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Um… Macarons, Not So Much

By Samia Shalabi on August 7, 2010 in Europe, France, Photos

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OK, so the last few days, we’ve been on location in the city and there just happen to be three pâtisseries (bakeries) around the corner. I’ve been sneaking away and trying the sweets and oh...

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Meltdown in Toulouse

By Samia Shalabi on August 6, 2010 in Europe, Featured, France, Photos

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I don’t know what happened. We were on location in Toulouse this afternoon shooting a scene outside a ‘fancy’ hotel (and it was fancy). The neighborhood was very very French. Small streets, people walking and...

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Coffee in a Bowl and Crusaders in the House

By Samia Shalabi on August 4, 2010 in Europe, Featured, France, Photos

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A little bit of chaos this morning, and I don’t know what my job is yet, so I have sneaked away to write. It rained all night, and this morning a beautiful fog with rain...

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Overnight Train to Rome: BYOF and Watch Your Back

By David Conti on August 3, 2010 in Europe, Featured, France, Italy, Lodging, Paris, Photos, Rome, Switzerland

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Artesia Train Ride Featured Three Hour Delays, Fraud, and Scam ArtistsLast summer, we booked a family vacation to London, Paris, and Rome via Air France Holidays. Although it was a great learning and cultural experience...

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Buying Stamps at a Paris Post Office

By Jacques Legume on August 3, 2010 in Europe, Featured, France, Paris, Photos

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Antony, 24 July, 2010I was visiting a friend the other day who lives in Paris near pl. d'Italie. It's an interesting neighborhood, with a large Asian population, and the ensuing restaurant selection that such...

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On the French Healthcare System

By Jacques Legume on August 3, 2010 in Europe, Featured, France, Paris, Photos

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Greetings from Paris, well...Antony, actually, a suburban slum filled with pissed-off Algerian immigrants who have been unable to find meaninful employment (or any employment, actually) for the past 60 years here, located about 4 miles...

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Today, I Became an Actor

By Samia Shalabi on August 1, 2010 in Europe, France, Photos

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For some reason, we got up early and did a major workout this morning. I don’t know where the energy came from, but it felt good to move my body in an intense way. After...

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France: History, Culture & Economy

By A'Keiba Burrell on July 31, 2010 in Europe, France, Photos

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France (/ˈfræns/ franss or /ˈfrɑːns/ frahnss; French pronunciation: ), is a state in Western Europe with several overseas territories and islands located on other continents and in the Indian, Pacific, and Atlantic oceans. Metropolitan France extends from the Mediterranean Sea to the English Channeland the North...

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Um… Macarons, Not So Much

Meltdown in Toulouse

Coffee in a Bowl and Crusaders in the House

Overnight Train to Rome: BYOF and Watch Your Back

Buying Stamps at a Paris Post Office

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Today, I Became an Actor

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