Category Archives: French Traditions

Participatory Democracy

Posted on November 25, 2018 by thecindy@mail.com

A couple of weeks ago, I started noticing the signature neon yellow safety vests (which are required in every car driven in France) stuffed on the dash in the front window of more and more vehicles every day. Wondered what … Continue reading →

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Le Tourmania

Posted on July 10, 2017 by thecindy@mail.com

The Tour de France is coming through our little Lalinde! The whole town is gearing up for about 15 minutes of excitement tomorrow afternoon! I took a little stroll around town this morning and tried to capture the mania. So … Continue reading →

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A Little Weekday Outing

Posted on May 15, 2016 by thecindy@mail.com

While Theo is in the States for the next two weeks, my friends have been taking pity on me so that I won’t be too lonely!!! Heehee! This week, my friend Nathalie allowed me to ride shotgun on a short visit to see … Continue reading →

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Bonne année

Posted on January 4, 2016 by thecindy@mail.com

Happiest new year’s wishes to everyone! We have thoroughly enjoyed welcoming in the new year of 2016 in France. We were graciously invited to a private NY Eve party and were greeted with flowing champagne. While we became acquainted and exchanged stories with … Continue reading →