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Ahaw
 Post subject: Re: Kevin Rudd's wife advocate for Indigenous education
PostPosted: Mon Oct 24, 2011 11:56 pm 
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Uh ? Antibes is known even in the Maine ???
I was born and raised there, beautiful town but much too crowded nowadays...
Here I just never see a car most of the days !

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 Post subject: Re: Kevin Rudd's wife advocate for Indigenous education
PostPosted: Tue Oct 25, 2011 3:11 am 
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Sure! I think of Antibes as ritzy, fancy, a place where rich people go to vacation. And beautiful, of course. I have never been there, tho... but I did spend a month in Paris once, my only trip to France. Spectacularly beautiful city. I was there on Good Friday and went to Notre Dame to kiss the Crown of Thorns.
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But your new digs sound wonderful! I could definitely do without the cars...
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