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Bonjour France
We arrived in Dijon, France, on a rainy afternoon - our first during during this trip. But the rain didn't dampen my enthusiasm when I say my first 'Paul' patisserie at the train station. (Yes, I know, it's a bit like getting excited about seeing a 'Brumby's'. But... ) I bought a box of macarons while Jeff was making inquiries about the location of …
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Et avant? bis
... es leur fille, leur sœur, leur nièce et d'un seul coup; alors qu'à 25 ans tu pensais avoir réussi à construire une relation équilibrée d'adulte à adultes; ils ont peur pour toi et tu redeviens leur fille, leur sœur, leur nièce... Il devient alors malaisé de naviguer dans les écueils familiaux sans finir par te sentir coupable de ne pas assez ceci ou de trop cela. tu as éssaié à droite, tu tentes à gauche, le saut de cabri rien n'y ...
Les Trois Glorieuses
... watch this video I did find of one display on YouTube- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1WyXOJ rTfw&feature=related It is a depiction of the castle at Versailles. If you make it full-screen it is much easier to see the action. And, you might wish to turn off the audio. These displays do not have sound with them (I supposed that is coming in the future!) so you are just listening to the inane talking of the ...
Back To School and Armistice Day
... 8220;How do you keep people from breaking in?” one of the little boys asked. Also, having a grass lawn is a strange concept in this community – instead, they have gravel courtyards. I told them about Thanksgiving, and that we always eat pumpkin pie on that holiday, and they started laughing and talking. "Pumpkin pie is for SOUP, not dessert!" Silly me. What they got the most excited about, however, was the picture I showed them ...
Differences
... all. Not that there’s anything wrong with that.
It is quite moving going to church in a large Gothic structure from the fifteenth century. They have a wonderful organ (a Mutin & Cavallé-Coll, if that means anything to you), and the resonance in the space is gorgeous. Except for the language, and for the fact that I don’t attend Catholic Mass at home, things all seem pretty much the same as in an American ...


