
Postcard From Paris, or, Summer as a Day Dream
Lindsey Tramuta recalls a summer whose message of fearless resilience—along with oversized spritzes and plenty of wine—acted as a temporary balm.
- story: Lindsey Tramuta
- photo: Lindsey Tramuta
Lindsey Tramuta recalls a summer whose message of fearless resilience—along with oversized spritzes and plenty of wine—acted as a temporary balm.
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