Practice Management

St Denis

By Dan Hull

See "Basilica of St Denis" at Just Another American in Paris, via The Paris Blog, an aggregation of English-speaking (and often English or American) Parisians. St Denis, the martyred Bishop of Paris, is about as interesting as Parisians--and certainly the clergy--can get. His gruesome but spectacular death in 250 AD gave the hill and district on the Right Bank its current name: Montmartre. Hopefully, the story is 95% fable. If not, we can say that, on his way out of this world, Denis made Rasputin, the wildly-eccentric Russian monk and mystic seem, well, a bit meek. Talk about drive. Send me this guy's resume. Sounds like he'll stay late.

Full post as published by What About Clients? on June 14, 2009 (boomark / email).