLunch blog which is starting up again now that the winter is over. Shirley, who provides the Jura part of the GL ski reports in winter, and who writes about books and crosswords on the Book my place blog, is the guest blogger this week on the garden blog.
You can now subscribe by rss feed to any of the blogs, including the new food and restaurant one by Jonell Galloway, The rambling epicure, and New to Geneva, by events editor, GL reporter and all-around curious person Laila Rodriguez. The subscription box is top right on the page, by the search box. You can either get the feeds by e-mail or through a separate reader.
GenevaLunch welcomes Ago Cluytens, who will regularly share as a Guest Blogger (his first post is now there) his ideas on branding and marketing, from his blog Branding Through People. In the next few days you will also see a new blog starting on GenevaLunch, “New to Geneva? Me too,” the perfect helping hand as you settle in.
