Trésors acquis en France  I really like notebooks. This one is
lined, which I normally don't like, but this creamsicle colour
spoke to me. It also has the little folder at the back like the
moleskine, however, it is made in France unlike a moleskine.
Hemingway may not have used Rhodias, but generations of French
children have and many of them became great authors anyway.
I've had really good luck with books since I arrived. Here are
some of my finds. Particularly worthy of note is Dur, dur. It
happens to be the only Banana Yoshimoto book I haven't read. I'm
excited to read it translated into French, as I find the English
translations pretty wonky at best. Bottom right is one of the
last Saint-Exupery books I haven't found in French in Canada.
The other books I found in the buy-two-get-one-free bin at the
used bookstore.  This is the actual bottles Coca Light is being
sold it. There's another edition for Milka, but who cares about
Milka when you can have a Karl Lagerfeld Coke???? Just so you
know, I am the co