Merci Pierre. Je comprends le français parce que je l’ai étudié au lycée. Pour les autres, je vais traduire:
Pierre wrote:

“I knew a little about G. Stein’s work and personality but nothing about her partner, I didn’t know she had lived with a woman. Fascinating personality, G. Stein. on the voice in Woody Allen’s film Midnight at Paris…thanks for this article.

Je connaissais un peu l’oeuvre et la personnalité de G.Stein mais rien de sa compagne je ne savais pas qu’elle avait vécu avec une femme. Passionnante personnalité, G.Stein. on la voit dans le film de Woody Allen Midnight at Paris…merci pour cet article

Lynne, I’ve often wished I had an “Alice B. Toklas,” but in my case it would have to be a man, and there aren’t many who would put their creative efforts and egos in service of a woman’s. Leonard Woolf was one rare instance — though I’m not in any way equating myself with Virginia Woolf! In any case, Gertrude and Alice were an intriguing pair, and their legend and legacy live on forever.

I’ve not heard of this (series? movie?) and would love to know more, Roberta! In any case, I’m glad you enjoyed this post.

Thank you, Kathleen! Your article looks great. I love the story about the hashisch brownies!