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50 Nuances de gris
... je franchirai le cap des 100 ans, je n’ai pas encore la moitié de ma vie écoulée ;-).
Vous trouverez ci-joint des photos qui ont figé le temps lors de notre rassemblement du 2 novembre dernier à la Maison Boulud. Un gros merci à vous tous pour votre présence. Et un merci redoublé pour vos témoignages qui ont permis un voyage dans le temps. J’en suis encore touché.
Mille mercis pour la nuitée – ...
Bonjour, Montreal
... across town to Vieux -Montreal, the old city. What a bizarre place on the weekend. We began at Basilique Notre-Dame de Montreal but were unable to go in as there were 8 weddings going on. Literally, one bride was at the front door and another exiting at the back of the building. Celine Dion chose this church for her wedding. We'll tour it tomorrow. The streets are crammed with eateries, boutiques, and people; some of which were entertainers.
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St Joseph's Oratory & Mont Royal
... chapel, a crypt church, and a basilica that can accommodate over 2,200 people, this oratory dedicated to Saint Joseph contains many personal items (called ex-votos) left behind by pilgrims - like hundreds of walking canes. Its magnificent organs and its carillon composed of 56 bells give audible testament to the world's great composers.
At the top we entered through the main portico and saw the Basilica. We walked around inside and heard the organ ...
A Crepe-y day in Montreal
Another nice and relaxed morning in Montreal, Craig made French Toast for the four of us before we embarked on another journey in to Montreal, this time with Theresa and Chris. We met up with some friends of Theresa and Chris from Hungary, and the six of us walked around Old Montreal. I have been to Montreal three times now, but this was Craig's first visit to the city, so I wanted to show him Old Montreal. We wandered through a boat festival in the port, and then headed up ...
Belgians, Chocolate, And Horror Movies
... and me made for a minimal amount of speaking on part, but Claire’s friend Estelle did make an extra effort to improve her English and converse with me; they’re all in Montreal on working visas and met up simply because they’re all Belgian and wanted a taste of home away from home. We ate at a Mexican restaurant where I tried plantain for the first time, which was surprisingly good but not as good as the sweet potato, before walking to ...
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