Bio et AOP : Pseudo, votre utilisateur français préféré !
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Well planning all this and executing it you won’t have time to be bored.
I have an easier time feel it moving that seeing it. But I can see it and I doesn’t rotate on the same axe than all those GIF. The legs goes up until it is on its back then back where I can’t see them and on its legs again.
Thank you for sharing.
I have a thing were I can imagine speech without having to imagine sounds. I don’t know how to call that. That is some sort of quiet internal narration for my imagination that happened when I read a lot. When I watch a lot of movies, I end up imagining camera mouvement, like traveling and zoom in/out. It is like I can imagine vividly but the way my imagination express itself is out of my control and depend on my recent environnement.
That’s the point. The story of the three musketeers is pretty much the story of the three musketeers and D’Artagnan.
BTS is the name of a degree in France. It is equally confusing.
That’s horrible to watch.
I had one, once in a hotel. It was a very bad experience. I ended up taking water in a bucket to splash myself with it.
This is about americain people. I don’t think this adress to us, french people.
Is “wasp waist” some beauty expression in english too?
It feels very sadening and worrying about the current state of society.
Also these days I’m curious about brocoli and cheese soup. I should make one before it is too warm.
Hard choice. I don’t have a favorite but I love instant minestrone as a quick warming meal. Anything packed with chicken bouillon is perfect for winter and sickness. I really like velouté especially ones with leaks or mushrooms (or both) but one that taste like home to me is a pumpking velouté thikens with rice. I also love hrira and chorba but anytimes people start talking them people fight for the sake of their recipe so I’ll rather change subject.
What about you? Do you have a clear favorite?
Oh nice! Thanks again.