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Living at The Plaza Hotel

I indulged once more this year with opening Eloise by Kay Thompson - what a dream to plunge right into the world of this precious little girl who lives at The Plaza Hotel - a theatre where people come and go to experience what is a luxury while our little girl lives luxury every day because she is.

''Cabbage makes great hat'' she says and her mother knows Coco Chanel.

How wonderful to have this confidence and trust in one opinion and no one to tell you that you are prejudiced to believe in a dream and follow your desire such as pouring a jug of water in the hotel mailbox, just because you can.

I wish everyone to find their inner Eloise: talk to Martians one day, be a dragon or giant another, a mother of 40 children or a doctor. Make also your home, a place of fete and play where everyone is fabulous and loving, leaving you to do whatever you want!


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