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VIVA LA FRANCE, 14th July

Re: KALEIDOSCOPE # LA FRANCE, Special Guest, Sarah Pritchard

Kaleidoscope is a wonderful friendly forum Georgios.  Thanks for keeping it free of strife. I enjoy reading about the lands from far away.

Thanks for highlighting FRANCE!  You did a great job Sarah in describing your home land.

Long live France!

Pat

 


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Re: KALEIDOSCOPE #3: LA FRANCE, Special Guest, Sarah Pritchard

Hello Sarah and Kaleidoscope Team :-)

I cannot imagine how I missed this for such a long time!
FRANCE is one of my favorite countries with respect of its HISTORY and many wonderful books and poets, even if its said the most beautiful poetry is to be an some Arabian language; it might be but as soon as I don't know any?! ...

Till I'll learn one (I wonder when it would that happen?! :-)  ), I'll settle to what I know and to admire your nice cottage!
I'm always found of reading anything regarding your culture and ... many things, except politics LOL

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I hope you will also enjoy this little piece! :-)
With friendship,
Anamaria

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Re: KALEIDOSCOPE # LA FRANCE, Special Guest, Sarah Pritchard

Hope you had a Happy Easter too Georgios!

Here's another cathedral:



If you go to my blog, Bartonangel, you can see Rennes-le-Chateau and our visits there. It is about an hour drive from my home at Plaigne. Raymonde loves it there.



Angel cuddles,

Sarah

ps Sorry I wasn't here when my article was first published.



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Re: KALEIDOSCOPE # LA FRANCE, Special Guest, Sarah Pritchard

Bonjour Gaby!

De rien mon amie!

I'm glad I sent you down nostalgia lane!



You are right about the ambiance.

When one walks into the post office or a shop or wherever, here in France, you automatically say "Bonjour" and everyone around answers with a bonjour. When I'm England and I walk into a shop or the post office etc I open my mouth to say Bonjour or Good morning...... and feel really silly. I actually see people looking at me wondering what is wrong as I'm standing in the doorway with my mouth open!!

Thank you for your visit.

Angel cuddles,

Sarah

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Re: KALEIDOSCOPE # LA FRANCE, Special Guest, Sarah Pritchard

Bonjour Dimitra,

Thank you for your visit.

Here's a bit of France for you.

Angel cuddles,

Sarah



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Re: KALEIDOSCOPE # LA FRANCE, Special Guest, Sarah Pritchard

Bonjour Joyce!

I was singing about La Louisianne the other evening.

How funny!

All the nice girls love a sailor!!! I can picture their faces when they arrived at the science fair. Ooh la la!

Angel cuddles from France,

Sarah

 

Couldn't resist!!!!

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Re: KALEIDOSCOPE # LA FRANCE, Special Guest, Sarah Pritchard

Bonjour Peter!

Yes, I did enjoy my visit home to England and showing the girls some of my favourite spots, and visiting family.

It was nice to drive up the hill to our house here and have that feeling that I was 'home.'

The boys all cheered when we arrived. (Perhaps they were thinking that they didn't have to do the washing up any more!! LOL)

Angel cuddles,

Sarah

You mentioned Paris so here's the Eiffel Tower:



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Re: KALEIDOSCOPE # LA FRANCE, Special Guest, Sarah Pritchard

Hello Pat,

Welcome to my little piece of France!

I actually live in a tiny hilltop village in the middle of the French countryside, with about 50 inhabitants. I showed Carcassonne because it is so well known, and not far from us.

Thank you for visiting.

Angel cuddles,

Sarah



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Re: KALEIDOSCOPE # LA FRANCE, Special Guest, Sarah Pritchard


Georgios & Peter!

You sneaky pair.

I went off to England and you presented my article while I was away.

I came back and had forgotten that I'd written it. When I did remember after catching up with things, I couldn't find it.

Well, what a surprise.

I will have to come back tomorrow.

It is getting late now.

Angel cuddles,

Sarah



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Re: KALEIDOSCOPE # LA FRANCE, Special Guest, Sarah Pritchard

Hello Gabrielle!

Thank you so much for this nice comment and the very beautiful Cathedral.
France is filled with mediaval Cathedrals.

Here is a very nice clip and extremly nice sounds


Happy Easter
Georgios

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Re: KALEIDOSCOPE # LA FRANCE, Special Guest, Sarah Pritchard

Hello Georgios,

Thank you the invitation to this forum. Thank you Sarah for a wonderful presentation. You are making home sick tho.  I miss all the ambiance of France and specially the food. There is so much history there, that a basically took for granted when I was there but devour every bit of it each I go back. The way of life there is definitely different from the USA. I was born in Metz which is in Lorraine in the northeastern part of France, closer to the German border.
Thank you for the trip to memory lane.

God Bless
Gaby


This is the Cathedral St Etienne is has over 6500 sq feet of stained glass windows. The architecture is unbelievable.

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Re: KALEIDOSCOPE # LA FRANCE, Special Guest, Sarah Pritchard

Hello Dimitra!

Thank you for the comments and you visit! France is anice country but I have not been in France since 1977 and many things havee changed since then. That trip was a trap with me! Iit resulted to a marriage.

I know that you wonder about Greece since March is a Greek Month!

Video-clip is added at page one for France


Greetings from Greece
Georgios


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Re: KALEIDOSCOPE # LA FRANCE, Special Guest, Sarah Pritchard

Hello Georgios,


Great start for Kaleidoscope.

Thank you Sarah for the article about your town and generally about France and a part of it's history. Wonderful presentation.



            



Warm regards,


Dimitra

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Re: KALEIDOSCOPE # LA FRANCE, Special Guest, Sarah Pritchard

Hello La Louisianne'!

Joyce! Welcome to Carcassone, France. The French authorities knew what they did. They kept a cold but nice region in Canada instead. Quebec is very nice. New  Orleans was on of the most famous French centres in the States some centuries back.

Thank you for the comments and your support.


Georgios
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Re: KALEIDOSCOPE # LA FRANCE, Special Guest, Sarah Pritchard

Hello Peter!

Welcome home to Kaleidoscope! Thank you for letting me work a subject I like and many thanks for accepting to be a honoured member in Kaleidoscope.

Sarah don't know the changes and she will be surprised when she returns from England to find her article in Kaleidoscope under a new host.

You are staying humbly low. I know you want my work on IS-RA-EL.
I promise you a nice open window to the world on ISRAEL.

Your friend
Georgios


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Re: KALEIDOSCOPE # LA FRANCE, Special Guest, Sarah Pritchard

Hello Patricia!

Welcome to France a lá Sarah Pritchard. Thank you for the comments and your feelings to France. Of course his is the first introduction of several articles on France. Sarah prepared this before I took over Kaleidoscope. She is not in her Special home ENGLAND right now but I am sure she will come in as soon as she comes back to France

In Welcome to Kaleidoscope there will be an index with all threads.


Happy Week End
Georgios 

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Re: KALEIDOSCOPE # LA FRANCE, Special Guest, Sarah Pritchard

Thank you Georgios and team for this wonderful peek into France and Sarah thank you for sharing.
Did you know that if this area wasn't so awful I would likely be a French citizen of La Louisianne'?

At any rate I do remember hooking up with 3 French sailors who thought my friends were kinda cute in our little pleated skirts back in the day who followed us to the science fair!
I don't think thats' what they had in mind - but they didn't speak English and we didn't speak French so when they got off their big boat (ship) and followed us-that's where they wound up- I would have loved to hear what they told their shipmates when they got back!
Viva la France! and merci

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Re: KALEIDOSCOPE # LA FRANCE, Special Guest, Sarah Pritchard

Hello Georgios,

Great 1st issue.

Hi Sarah, Very nice article. It gives a feel of France that isn't only about Paris which most readers are familiar with.

The area is lovely and I'm not surprised that you fell in love with the area and decided to make it your home.

Enjoy your visit in merry Old England. I bet you're looking forward to returning to your village tough.

Shalom,

Peter


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Re: KALEIDOSCOPE # LA FRANCE, Special Guest, Sarah Pritchard

What a wonderful story.  Sarah, your town looks charming!!!  You did a great job describing your area of france, the culture, history etc. 

I've done a bit of reading in French history. It's one of my favorite countries to read about.  Thank you for participating in Kalesidoscope and introducing us to your country.

Hugs to you, Pat

 

 


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Tricolour, Anthem, Fleur de Lys

French Public Holidays

1st        January New Year’s Day (Jour de l’An)
23rd      March 2008 Easter (Pâques)

24th      March 2008 Easter Monday (Le lundi de Pâques)

1st        May Labour Day (Fête du Travail)

1st        May 2008 Ascension Day (Ascension)

8th        May Victory Day 1945 (Fête de la Victoire)

11th      May 2008 Pentecost (Pentecôte)

14th      July Bastille Day (Fête Nationale)

15th      August Assumption Day (Assomption)

1st        November All Saints Day (Toussaint)

11th      November Armistice Day 1918 (Armistice)

25th      December Christmas Day (Nöel)


Introduction-Comment

If a public holiday falls on a Thursday or a Tuesday, it is quite common for banks and some shops (or even schools) to faire le pont (i.e. make a long weekend of it, literally make a bridge). So, if a public holiday is due, you have to make sure that you have enough money to last you for a few days, as the banks may be closed for some time!

Before talking about the main national holiday, I’d like to tell you a bit about the area of France where I live, Languedoc.


Its name derives from the ‘alternative French’ spoken in southern France, which was originally distinguished from the ‘northern French’ by the word used for “yes”. Parisian or northern French for ‘yes’ was ‘oil’ which has developed into ‘oui’. In the south they used ‘oc’. So, in the north they used the langue d’oil and in the south Provençal, Catalan and other regional patois all came under the langue d’oc.

Languedoc does not have exact boundaries, but today it is thought to be the central part, west of the Rhône and east of Toulouse, between the southern slopes of the Massif Central and the sea. It also includes the Roussillon or the Pyrenees-Orientales. The departments in the Languedoc Roussillon are Gard, Lozère, Hérault and Aude (where I live). It is the hottest and driest part of France (that’s why I’m here!).

The Languedoc region is known for its red wine, Blanquette, flat sunny coastline of modern resorts and the campsites, wooded mountains and valleys, limestone plateaux and deep gorges, underground caverns and grottos, and little remote hilltop villages, its tragic past of rebellion and persecution, its rugby football and bull-fighting (oh dear on that one!).


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I live in a little hilltop village called Plaigne. Our house is a traditional stonebuilt farmhouse of this region, about 300 years old. Its name, “La Borde” tells a French person what the house is like. It is long. Traditionally, bordes have a chimney at the right hand end of the house. This is where the kitchen and living area was. Then, on the ground level or below, were the stables and above those was the hayloft. The children usually slept in the hayloft. Very often at the left hand end of the house was an attached, open fronted barn.  The stone walls are extremely thick.



The bordes were designed to keep the building cool in summer and warm in winter. They have shutters to keep out the cold wind in winter, and the very hot sun, in summer. In the pictures, you can see that nowadays the stables and hayloft are living areas and we converted the barn into a little holiday house.

Now, on to Bastille Day, July 14th

Bastille Day is one of the most festive liberation days in the world.


Claude Monet
© Marianne

Liberty Leading the People
© Delacroix
It is celebrated on 14th July which is the date that marks the storming and destruction of the Bastille, which was the royal prison. That was back in 1789, during the French Revolution. I often wonder why they bothered, quite frankly, but to all Frenchmen this event symbolizes the downfall of the monarchy and the beginning of liberty for the people. (Still is the ‘beginning’ of liberty in my mind. They don’t seem to have advanced that far on the liberty front. But I’m a stranger here, a foreigner and I do love my spot in France, so I will shut up about that, do what one does when in Rome, and enjoy my tranquil patch in Mother Earth’s Garden, with its wonderful views).

Bastille Day celebrations begin on the night before the holiday and last for about 24 hours. In towns and cities bands play patriotic music and the Tricolour waves outside many buildings (even in the little villages). There is music everywhere, in the evening and on into the night, with many grand firework displays. We usually watch the fireworks at Carcassonne or Castelnaudary.





You may recognize Carcassonne, if you saw the film, “Robin Hood Prince of Thieves” with Kevin Costner. Raymonde & Isabelle (my two youngest), love Carcassonne and they love watching this film. They call the film Carcassonne. “Can we watch Carcassonne, Mummy?”
Mummy normally agrees to that request (who can refuse a dose of KC? LOL. Unfortunately, he’s never been at Carcassonne when I’ve been there! Have seen the costume that he wore though, in a tapestry shop and atelier). But I digress!
 

In our village, on 14th July, we have a lunchtime village picnic. There is great ambiance and we all share in a good time together. The maire usually provides some Blanquette, which is very nice. Yes, very nice. I prefer blanquette to champagne. Far tastier.
 
Other than Bastille Day, there are many other local festivals in summer. Don’t panic! I’m not going to tell you about them all now. (For a start, I don’t know them all!). I will say that each village in the south has its local fête which goes on during one or two weekends, with village meals, mass, maire’s aperitif, balls (the dancing variety)……..
In June there is a national music celebration where many of France’s singers and chorales sing to their hearts’ content (me included). There are many jazz festivals in towns and villages.

 
Lastly, I’ll mention the Autumn apple festival in Mirepoix, which is 12 km away from us. Mirepoix is actually in Ariège and therefore not in Languedoc, but it is so close to us, that I thought I’d include it. Mirepoix is filled with statues and structures all made out of apples. It makes a splendid site. Each year, a different theme is chosen.
Cider is served, hot or cold, and there is a huge omelette that you can participate in the eating of.Apple windmill. On that note, leaving you feeling hungry and thirsty, I will leave you. I hope you enjoyed this little slice of France and the French culture.

Angel Cuddles
Sarah Pritchard

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Delacroix                        Versailles                           Voltaire


LONG LIVE FRANCE
July 14th 1789 -14 July 2008



France is the first European country which addressed Human Rights in its Declaration of 1789 during the French Revolution.Many of the current European laws about human rights were heavily influenced by the French version.

One big difference though, in 1789 it were only the hommes who received these rights despite women playing important roles during the Revolution.


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Η=8, Λ=20, Ι=20, Ο=70, Σ=200 Total 318
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Re: 30 years ONE LOVE -Tonight I celebrate my love for you

Hello Robert!

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I met my wife during that trip. One year later we were married! THe following Video Clip gives feeling of late 70-ies in a European Interrail Trip. Thank you for the wishes.


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Re: 30 years ONE LOVE -Tonight I celebrate my love for you

Hello Georgios,

WOW, I've just found this; sorry I missed the party! ... though let me wish you all the best possible, and I hope you had a wonderful and a very ...



... wish you MANY, MANY MORE TO COME and meet you and your beloved WIFE in health and wealth and more important the same love and happiness :-)
 - what a beautiful name she has?! fill with love ;-) -

With lots of friendship hugs,
Anamaria



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Re: 30 years ONE LOVE -Tonight I celebrate my love for you

My very best wishes to you and to Erophile,

Friendly regards to both of you.

Robert.


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Re: 30 years ONE LOVE -Tonight I celebrate my love for you

Georegios & Erophile,

May your love NEVER die!

The Benster!


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