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No Place Like Home for the Holidays
... Those gestures were very very nice and very much appreciated. However, what meant the most to me was that they were there. They were open. They were caring. They were smiling and warm. Perhaps it's because we're a bunch of foreigners, so we've been forced to bond quickly, forced to fill the basic human instinct of creating some sort of family unit: but I feel like this small group of friends I've made are my family here. After four months, I'm already as close to many of them as I ...
I love these girls, but...
... to mind, they try to play Mom and I against each other, and they can be very greedy and ungrateful. I'm also caught up in the middle of their parents' divorce, which I did not ask for. However, I know they didn't either. Also, they can also be nice, sweet, and cute. They can make me smile and laugh. They want to share their interests with me and share in mine. And I have to remind myself - a lot - that they are just children. The former frustrations, coupled with the ...
Trace the French 'Family' Connection
... day with sunshine. We drop into a little French patisserie only to be great by a one minute hailstorm show. The colour of the market with its somewhat unusual flowers and fruits is a sight to behold. We had the feeling of being in a medieval European city with people trading their wears in the busy market atmosphere - a simple yet highlight if the Jersey trip. Dinner was great. Obviously seafood was called for with even Mark partaking in some local fish. ...
La Langue Française
... the girls. One ALWAYS says bonjour to the owner of a store when they walk into it. It’s incredibly rude to not say anything.
Salut! – Hello/Goodbye.This is a more familiar form of salutations. I use it with my
friends and sometimes with the girls.
Au Revoir! – Goodbye. Such as in, I’ll see you later, but I’m not sure of the time/we have
no definite plans to ...
Cherbourgo, el fin de una gran aventura
... hasta nuestro vuelo, por lo que decidimos vajer por tren desde Strasbourg, hasta Paris y luego a Cherbourg, la verdad debo admitir que quedé picada con Paris porque sólo teníamos 2 horas para "disfrutarla" y no nos podíamos alejar mucho de la estación de trenes o nos perdíamos y perdíamos nuestro tren también, por lo que decidimos deambular por los alrededores, hasta que encontramos una tienda Nintendo, con la nueva versión de ...