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There is also a courtyard decorated with rattan seating—very similar to the material of the time—and verdant trees. “For me, the irony about Los Angeles is that you have great weather and not a lot of outdoor dining,” says Brent. “Here it is the opposite. Culinary director Michael Williams has developed a recognizable — but not exclusive — menu of Gallic origin. Le Marais meets LA in dishes like moules persillade (chilled mussels and verte sauce) or poisson cru (sliced amber, Meyer lemon ponzu and chili oil). with Southern California oranges. Photo: Liz BarclayAnd like the great bistros in Paris, Brent hopes Juliet will become one of those places that has been—and stays—forever. “It has a duality between function and beauty,” he said. I’ll admit that when I read the New York Post headline: “Spring Cleaning Queen Has Abandoned Ordering: ‘My House Is Messy'” over a picture of Marie Kondo, it sparked fun. Not quite a giggling Disney villain, but a smug, adrenalin vindication.
There is also a courtyard decorated with rattan seating—very similar to the material of the time—and verdant trees. “For me, the irony about Los Angeles is that you have great weather and not a lot of outdoor dining,” says Brent. “Here it is the opposite. Culinary director Michael Williams has developed a recognizable — but not exclusive — menu of Gallic origin. Le Marais meets LA in dishes like moules persillade (chilled mussels and verte sauce) or poisson cru (sliced amber, Meyer lemon ponzu and chili oil). with Southern California oranges. Photo: Liz BarclayAnd like the great bistros in Paris, Brent hopes Juliet will become one of those places that has been—and stays—forever. “It has a duality between function and beauty,” he said. I’ll admit that when I read the New York Post headline: “Spring Cleaning Queen Has Abandoned Ordering: ‘My House Is Messy'” over a picture of Marie Kondo, it sparked fun. Not quite a giggling Disney villain, but a smug, adrenalin vindication.
In the comment section of the Washington Post article where “the news” breaks—taken from an interview Kondo conducted to promote her new book, Marie Kondo’s Kurashi at Home—there is a the wave of backlash, frankly, from “We’re ‘Kon ‘ed” and “After all we were embarrassed by her giving away all of our belongings to keep everything neat thing when our kids were young.” Then, naturally, backlash followed backlash, with Twitter breaking out that white women needed to calm down and stop blaming others for their problems. One person wrote: “Marie Kondo told you to relax and reorganize and some of you have taken it to the point of cult. If you feel betrayed when she admits that she’s messy now, then you don’t need the locker. You need treatment.
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