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Well peep-holes, I’m off for a few days. Going to the good ole’ US of A. Will be back in about 10 days.
Should be pretty interesting to be there in such ‘tense’ times. I’ll tell you what I felt when I’m back. As usual, a good deal of my trip will take place in Redneckland. So, as my mom said, I hope we don’t get shot. She’s got little experience of the place, so she really meant that. I don’t.
But, if you ever see a poor guy in an orange jumpsuit weeping on a home video shown on Faux News, while some big bearded Presbyterians with shotguns are standing behind him chanting psalms and waving rebel flags, well that might just be me !
Just kidding.
Let me feel like to visit your country…
Hi everybody,
Salut tout le monde.
You may know that France is a charming country, and each region of France has wonderfull places to visit, but I’m sure that every country where each of you are living have also charming places that you would be glad to make discover. I’d love to know more about your countries, with your own words, and not a neutral description escaped from a travel guide
We yet know how is Cergy Pontoise, with the help of Crc95. I’m sure that Donerail could make each of us feel like to ride a Harley over the mountains roads, and Crazy horse may know some unknown places we could discover with him…
You’re from Boston, Salt lake city, Los angeles or Québec? from Mexico, Tegucigalpa, Caracas or Quito? From Marseille, Barcelona, Faro or Berlin?
coucou (=hello)
Bonjour,
Je me suis beaucoup amusé à lire les articles des forums
ici présents. Si vous voulez discuter ou si vous avez des
questions particulières, je me ferai un plaisir de vous
répondre si j’en suis capable. Mais veuillez excuser mon
manque de savoir vivre, il faut d’abord me présenter: Je
suis….(rrra zut encore cette éternelle question de
l’identité si difficile à résoudre, mais heureusement pour
vous, je vais faire court): un jeune homme de vingt ans
(l’age bête:-).
26, Male, Pennsylvania, looking for a penpal
My name is Jerome, I’m 26 and male, and looking for a French penpal. I’m not fluent in the langauge, but can understand it a little. I guess I’m also looking to improve it. Any region from France is nice. I understand France to be beautiful all around. So to that degree, I’m not partial to any one region, but like them all. If anyone is interested, please do reply.
practice french s'il vous plait
Bonjour
i am a teenage girl taking AS french at college and would like to practice my french skills by emailing to someone in french (and english).if you need help on your french or english skills i would love to help too.
merci beaucoup
Zoe
xxx
MY PARIS TRIP EXPERIENCE!
Hello, Everyone. First, I would like to say thanks again for all the information and advice during my preparation to visit Paris. It became a must need in many ways. I entered France with great respect for its people and I was received with respect. I quickly learned to slow down and be patient to be sure not to miss the subtle pleasures of this country and its people. I tried to recognize sincerity and look for kindness; giving everyone the benefit of the doubt. With this state of mind, it was indeed a pleasure to visit such a grand country. France is rich with so much history.
I will update you all later with the details of my visit.
Hunt for 'Code' clues in France
Along the Grand Gallery of the Louvre, not even one dead curator sprawls on the museum’s famous parquet floor.
And in the hayloft of a chateau outside Paris, the secret listening post just isn’t there.
Yet even if they can’t find all the details mentioned in the book, fans of “The Da Vinci Code” seem to have an insatiable need to link the fiction to reality — especially at the Louvre, where the opening murder scene takes place.
Jacque le Roux, an art historian and Louvre tour guide, happily sets straight the implausibilities in the murder mystery — including one in the first paragraph, where the victim is described as a 76-year-old curator.
Everyone knows the mandatory retirement age in France is 65, he says.
Could use some help please…
Hi everyone!
I found this site a couple weeks ago and I love it! I am slowly but surely trying to plan my wedding in France for May 2005. We’d like to go for around 21 days. We are from Vancouver, Canada. There will be us and 2 other couples (both dads). We really want to go to Normandy and Paris but other than that we are open to suggestions. If anyone has any good ideas please let me know. We need a lot of info like: where’s the best place to get married, rent or lease a car, hotels or rent a house, travel by train or car, cheaper to travel from Canada to London then Chunnel to France, where else should we go???? We have a very tight budget and the cheaper the better but no hostels or anything. Thanks so much for taking time to read this, Sandra