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Grey Monday meets British comedy gold 🇬🇧🇫🇷🇩🇪
Sometimes it takes foul weather and a happy accident to stumble upon a genuine treasure. I found mine on a Monday morning, free, online, and it had me laughing until my tea went cold. Read on.
Comic book 🇬🇧&🇫🇷
Ever tried to draw a hero and ended up with something that looked more like a startled turnip? Welcome to my world. Years of comic book dreams, zero drawing talent, and a newfound AI helper have turned my stick-figure disasters … Continue reading
J’ai le même à la maison🇫🇷🇬🇧
Ever had that strange feeling that life is playing reruns… in your own living room? 🤔 J’ai le même à la maison is a light, witty dive into déjà vu, domestic echoes, and those moments when reality smirks at you. … Continue reading
The week that was 02/2026 🇬🇧🇫🇷
Seven days flew by, leaving behind a neat pile of small victories, mild surprises, and at least one moment that made me raise an eyebrow and mutter “well, that was unexpected.” Curious? Click through for The Week That Was (02/2026)—a … Continue reading
Posted in Weekly Journal
Tagged * week in review, 2026, daily reflections, everyday life, Humour, observations, personal thoughts, small moments, surprises
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Settling back 🇬🇧🇫🇷
Freshly home from Germany, the bed is blissful, the coffee is sacred—and the suitcase is still on holiday. Between lost luggage, administrative adventures, creative bursts and a medically questionable reliance on whisky, this is a gentle, humorous return to routine … Continue reading
Dick Whittington 🇬🇧
Last night we travelled 20 km, crossed a linguistic border, laughed our way through an English pantomime in the middle of French vineyards… and discovered what might be the only truly undrinkable wine in the region. A full house, forgotten … Continue reading
Crise Dominicale 🇫🇷🇬🇧
What happens when a quiet Sunday turns into a rescue mission involving a leaky vinegar barrel, a heroic ladle, a pot of jam, and a venerated vinegar “mother”? Dive into my latest domestic saga — proof that even a tiny … Continue reading
A yearly tradition 🇫🇷🇬🇧
Every year in early December, our quiet corner of Occitanie suddenly fills with Spanish laughter, overflowing shopping carts, and enough Catalan energy to power Carcassonne’s Christmas lights — all thanks to a holiday most French people forget exists. Why exactly … Continue reading
An early case of Christmas fever 🇬🇧
Christmas seems to have ambushed me early this year—blame the sudden cold, the town’s over-enthusiastic lights visible from space, or the shops that think I came in for Santa mugs instead of water glasses. With the First Advent still days … Continue reading
Posted in Daily life, Seasonal musings
Tagged * Christmas, 70s music, Advent, Blog Life, Christmas Lights, Christmas Markets, cold weather, Early Christmas Feeling, Everyday Adventures, Festive Atmosphere, Heart 70, Humour, Seasonal Mood, Shopping, Town Decorations, Water Glasses (yes, why not), Winter
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The week that was 43/2025 🇫🇷🇬🇧🇩🇪
My knees, my car, and other unlikely survivors of Week 43. Read more…
Posted in Weekly Journal
Tagged * Mirepoix, Apéro, Asterix, BD Day, Carcassonne, French lifestyle, Friends, Good food, Humour, Lazy Sunday, Les Grands Buffets, Linh Chi, Mehari, Michel Vaillant, Montpellier, Narbonne, The Cité, Travel in France, Week 43/2025, Wine
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