Today was the official release of F 9/11 in French movie theaters. I went straight to see it of course. I attended the last showing, the 10:15 PM one. The hall was PACKED, something I don’t see often at this time of the day and in the middle of a week in july ! The crowd was rather focused and well-behaved during the movie, with occasional laughters of course, but then, it APPLAUDED at the end ! Something very rare in French theaters ! Last time I witnessed a round of applause in a French theater was 14 years ago at the beginning of T2 – Judgement Day !
This movie rocks ! I hope many Americans go see it, wake up, and get rid of Evil Chimp and his gang of neo-cons thugs ! So our two countries can be friends again !
CRC
Bonjour! Je m’appelle Lindsey! J’ai 16 ans. Je adore le francais. I came to France this past April. I would love to have a penpal so that I can get better in my french and also figure that it would be fun! If you would like to talk e-mail me at sweetshortnblond@charter.net Merci!
Ciao,
Lindsey
My husband and me are travelling to Paris in November and we want to go to London for 3 or 4 days. We can’t decide on train-ferry-train, air or eurostar. We’re on a budget but we’re thinking time matters too. Please help us.
When in Paris, I asked myself, "Could I live here?" I met a few people who said certain cafes in the city hire native-English speakers and Americans, without work permits.
As someone without a university degree, or any legitimate means of getting a job or work permit, the only feasible way to "live" in Paris is to work "off the books".
Is this possible and does anyone have any advice?
Billy
The Tour de France is in the midst of its second longest stage and enters
the French countryside from Belgium with five-time champion Lance Armstrong
in fourth place.
The
riders are traveling from Waterloo to Wasquehal in northeastern France.
This stage covers 210 kilometers over mostly flat ground. When the stage
began, Thor Husvold of Norway was wearing the leader’s yellow jersey eight
seconds ahead of former overall leader Fabian Cancellara of Switzerland.
especially the helpful infomation from salb and donerail. You all are a very interesting group.
I found a wonderful penpal (just a penpal) from france and my French has improved greatly. I plan to visit paris in September and very much looking forward to my visit in your country.
But, a frenchman responded to my best girlfriend’s ad on a USA single’s wedsite in January 2004 until now with promises of visiting, marriage, etc. Ask for monies for a flight to visit her in the USA and never arrived. Finally, she allowed me to view some of the e-mails, photos, phone number, etc. that he used for correspondence.
For the third year in a row, a section of the expressway on the Right Bank of the Seine has been turned into a sandy beach in the heart of Paris, complete with palm trees, umbrellas, hammocks and deck chairs. Dubbed “Paris-Plage” (Paris-Beach), the site is free and open to the public 24 hours a day until August 18, with special activities programmed from 9 AM to 10:30 PM.
(www.paris-touristoffice.com)
Sunbathing, Sports and World Music
Interesting arcticle….I doubt that the Iraqi people are going to listen to Europe about this one:
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=518&e=6&u=/ap/20040701/ap_on_re_eu/europe_saddam_death_penalty
PARIS – Baghdad’s decision to re-establish the death penalty ahead of the war crimes trial of Saddam Hussein evoked a mixed reaction in Europe, recalling the split across the continent over the war that toppled the Iraqi leader.
Germany and France, two of the most vocal anti-war opponents, strongly stated their opposition without exception to the death penalty and called on Iraqi authorities to ensure Saddam a fair trial.
My husband and I are considering staying in the Formule 1 hotels in the suburbs of Paris when we visit there to help cut costs. I was wondering if anyone knows which ones are in good locations, with easy access to public transportation into the city. It would be great if you could let me know!
Thanks,
Tish