15 11 / 2012
14 11 / 2012
“The Senate adopted the ‘Nutella’ amendment.” Lol only in France.
(Source: uneamericaine)
30 8 / 2012
06 5 / 2012
Voting in Pierrelaye this afternoon. Who will it be? Flanby ou Sarko ? We’ll find out at 8pm local time …
24 4 / 2012
The Paris Bureau Chief is looking almost as ragged as the campaign posters in this brief video from the day after a long French election night. Filmed April 23 at Place Jacques Bainville between Boulevard Saint-Germain and Rue Saint-Dominique.
The French election in a nutshell.
12 4 / 2012
Hmm I don’t think they like Marine Le Pen very much in the 18th arr. This is in front of the elementary school that is a few doors down from our apartment and I noticed it earlier today when I went out to do some errands. Later in the day, I snapped this pic when DD and I passed by on our way to dinner at Métis. President Sarkozy’s poster is next to Le Pen’s but was also unrecognizable at the time. When we returned home a couple hours later, Sarkozy’s had already been replaced with a fresh one while Le Pen’s was still in the same tattered state. Should be an interesting month in France …
10 11 / 2011
"An egg is not a chicken. An acorn is not a tree. A zygote is not a person."
21 10 / 2011
![Haha. The official French way to spell his name is “Kadhafi.” My favorite French spelling of a world dictator leader’s name is “Vladimir Poutine.” Not to be confused with poutine, the unofficial National dish of Québec.
newsweek:
buzzfeed:
[The Best Twitter Reactions To The Death Of Muammar Gaddafi]](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ltdeolxOjk1qz581wo1_400.jpg)
Haha. The official French way to spell his name is “Kadhafi.” My favorite French spelling of a world dictator leader’s name is “Vladimir Poutine.” Not to be confused with poutine, the unofficial National dish of Québec.
[The Best Twitter Reactions To The Death Of Muammar Gaddafi]
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