Day 3226 (Wednesday) 8 th April 2026 This is Menton and this is the flower market ( Cours Saleya) in Nice. I got the results of my French exam this morning and I was an A2, which is lot better than I was expecting. (A2 means elementary.) Huw had to clean Ken’s pool this morning and when he came home we went into Nice for our weekly kebab. It was very busy in Nice and especially in the park and we were really lucky to get a park bench. 21 French customs and traditions you need to know about before your next trip A trip to France is not just about seeing beautiful landscapes and historic sites; it’s also an immersive experience into a rich culture full of unique customs and traditions. Here are 21 French customs and traditions to help you blend in and appreciate the local culture on your next trip. 1. Never take wine to a dinner party Your host has carefully chosen the wine for the evening. By bringing your own wine, you may inadvertently imply that you don’t tr...
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Day 3225 (Tuesday) 7 th April 2026 This beautiful photo was taken here in Villefranche-sur-Mer and this is Monaco. I had a French exam today, an oral done online and I was amazed that I actually talked. I’m pretty sure I made lots of mistakes but I kept talking for the 15 minutes allocated and it wasn’t bad at all. Discover famous French customs and Traditions Learn about French traditions and the social habits that define one of the world's most vibrant cultures. Heading to France soon? Understanding the local traditions and customs can transform your visit from memorable to truly unforgettable. France is known not only for its iconic landmarks and delicious cuisine but also for its rich cultural heritage. From greetings and dining etiquette to regional festivals and social norms, knowing the local customs shows respect and enhances your experience. Whether strolling Parisian streets, exploring vibrant French cities and charming villages, or savouring fresh croissants at...