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Monthly Archives: April 2013
Où vas-tu aujourd’hui?
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Tagged Aller, French vocab locations, magasins, montagne, mountain, Où vas-tu?, shops, town, village, ville
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Kingston Blues by Angie Andrews
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Les Sans-Abris / The homeless
Whether we are writing in French or English, the homeless are never too far from our mind. On reading about the sorry plight of Lee Halpin who lost his life when trying to experience at first hand a homeless existence … Continue reading
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