I found these videos lately: internationally famous artists that can fill stadiums… presented in a very intimate way. Nothing new for the songs that are filmed here but I found nice to see how people like Hozier, Adele or Phoenix look like in the real life. Without spotlights, fancy makeup or styling. Continue reading
Oh my. Time flies and a did not take care of this blog for quite a while now. Work, family and personal life made me kind of forget to write here! But here am I. Today I would like to share a bit of Erfurt (Germany) with you. This region is known for the great forest but the city is also very attractive since the most of the ancient buildings have been renovated in the past decade. A good example is the “Augstiner Kloster”, a religious complex build around 1300 and transformed, renovated several times since this date. Continue reading
Last year I posted here a lot of picture of my trip in South China (see them here). In Chengdu, the city internationally recognized for the panda park, we ate something I never saw elsewhere than in China: hand-pulled noodles.
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The LWL Museum of Münster (Germany) shows satellite pictures of our planet in an exposition with the purpose to let the visitor appreciate which level the human footprint reached. Continue reading
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The other evening, I ate something that remembered my nice moments of my childhood. One says that smells make our brain yield to hidden memories because the region responsible for smelling capacities is near the one that cares about memories. Since taste and smell are tightly connected, it seems legit that eating something in particular can help us remember a memory our brain associated with.
That is why I thought about the other things I used to eat / drink back to the early years of my life. Continue reading
We all European have a lot in common. But in some points we still are very different: the cultural environment in which each person is raised contributes to the development of ones personality and draws the frame of the things we thinks to be in the normality. It is at least what I think. Continue reading
Today is the second sunday of december. German name it “Zweiter Advent” and we can light up the second candle of the advent wreath. My boyfriend has a really original advent wreath: the candle light is reflected in glass plates that you add every sunday.
First advent:
View of Paris from the terrace of the restaurant costes, on the roof of the Georges Pompidou museum.
Yesterday I read about the restaurants of the Hotels Costes, which are aimed to sort out their clients in function of their appearence. Beautiful people would be placed near the windows and on the terrace, while less goog looking people are only allowed to seat at the back of the reaturant’s room. Continue reading
Jean-Luc Bannalec is a man living between Germany and France. The two thrillers he wrote (Bretonische Verhältnisse and Bretonische Brandung) in german are a declaration of love for Brittany. He describes the south coast of my beloved region very well. So if you are able to read german and are curious about Brittany, those thrillers are made for you!
Did you see the latest movie made by Sofia Coppola this year? Continue reading
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