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Category Archives: French culture
May 1 = Journée de Travail = Labor Day equivalent in France
Ghislaine Robert sent us this photo of France’s equivalent of Labor Day, last May 1. We don’t know who were in the symbolic teddy bear costumes but we hope their goal was to protect the French “Gilets jaunes” protesters and … Continue reading
Notre Dame brûle!
La Cathédrale de Notre Dame de Paris brûle! Son clocher s’est effondré et nous ne savons pas quand – ou si! – l’incendie sera contenu. Effarant! From our Parisian friend, Michèle: L’incendie continue et les causes ne sont pas attestées… … Continue reading
Posted in Cultural Perspectives, French culture, News from France, Uncategorized
Tagged l'incendie, le clocher, Notre-Dame
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Notre Fête de Noël
Voilà la “photo de famille” de notre Fête de Noël annuelle. Nous avons parlé dans la langue de Molière, entonné en français des chants de Noël, et passé une soirée joyeuse et festive!
A Paris: Une invasion douce accompagne l’invasion violente
Notre amie Michèle nous écrit d’une juxtaposition de deux invasions à Paris. La première est par les gilets jaunes mais la deuxième est plus douce: des nounours apparaissent un peu partout au 13e arrondissement. Elle nous en envoie quelques apparitions. … Continue reading
Posted in Cultural Perspectives, French culture, gilets jaunes, Macron, News from France
Tagged gilets jaunes, politics
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MFA French Film Festival 2018
The annual Boston French Film Festival is arriving on July 12 at the MFA (Museum of Fine Arts). It will present films not yet in American cinemas and, some, we might never get to see elsewhere. It goes through the … Continue reading
Posted in Films, French culture, Uncategorized
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Sharing May Weather With Paris
The same cold, rainy weather that was hitting our Northeast was also assailing France. Regardez l’éclair qui émerge de la Tour Eiffel avant hier. May we both get better weather in June! (Photo credit meteo-paris.com via ABC News)
10 Best French Novels to Read Now
France is the “guest of honor” at the Frankfurt Book Fair in Germany. Here are recent novels by some of the French writers who will be there. Etienne and I read “Meursault, Contre-Enquête” in its French original and recommend it … Continue reading
Bannon assuring the FN of Victory
BANNON IS SPREADING HIS FIRE IN FRANCE BUT DOESN’T SPEAK FRENCH AND HIS TRANSLATOR ISN’T SURE OF HERS EITHER! Who would have believed that Steve Bannon, after being fired by Trump, is now bringing his fiery support to Marine LePen … Continue reading
Trump et Macron
Nous sommes tous soulagés que le 14 juillet se soit bien passé en France et que nous ayons – la France et l’Amérique – survécu. Mais pourquoi Macron a-t-il invité Trump et pourquoi Trump a-t-il accepté?
Posted in French culture, French-American politics
Tagged 14 juillet, Macron and Trump, Trump et Macron
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Bastille Day photo
Voilà Andy P. qui montre sa francophilie à la fête hier soir!
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Tagged 14 juilllet à Boston, Bastille Day, francophile
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