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Nicky Gentil on Bilingual parenting at Bill& Rosa’s Book Room

On Saturday 28 November at 4pm author Nicky Gentil will be discussing her book Bilingual Parenting: A Practical Guide at Bill& Rosa’s Book Room (42 […]

135.500€ €

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Private French Lessons

Private French Lessons in Paris – Feel More Confident Speaking French ! Bonjour, I’m Valentine, a qualified and experienced French as a Foreign Language (FLE) […]

Bilingual pre-schools hiring

M Education is a network of bilingual pre-schools (école M) and Montessori pre-schools (école Montessori internationale) located in Paris (5th, 11th, 14th, 15th, 19th, 20th) […]

25.00 €

A Christmas Carol

A Christmas Carol by: Charles Dickens An Atlantic Theatre Arts Production Sometimes it takes three ghosts showing up uninvited to make you finally get your […]

26.00 €

Music courses : Guitar, Singing

Music courses : Guitar, Singing, Harmony with teacher graduate from Berklee College of Music (Boston). Private courses 26 euros per hour. On line: 15 euros […]

2,860.00 €

Teacher of History-Geography (in English)

We are seeking to appoint a Teacher of History-Geography (in English) and British History to cover a temporary position teaching middle school students. Contract period: […]

Serious woman seeks work

Work Wanted
Sicam
11 novembre 2026

Looking for work, full-time caregiving job or full-time nanny or cleaning job, Monday to Friday and weekend, around Paris, day or night shift. We are […]

English teacher – Bilingual Section –

We are a private alternative and secular middle and high school based in La Celle-Saint-Cloud (78). Our ambition is clear: to provide our students with […]

750.00 €

Belle chambre dans un charmant appart

Housing in the Hexagon: Rent, Share, Exchange
Helen Sheehan
10 novembre 2026

Charming spacious room in shared apartment close to the metro and shops. Available from January 2027 for 6 months to 1 year. One months deposit […]

2,200.00 €

House for rent in the west suburbs

Housing in the Hexagon: Rent, Share, Exchange
Glyss
9 novembre 2026

House for rent during owner’s absence overseas. Situated in quiet Villepreux (between Versailles, St Germain en Laye and Plaisir). House is 2 kilometers (20 min […]

Private French Lessons

French lessons by qualified and experienced teacher, either online or at my place. Personally profiled one-on-one teaching, also preparation for exams A1 to C2. Visit […]

The Pun Also Rises

Laughter the Best Medicine
V
9 novembre 2026

Need an ark to save two of every animal? I noah guy. To the guy who invented zero, thanks for nothing. Where do fish go […]

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City of Light [and Lampshades]

City of Light [and Lampshades] We are so used to electric power and having light at our fingertips that we forget that it is just a century old. In 1925 only half of all US and British homes had electricity. People used to fear going out on the dark streets at night. The streets were pitch black before the use of gas lamps, offering criminals and cutthroats dense cover. Carrying a flaming torch or navigation by moonlight wasn’t too practical. The earliest portable lights were candles. Candle makers produced thousands of candles from tallow, beeswax or whatever else would burn for a few hours. Matchmakers were hard at work too. Households, churches, businesses, and public buildings relied on their products every evening after sunset. Public lighting by candle required a lamplighter to tour the town with a ladder in tow at dusk, lighting each of the lamps. Of course, when the lamps went out, the darkness was deep. It was common practice up through the mid-17th century for…

A humorous WWI story – The Square Egg by Saki

The Square Egg by H.H. Munro (SAKI) Hector Hugh Munro, 1870–1916, better known by his pen name Saki, was a British-Scottish writer celebrated for his witty, mischievous, and often macabre short stories. It is unknown why he chose that pen name, but one theory links the name to the South American saki monkey, to go along with his mischievous, exotic character that comes through in his writing. He served as a private and Lance Serjeant in the British Army during World War I, ultimately losing his life on November 14, 1916, during the Battle of the Ancre (part of the Somme offensive). Munro was sheltering in a muddy shell crater near Beaumont-Hamel, France. According to accounts of his final moments, Munro chided a fellow soldier with the famous warning, "Put that bloody cigarette out!" fearing the smoke would draw enemy fire. The movement or sound attracted a German sniper, and Munro was killed by a single bullet to the head. His name is inscribed on the…

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