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Forgive me…

  If my words crawl on all the Earth’s lands, and if my thoughts swim the seven seas, trying to get to you…. Trying to be all you need to know, all you need to believe, all you need to live and breathe…   Forgive me, for trying to be so very naive, for convincing…… Continue reading Forgive me…

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Frette!

Previously posted on February 15th 2016. Winter is coming our way again, and I thought I’d share again this little guide about Canadian cold. You never know when you might win a plane ticket for Montréal, and need to know a little more about how to gauge Winter Québec-style!  😉  I hope you’ll enjoy it…… Continue reading Frette!

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If you came to Montréal… (11)

Maybe we could skip the touristic stuff for a day, and go for something less exotic but still fun… Like a “trou Normand” activity? I’d suggest to go bowling. That’s what I did yesterday… In a little town about an hour away drive from Montréal; Granby. The bowling place was rather oldish, but I like…… Continue reading If you came to Montréal… (11)

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Cyranny’s Jukebox…

Via Today’s Daily Prompt: Black   Today’s daily prompt could have evoked a lot of things… But it so vividly brought back this song to my mind, that I just couldn’t write about any other shade of Black. I listened to Pearl Jam a lot in my early twenties, and I remember this back then…… Continue reading Cyranny’s Jukebox…

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What about us?

  Can’t you hear the sound of thousands of hearts sobbing loudly? Can’t you feel the pain of so many lives aching from your broken promises? The night is cold, and we struggle to believe the light of dawn will indeed come… But there’s still hope, we still dreams, we’re alive, waiting for you to…… Continue reading What about us?