I'm sorry I didn't actually get a post up in past week, but uni assignments come first. Now that's handed in, I can engage a little more here.
Don't forget, this week the French celebrate Quatorze Julliet - what will you be doing? I think our local Alliance Francais is having a moving night and drinks, and then I will celebrate with my french class mates over a dinner next weekend. Love to hear all about it..
Here's this weeks Mr Linky!
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You are so right -- it was a very good week. This one should also be fun!
best... mae at maefood.blogspot.com
It was a tumultuous week for me. Still I read lots of wonderful Paris books.
I just posted on a brand new collection of French Christmas stories published by New Vessel Press. I sent my post to New Vessel. They want to support Paris in July by offering an A R C to all event participants. They posted my review on their Facebook page and made this kind offer. A link to their webpage is on my post.
http://rereadinglives.blogspot.com/2017/07/a-very-french-christmas-greatest-french.html?showComment=1499618467519#c7011008525481277484
They are a small publisher of quality books.
Greetings from the Land of Limited Internet! Looking forward to joining in this week with a visit to Giverny!
Lovely to hear from you Jeanie...
Ive just posted on the Musee du Velo. A memory of the past.
I put a link to a video titled "24 words for Paris" -- I had some trouble getting it accepted. But it's so perfect for anyone who loves Paris -- and since it's done by an ad agency of some sort, none of us will ever capture that many fabulous clips that define Paris!
best... mae at maefood.blogspot.com
PS -- Although the first try seemed lost, both tries appeared eventually. I think there's a problem with the linking software, as I see that quite a few other posts have been duplicated.
Thanks Mae for sharing the link to the beautiful video. Im sorry about the mr linky..
Due to a very busy month and a bike fall, I have started late, but I will be catching up with "Paris in July". For Bastille day I decided to go with some poems by Yves Bonnefoy :)
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