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Appartement de charme sur toits de Pa
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Appartement de charme sur toits de Pa
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Rue: Rue Jean Pierre Timbaud
Code Postal: 75011
Ville: Paris
Pays: France
Telephone: +33686052187
Appartement de charme, très lumineux, typiquement parisien ; 36m2 , 5ème et dernier étage (sans ascenseur), vue sur les toits de Paris, dans le 11ème, limite Marais entre Republique et Bastille. Proche commerces, marché, bars/restaurants, boutiques. Métro lignes (3, 5, 8, 9, 11)+bus. Parfait pour 2 personnes +1 lit d’appoint. Emplacement idéal pour ressentir la vie de la Capitale et visiter ses lieux culturels et touristiques.
En location au mois.
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Being Yourself in France: Embracing Your Identity Abroad
Being Yourself in France: Embracing Your Identity Abroad
Being Yourself in France: Embracing Your Identity Abroad
Recipe: Jacques’s Garden Salsa
Dear Friends,
I hope this letter finds you all in good spirits, ready to embrace the colorful autumn season ahead. As someone who holds both French and American citizenship, I often think about what it truly means to be yourself—especially when you’re living across an ocean from where you began.
After moving from the genteel American South to the rugged West, and eventually to France, I’ve become a hybrid of all three. Each place shaping me, overlapping new perspectives over roots that were never deeply planted—shaped by not knowing my grandparents very well (they all died when I was young) or my Dad’s extended family. And by moving across the entire country as a teenager. Such early experiences of change and movement!
France is a country that values individuals (think René Descartes, Sartre, Gainsbourg, etc.), but is also steeped in tradition. At first, I fretted about blend…
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Learn French! Bear! Espèces d’ours!
Learn French! Bear! Espèces d’ours!
Bear! Espèces d'ours!
After being charged by an adult male grizzly bear in Yellowstone National Park (2026 marks the 10 year anniversary of this dangerous incident) and shouting "Bear!" John and Lisa (read about it here or listen to John tell the story here) were amused to return to Paris to find an exhibition entitled The World of Bears or Espèces d'ours! at the Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle. So they trotted right over to see what the museum had to say about bears.
It turns out there are 8 species of bears in the world. The grizzly bear John and Lisa encountered, called Ursus arctos horribilis in scientific nomenclature, is a subspecies of the brown bear. It is also less commonly known as the silvertip bear. Scientists generally do not use the name grizzly bear but call it the North American brown bear to distinguish it from the European or Asian brown bear. Meriwether Lewis and William Clark called it "grisley". They were notoriously bad spellers and perhaps m…
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