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22.9.14
Free Alpine Music From Eric
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(from Eric) Once again, I've completed a compilation of songs from a certain period of our journey, with the hope that it will serv...
24.7.13
A Song For Albertville
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As perhaps a final salute to our time in France, I made a rough recording of a song I wrote to try and capture something of our little alpi...
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25.6.13
Our French Church
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With the eve of our departure from France less than two weeks away, I start thinking about the various parts of our life here that we hav...
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22.6.13
Last Day of Class
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The last day of class for the adults yesterday was met with a variety of responses from the McCropder crew: “Happy and sad at the same time...
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17.6.13
Case of the Week: L'Evanouissement at the Maternelle
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from Eric Last Monday, it was business as usual. At 11:20, our classes got out in time for me to dart over to l'école maternelle ...
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2.5.13
Awkward French Children's Books
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by Eric I have read a lot of French children's books this year. Early on, we paid a few euros to get a library card downtown,...
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7.3.13
Living in a Post-War World
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Most of the people in Burundi grew up in a war. Civil war ravaged the country for years and years, shutting down development, education, e...
11.2.13
Beyond France
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(from Eric: Today's post comes from our special guest blogger Kathryn Wong. She is a friend of ours from Michigan, and a blessing to ...
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23.1.13
French Culture: A Study of Comparisons
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(by Eric) I asked a question on facebook: If I say "Swiss", you could follow with "cheese, chocolate, army knives, bank...
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8.12.12
Whiter Snow
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(from Eric) It was a very pleasant November, with just a hint of snow, and we were starting to wonder whether winter in the Alps meant ...
31.10.12
The Nut Mill
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(By Jason) An important and enjoyable part of learning language is learning culture. This includes taking periodic field trips with ou...
6.10.12
A Little Taste of Home
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by Jessica Cropsey Yes, I'm embarrassed to admit that even though I live in the land of great dairy, cheese, and bread, I stooped to ...
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3.9.12
Off to School Tomorrow
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(by Heather) Tomorrow is the first day of school for the McCropder kids who will be students in the local French schools. What an adventu...
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