Something common in another country
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I would love to see those bistro terraces from Paris all over Montreal.
With the same arrogant snobby waiters?
Couldn't agree more, I love them
Mais ça rend ces terrasses plus attachantes!With the same arrogant snobby waiters?
That's what makes the charm of a Parisian bistrotWith the same arrogant snobby waiters?
I want the FKK clubs here in Montreal that are in Germany. A perfect mix of brothel and a stripclub and a sauna.
Better quality food.. the fantastic museums I visited in europe.. very affordable spa and massages in sweden.. the beaches and palm trees of the caribbeans
Sun, beach, Vespa, the atmosphere of The Cinque Terre, 70s love, stars on the sky, sunrise, real food (not like baklava pancake - I am not arguing with you JS), women with style that walk slowly, the art of doing nothing, but just enjoying the life, passion and attention to details, the beauty of French pronunciation, walking distances, meetings with friends every week, homemade wine, you know soo well you neighbors that if you need an egg you will get it immediately, stop smile to me if you are not honest and not ready to help me at mid night, having dinner on the beach.
The feeling of being alive. When I've gone to France, Italy, Greece, Florida, Mexico, and a few other countries, life felt nice. It wasn't a vacation thing because I've been to other countries or cities and you don't always have that feeling of being alive. Everything is relaxed. No stress, no apprehension, more energy, colours, smells, and flavours are more vibrant.
Then you come back here and the flow of everything just weighs you down. Always hustling, always thinking, always dodging nonsense. Low energy and friends/family are always busy and tired.
Then you come back here and the flow of everything just weighs you down. Always hustling, always thinking, always dodging nonsense. Low energy and friends/family are always busy and tired.
People who say "Hi" or "Good morning" in elevators.
Let me add a bit of Asia flavor to that.
In Hong kong, transportation is very efficient and practical. On top of the common subway, light rail train, high speed train, ferry, taxi, bus, they have what they call minibus.
It's literally a minibus (16 seaters) or actually van.
It's an addition to the bus which are usually for long distances. They can also cover long distances but they are a way to compensate bus long waiting time and they can cover smaller distances as well. They are cheap and fast and help fluidify commute.
I am truly grateful I get to be living in Canada right now but I also deeply miss Trader Joe's (specifically the candied oranges, grab'n go food selection, peanut butter pretzels, spicy candied pecans, and 80% dark chocolate bars)
They just announced additional delays and budget due to underground parts added to it.
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