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Hi Rosemary,
I’m from Grenoble and I often went to Annecy, I love it.
I notice in your article in MyFrenchLife that you were planning to write a book and replaced that project with a blog. I did the opposite, I published a bilingual book on France and then continued writing on a blog (www.dearfrance.net) and also on MyFrenchLife. It was a lot of work but a great experience – if you want to know more, I’m happy to answer any of your questions.
Hi Pascal. Thanks for dropping by. I’ve never been to Grenoble. I shall check out your blog and get in touch with you about the book because I do have a project to turn the blog posts into a book now that I’m writing every day, something I would never have managed to do before.
The coincidences continue…
Pascal, I won a copy of your book through the French Desire facebook page. I love that it is jam-packed full of photos and images and being bilingual it is accessible to a larger audience. Well done!
I’ve checked out Pascal’s blog. What a great idea – French and English. I’m getting Relationnel onto this!
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It is a really nice place. Thank for your share!
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