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Wednesday, May 01, 2013
Cuttlefish and a Montreal View
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I am grateful that people in my little town are so caring about my husband who has problems with balance...the number of hands put out to help him is impressive.
ReplyDeleteI love that we are between Dallas and Fort Worth - two very different cities but close to each! It's great for me since I have family in both!
ReplyDeleteUn joyeux moment passé en votre compagnie... Joli billet.
ReplyDeleteGros bisous
I loved this instant French lesson!!! Now when people come over, I will welcome them with this word and they will think me highly cultured!
ReplyDeleteheheh, the words for 'ice cream' might be different in various languages, but the love for ice cream is almost universally similar! :D
ReplyDeleteHELLO Linda, Very interesting video. I see it was a nice day to go for ice cream........ Thanks for the French lesson.......
ReplyDelete~Emily
The French Hutch
I love my little suburb of Chicago because it's warm and friendly and so close to the "Windy City". I love your city of Montreal and have visited a number of times.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for stopping by and visiting my blog.
Best,
Bonnie
When our kids were younger we did a lot of fishing in the ocean. What I found most fun was that you never knew what you would catch and we would catch some very strange-looking fish on occasion.
ReplyDeleteThank you for those French phrases as I'm always looking for a welcome with good ice cream! :)
Linda - the cuttlefish video was so intriguing...I don't think I have ever seen this type before. Also loved the French word for ice cream (which is my favorite food). I love the fact that when I go to our local markets it takes me all morning to get through because so many of us know each other and we visit as we shop. Have a great day.
ReplyDeleteStrange creatures who can change their appearance. I do know some people like that though...:)
ReplyDeleteMmm, we will soon be having creme glacee weather!
ReplyDeleteLovely to find your wonderful blog - thank you so much for stopping at mine too :) Montreal is one of the places I would love to visit - we have some family in Vancuver, so hopefully one day soon!
ReplyDeleteI love my home city Istanbul - the colors, history, food, all the buzz is so mesmerising. I also do love being near to London; even though it is a big city, you feel there is intimacy, a lot of charm in it, with each village having its own character. best wishes, Ozlem
Oh my! I am so late in visiting. Please forgive me. Thank you for stopping by with your sweet comment. Learning a little French is always a good thing. I never hear anything but Spanish (as they call it) here in Southern California.
ReplyDeleteMy husband is from Maine, and so grew up close to Canada..within about 8 miles I think.
Not to worry about responding. I am WAY worse than you are, I'm sure! :):)
Mona
Cuttlefish..., fascinating, Linda !
ReplyDeleteDelicious... ice cream... mmm...
Lie(f)s.
Llama mi atención en la fotografía el contraste entre el cartel y su soporte. Un abrazo de Miguel
ReplyDeleteCall my attention in the photo the contrast between the sign and its support. A hug from Miguel