[Updated 3rd time on Dec 6] After all the nice food and wine and architecture in France, it came with some of the cultural drama. Believe me, it’s really a drama of life.
I am very grateful to live in Canada and enjoy so much of multiculturalism. Most people in Montpellier I met are quite nice […]
Archive for November, 2006
The biggest suprise I found in Montpellier is the availablity and the quality of Asian food. Of course, it can’t be compared to the Vancouver/Toronto level, but in this town very remote from the rest of Asia, I had a pleasant Wonton Noodle Soup and a Pork Spring Roll in this place called
Shanghai Fast Food
13, […]
The things I miss the most…
27Nov06Suprisingly enough, the 3 things I miss the most:
My own fast computer with FireFox and an ENGLISH keyboard.
Starbucks’ Chai Latte* or my beloved Tall Iced Passion Tea!
The all CANADIAN full breakfast with EGGS + Sasuages + Fries + Toasts
*(okay, I am not going to be picky for a Soy Chai)
I adore the french food, but after […]
The night view of La Cité in Carcassonne, France
After taking a non-TGV class SNCF train to Carcassone, marching up about 10 minutes to the mountain of Carcasoone, I finally arrived to this absolutely gorgeous site called: “La Cite”. This city was built and lived by the Romans, the Goals in the 12th century. The nightview […]
After fighting over the jetlag, my second day in Montpellier of this small very old town in the south of France was being very plesant. I took the TGV for the first time from Gare de Lyon, Paris to here for about 3 hours. The scenery along the way was like a dream, everywhere you […]
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