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  1. Slapping my head (I forgot to translate one entire page... will repost the article.... grrhh!)
  2. ... "Planter le decor" = "to set the stage" in Chateauneuf-du-Pape: http://tinyurl.com/bpccze
  3. A bi-lingual column for you today, written by a 9-year-old this time: http://tinyurl.com/czpocy
  4. Sending thanks and a gift to you today: a new column -- all in French!: http://tinyurl.com/dj3988
  5. Allergies, Aunts, and Antidotes... in today's archive pic (from 2007): http://tinyurl.com/agsnxf
  6. Talking about Heaven, faith, my grandmother : http://tinyurl.com/ccgg4w
  7. Brand new photos and a philosophical debate for you (be the first to respond!) in today's mot-du-jour: http://mise-en-scene.notlon...
  8. @dianeartz bon vernissage ... and bon courage (avec la famille)!
  9. Posting "The Car Accident: or how to meet your French neighbor": http://tinyurl.com/bpc4ae
  10. @daiverd I've only just learned about water chickens. There are roosters too? Will listen for those. It's dark out now, so it'll be a while.
  11. Listening to French quacking. Must be those "poules d'eau" my son was talking about the other day.
  12. And you thought cigar-making was risque. Ever heard about how they made roof tiles in old France? Read on: http://roof-tile.notlong.com
  13. Remembering a French woman's practical joke, finding the humor in it: http://tinyurl.com/amlzhk
  14. Posting "the importance of a smile" even to the French! Don't miss today's poem and why not help to translate it? http://smiling.notlong.com
  15. @coindoeil great link, merci!
  16. Putting captions to old photos: "Fueled by giggles and racing through the town of Roquebrune": http://fueled-by-giggles.no...
  17. Learning over a dozen ways to say "Babe" in French http://tinyurl.com/cr4fnr
  18. "Big Bear" : proof that the French see things differently! http://tinyurl.com/bqdsff
  19. checking to see that all my teeth are still present after eating rice that my brother-in-law "cooked". Gravel might be a safer bet next time
  20. Listening to the house wake up: cupboard doors creaking open, the thud of footsteps, coffee cups, lights clicking on, off: a musical morning