Pumpkin in French – And “Plan C” (living in an RV?)

Une citrouille, in French, is a pumpkin (and a pumpkin is also a potiron). But in today’s story, une citrouille is a mode of transportation…and we’re not talking about a Citroën! TODAY’S WORD: Une Citrouille : pumpkin : head (synonym, in French, for citrouille) la citrouille d’Halloween = jack-o’-lanternla tarte à la citrouille = pumpkin pie SABLET HOME – for high quality vacation rentals in … Continue reading Pumpkin in French – And “Plan C” (living in an RV?)

Kristin EspinasseOctober 31, 2016139 Comments

Characters, Olive trees, Plants

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Still pinching images from Google image search (I promise I took these!) after my computer crashed one week ago (typing this post on my son's PC)…. This photo was snapped in St. Tropez. Its artist theme fits with today's story of the "tree artists" (or pirates, rather…). Read on, in today's column. chaparder (sha-par-day) to pinch, to lift, to steal A DAY IN A … Continue reading chaparder