pare-brise: n. masc. windshield, windscreen
Every day I see flyers stuck under windshield wipers in cars parked along the street.
I don't know why, but I've been collecting them for over a year now. A slice of Paris life. Now it's show and tell time. One a day, usually... I'll start off with a few.
Disclaimer: I have no vested interest in or knowledge of the services or products promoted in these flyers.
9 comments:
Comments, Polly you have comments! I am so excited for you! I was a little worried about the Haiku contest, you see the last one I wrote was back in Sister Mary Denise's 4th grade classroom.
I'm so excited to be the person to comment.
Thanks Mo! I'm pretty lame at haiku, too, but others are champs. Keep writing!
Great idea!
I too am glad to be able to comment but have heard nothing about a haiku contest- I recently wrote one about RUSH HOUR 3- where can I submit it?
Polly- I love your blog- Thanks!!
Pretty soon I should have comments on Polly-Vous Francais, if I can handle the multitasking. Until then , stay tuned for a "Why Polly doesn't have comments enabled" (see "contest Winner" three days ago) haiku/limerick contest. I guess entries could get posted here, unless that's too circuitous for some....
This old post might explain a bit...
http://pollyvousfrancais.blogspot.com/2007/04/little-mommy-in-middle-rant.html
Well, I hope that you signed up for the tap dance classes...then you can shuffle off to Buffalo!
What a hoot...comments! I look forward to adding a new site to visit compliments of P-V-F.
What fun!
Meilleurs voeux!!
Well this is a whole learning curve for me -- comments!
Hi PV
i yearned for some of those ads i'd see on the windsield, but never dared to snitch one. i was afraid the ad cops'd catch me out. Good for you.
And i saw that shoe one too.
next time, next time
m a
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