Yesterday as I was riding my bike downtown I fell upon the Australian rugby team that was leaving Montpellier for Lyon where I think they will play tomorrow night. They will be back!
I was all excited (in French I would say I was as excited as a flea; I don't know the origin of the expression "être excité comme une puce"). At least as much excited as the young people near me (very nice guys by the way). Fortunately enough I had my camera with me. The photos are not great photos. I should have jumped over the bridge that separated me from the hotel entrance but I feared my backbone would not stand the effort :-)) Therefore I just ran up and down and up and down the pavement.... And that's just what I got. Which is great, since everybody seems to be envious here.
Tonight France will play against Argentina in Paris.
The program is on Pickiboon's blog.
Huge reception for the Wallabies
WOW - how exciting Marie - I really love these photos of OUR team!!!!
RépondreSupprimerThe team has said how wonderful the people of Montpellier have been - so hospitable and so friendly.
Thank you all!!!!
There is a link to an article in which the Wallabies talk about the way "we" welcomed them :-))
RépondreSupprimerThe French team has lost on the very first day of the Cup. Oh la la.......
These are great photos!! I really need to practice on my picture taking....I am awarding you this award....I hope you like it!
RépondreSupprimerThe 'Power of Schmooze Award' is The Award for bloggers who “effortlessly weave their way in and out of the blogosphere, leaving friendly trails and smiles, happily making new friends along the way. They don’t limit their visits to only the rich and successful, but spend some time to say hello to new blogs as well. They are the ones who engage others in meaningful conversations, refusing to let it end at a mere hello - all the while fostering a sense of closeness and friendship".
You can go to Olivier in Evry and download his picture for your blog...I love your blog and thanks for visiting mine!
Dear Neva, thank you very much.... Wow! That's great :-))
RépondreSupprimerNow I need to understand what I must do. I will get in touch with Olivier.