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Bourjois Always Fabulous Foundcealer (210 light beige) product review with wear test, comparative swatch and close up macro photos. Over 30, dehydrated combo skin, with loads of hyper pigmentation, MAC NC25 (face & body C2) Le boat experience as a first timer. This review includes a boat tour (Mystique), commentary and tips. 7 days from Migennes to Tannay, Burgundy France. Women fashion analogue watches’ compared. All watches mentioned are under 200 EUR. Which watch is the best value for money? Which one did I end up buying? Sharing where to study French that is cheaper than Alliance Francaise in Paris and a few other ideas for fellow anglophones in Paris. I want to share this because the stadium over here is WAY different from back home. Not allowed to bring a whole bunch of things. Here’s my findings from my visit to Stade de France. If there’s ANY toy that you miss from the 1950s, one will likely find their child time favourites in this humble museum. Their collection was simply amazing. Cassettes, VHS, courtyard games… nothing was too retro for this place. Contemporary French cuisine experience in the middle of nowhere. Do you know where Saint Alban de Roche is? (I did not) Anyways, chef Romain Hubert is simply brilliant. The dishes are imaginative and a tickle to all the senses – sight, aroma and taste. His artistic flare with flavours and complex cooking method really does pay off. Think foam and paper thin aubergine… His restaurant serves upon appointment only. Just himself and a…Latest
一期一会 (ichigo ichie)
One opportunity, one time.
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This started off as a travel blunder… we arrived off peak and when the whole avenue (feature of the town) was closed. It was my fault, we finished with Conan museum early and I thought we could squeeze it in. So typical of me. For Japan, I really do tend to arrive first and think later. Most of the time it works like a charm. There’s so much information pamphlet locally that it has never been necessary. I want to share this because the stadium over here is WAY different from back home. Not allowed to bring a whole bunch of things. Here’s my findings from my visit to Stade de France. It’s been 8 months in Paris! Yay & nay, because my immigration procedures are still not over. Anyhow, here’s to another round of 10 impressions of Paris.