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August 11, 2006

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Thierry

A few "restaurant" tips for Nice (if you're still there)

La Voglia (on cours Saleya)
Côté Marais (in the Old Town, rue Pontin?)
L'Occitanie (boulevard Gambetta, near the railway bridge)

Looking forward to reading more about your holidays (and about Paris of course!)

Tom Barnhart

Simply put.... "Nice!" or "Nice is Nice!"

My... what a large blog you have!

Actually commenting after reading about your first rock concert... Nice! Oh, and speaking of firsts;

Thanks in large part to you (and your blog), I tracked down my best French friend in college and found out he lives in the Washington DC area, not so far. So, he and a couple from Amsterdam spent the weekend at my house in Cresskill and they took me to my first soccer match in Giants Stadium. NY RedBulls vs. Barcelona!

I think I was the only American (English speaking) there. Half were speaking eSpanish and the other half were a mixture of Europeans... and a sliver of African and Middle Eastern soccer heads too.

I have not seen Herve' for 16 years... you see what an impact you make on others (and may not even know it?).

Blogging off...

Tom Barnhart

Simply put.... "Nice!" or "Nice is Nice!"

My... what a large blog you have!

Actually commenting after reading about your first rock concert... Nice! Oh, and speaking of firsts;

Thanks in large part to you (and your blog), I tracked down my best French friend in college and found out he lives in the Washington DC area, not so far. So, he and a couple from Amsterdam spent the weekend at my house in Cresskill and they took me to my first soccer match in Giants Stadium. NY RedBulls vs. Barcelona!

I think I was the only American (English speaking) there. Half were speaking eSpanish and the other half were a mixture of Europeans... and a sliver of African and Middle Eastern soccer heads too.

I have not seen Herve' for 16 years... you see what an impact you make on others (and may not even know it?).

Blogging off...

Miss Lord

OMG - that wall sculpture has to be one of the most horrifying things I've ever seen. Nice idea... gone horribly awry. That clown! Those evil tunneling mutant worm puppies and monkeys! It's enough to make one want to pull a "Best in Show" and travel with one's own wall tapestries! XOX misslord

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