Sounds like a whisper ….
I’ll fly to Paris tomorrow and then on to Boston (with The Flying Bean) so here is one more post from the past before I start to half-bake some fresh stuff. I hope my French has improved quite a bit since I wrote this – getting to grips with American can be every bit as challenging …
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Having grown up in Maine, with french speaking Canada right next door, I have always felt french is one of the most beautiful of languages. It just seems to flow naturally, melodically in a way that just presents as a way of communication that imparts romance and all things soothing, and yet can also seem brash and angry. Us Americans on the other hand, can sound rude, abrupt and disjointed. Forever throwing out curse words as everyday interactions with no thought of how we sound. I wish I had taken a french class in school.
When you get that boat across the Atlantic we’ll get you speedily armed with all the French you need – romantic and feisty 🙂
Lol! I bet you will!
Tres sympa ton histoire! 😉
Mille mercis à vous, monsieur ☺️
À toi!
Have a nice trip back to Boston…hope this new stay goes smoother than the last one. It will be an interesting time to be in the US with the election in full swing…Nice story about your love of the French language. (Suzanne)
Thank you …. I it will be interesting this time for sure. I’m just in New England 2 months then back to France til next summer …. Who knows what the world will look like then 😳
Happy travels!
Thank you! As long as The Bean behaves in her bag, it’ll be a cake walk 😉
Joyous Journey to you & Sweet Bean, Osyth!
Thank you so much, mio caro amico! I’ve asked The Bean to write of her travels …. She says she will consider it on condition I understand her need for cheese is real 😂😂😂
haha!! Looking forward to her musings! ♥
Safe travels my friend!
Mille mercis mon amie 💫💫
Francophile, I love the food, French country decor, Edith Piaf, etc, etc:)
I was a Spanish student for most of my life. I went to a different school
Oops! Than where my Mom taught Spanish yet knew so much from her own teaching it (career of 30 years)
When I took a year of French, I may have shared this before, the teacher was from Louisiana and knew Creole which blends the 2 languages so she liked my “French” but probably most French people would have cringed! Hugs, Robin Enjoy your autumn and hope the fall colors come to New England and enchant you! <3
We’re planning a trip to Vermont to catch the best of those colours 🍂🍁😊
Ooh! This will be a great place to view the leaves, Fiona. 🙂
Happy journey and have a wonderful time.