Pour ceux qui adooorent Paolo et qui n'ont jamais pu échapper à MGMT, voilà un petit cadeau.
& Pour ceux qui adooorent MGMT et qui n'ont pas pu échapper à Paolo, voilà un petit cadeau.
PRG J-7
vendredi 15 octobre 2010
Art. 1387 Tout fait quelconque de l'homme, qui cause à autrui un dommage, oblige celui par la faute duquel il est arrivé à le réparer.
Pour ceux qui adooorent Paolo et qui n'ont jamais pu échapper à MGMT, voilà un petit cadeau.
& Pour ceux qui adooorent MGMT et qui n'ont pas pu échapper à Paolo, voilà un petit cadeau.
dimanche 3 octobre 2010
Paris is getting me...
What I've learned so far:
1. You can never purchase any tickets too early... (TGV, shows, Oyster card, exhibitions...)
2. If you're an avid follower of fashion blogs, you think you won't need to read any of them anymore, because since your arrival here, in the city of Mother of fashion weeks, 4/5 of the population is disgustingly stylish and everyday "streetstyle" can be found anywhere.
3. Do not underestimate the safety of an "arrondissement", strange people are everywhere...
4. Stop thinking strikes won't affect you, they will! Prepare yourself losing twice as much time in public transport, pushing people in packed métros and getting off as heroes, ie. alive. Being happy that you've made it to the appointment with a 15-minute delay, you won't even give a thought about how to get back home, because that will be even trickier.
5. When you come across a cheap bar on St Germain, you'll think Great! It's almost as cheap as back home... You feel happy for your newly discovered pub/bar, you order tequilas that are cheap. You taste them. You swallow the beverage and finally understand why they were so cheap. But at the moment you don't really care. But you will in a 12-hour interval when you'll wake in your bed with a terrible headache at 1 in the afternoon.
6. Be patient while doing anything: queuing in the supermarché, calling your phone operator, waiting for a reply from the prefecture.
1. You can never purchase any tickets too early... (TGV, shows, Oyster card, exhibitions...)
2. If you're an avid follower of fashion blogs, you think you won't need to read any of them anymore, because since your arrival here, in the city of Mother of fashion weeks, 4/5 of the population is disgustingly stylish and everyday "streetstyle" can be found anywhere.
3. Do not underestimate the safety of an "arrondissement", strange people are everywhere...
4. Stop thinking strikes won't affect you, they will! Prepare yourself losing twice as much time in public transport, pushing people in packed métros and getting off as heroes, ie. alive. Being happy that you've made it to the appointment with a 15-minute delay, you won't even give a thought about how to get back home, because that will be even trickier.
5. When you come across a cheap bar on St Germain, you'll think Great! It's almost as cheap as back home... You feel happy for your newly discovered pub/bar, you order tequilas that are cheap. You taste them. You swallow the beverage and finally understand why they were so cheap. But at the moment you don't really care. But you will in a 12-hour interval when you'll wake in your bed with a terrible headache at 1 in the afternoon.
6. Be patient while doing anything: queuing in the supermarché, calling your phone operator, waiting for a reply from the prefecture.
That's it for now...
mercredi 22 septembre 2010
mercredi 8 septembre 2010
lundi 6 septembre 2010
mercredi 1 septembre 2010
samedi 14 août 2010
Allez hop!
On revient au bon vieux français. Re-bonjour aux milles fautes de syntaxe ou encore des expressions bizarroïdes. Je fais la place aux quelques derniers articles postés de Prague. Puisqu'après une nouvelle destination s'annonce...
Pour les quelques (au cas où il y en a) vifs fans du folk (moderne of course) et pour les Praguois (s'il y en a), le groupe Beirut passe demain à KC Vltavska (on dirait un nom d'un club de foot).
Who are the Beirut? Pour ceux qui ne connaissent rien...
Un gars: Zach quelque-chose qui présente son carnet de voyage en forme de chansons composés d'airs slaves, mais qui y mixe des je-ne-sais-quoi occidentaux (langue chantée: l'anglais. Obviously, duuh).
Pour avoir du concret, regardez la vidéo...
On revient au bon vieux français. Re-bonjour aux milles fautes de syntaxe ou encore des expressions bizarroïdes. Je fais la place aux quelques derniers articles postés de Prague. Puisqu'après une nouvelle destination s'annonce...
Pour les quelques (au cas où il y en a) vifs fans du folk (moderne of course) et pour les Praguois (s'il y en a), le groupe Beirut passe demain à KC Vltavska (on dirait un nom d'un club de foot).
Who are the Beirut? Pour ceux qui ne connaissent rien...
Un gars: Zach quelque-chose qui présente son carnet de voyage en forme de chansons composés d'airs slaves, mais qui y mixe des je-ne-sais-quoi occidentaux (langue chantée: l'anglais. Obviously, duuh).
Pour avoir du concret, regardez la vidéo...
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