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Le Petit Nice Provence

11, allee du Docteur Seillon Provence, 83270, France

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Lost in Translation

A travel blog entry by girlwithskis

... week I went to the movie and paused next to an aisle when a man moved aside out of my way. I intended to say "No, no, I am waiting for a friend." but switched verbs and ended up telling him, "No, no, I am praying." At the time I found it strange when he grabbed his jacket and moved aisles. After realizing the mistake, I thought I probably would have moved too if someone loitered over me in a movie theater "praying."
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Arrival

A travel blog entry by girlwithskis

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My first stop in France is Aix-en-Provence where I have enrolled in the IS French language school. I have five weeks of school before I start working as a ski patroller at Val Thorens in the Alps.

I left Denver, Colorado on Saturday November 05, 2011 and had connecting flights through Chicago and Munich before arriving in Marseille. I made ...

Soiree avec les hippies - et Lady Gaga

A travel blog entry by soloflyer

... Ikea and shopping for our 60's costumes. It was my first time in a convertible - I finally know why dogs stick their heads out of car windows - it was exhilarating! We got home and changed into our 60's outfits, then it was off to the party. We must have been quite a sight, with our wigs and wacky costumes riding in an open convertible - other motorists honked and waved at us as we passed them.

The poolside party was pretty fancy, complete with ...

A viagem de Toulouse a Marseille

A travel blog entry by cardosopat

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... e estando em poltronas de aviões... Quando eu comecei a dominar o sono, um alemão sentado numa mesa ao lado pediu que a graçonte trocasse de canal para assistirmos a corrida de fórmula 1. Não soube o final do jogo e achei um tempo perdido assitir aquela partida. Enfim, passar o tempo no aeroporto é muito ruim.

Paulo teve menos sorte do que eu na viagem. O voo para Munique durou 11h30m e chegando lá ele foi interrogado ...

Marseille Survival Guide

A travel blog entry by atlpilot36

... French are perfectly nice, I take that back, at least for Marseille. I am sure there are some perfectly lovely people hidden away here somewhere but we didn´t cross paths. Native Marseillans (or whatever you call them) are for the most part arrogant, rude, self-absorbed, unhelpful and obnoxious. Now how´s that for a ringing endorsement of a city´s population? Now I have to say the immigrant Arab population I came in contact ...

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