Some of you probably already know my love of France: the language, the bicycle baskets with baguettes sticking out, the scarves… It started at an early age, with a very influential teacher who loved the language and the country. In elementary school she would teach us the French words for colors, numbers and simple greetings. It culminated in high school when I had a fantastic educator who loved the French culture, and not only taught the language but the history, artists, literature, and architecture. And it continued in college when I decided it was what I knew and loved best… (But please don’t ask me to speak, I’m very rusty.)
The Louvre with my girls…
Recently a friend of mine (seen above… all the way to the right), who accompanied me on one of my trips to France, sent me a link to demonstrate the differences between every day occurrences in the U.S. and France. I thought it was humorous (and in a particular circumstance, very true to my own experience when asking for directions). Amusez-vous bien! Enjoy!
French Girls vs. American Girls (You need to click on the video ?)
Please note as portrayed in my “Featured Image” about to lunch in Paris with my college BFF, Maria, I can eat well anywhere I am.
This is too funny! Thanks for sharing Sadie!
? Thanks Antonia!
Love it!!
Merci Lynn! ?
Wow fancy Sadie!!! ok in Arabic it is shukran, not nearly so pretty sounding!
I love learning new things!
You are always bringing us interesting and new so I can tell!
Awww ?
🙂
You look lovely! The video is great!
Thanks Natascha, that was taken quite a few years ago!
You are still beautiful! ?
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So funny! I’m heading to Paris in April for a weeklong cooking class. Will have to brush up on my very rusty french too! ?
Tres jaloux! What an opportunity!
What a hilarious video! Thanks for sharing, Sadie. 😀
My pleasure! Thanks foodie blogger:)
You can call me KR, everyone else does. 😀
You got it KR! 😉
OMG, OMG Too funny
Thank you Bernadette!
Funny!
Lol … so funny! Love your pictures, too! Would love to hear more about your travels to France! 😀
Thanks Anna:) Going through the pictures did make me think of some stories!
Oh, I would love to hear your stories, dear Sadie! 🙂
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🙂 Too much fun! I love the picture you put on…I don’t have that one….you should tell all the stories in an ode to France post lol….you know street water, the train ride…the concierge “didn’t” know English. It was a great trip:)
Yes it was! 🙂
Funny!!