one of the most beautiful towns on the French Riviera
There are three old posters stuck on doors along Rue Longue - all wanting singers. Here are two of them.
Interesting how the English word 'wanted' is yet another that has entered the French language.
Posted by
Jilly
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09:43
Labels: The Old Town
14 comments:
Sometimes all you need for a photo is an idea. This is a good one and finely developed. Have a nice weekend.
Nice:)And like this door:)
They may want singers but they sure don't want me. I could clear a room very quickly.
I thought the French word police were pretty vigilant about these things. '~)
B2, as the Godfather you can fill the room or clear it, whatever makes you happy.
Very interesting notices
The old doors are just wonderful. Je vois WELCOME en anglais aussi!
V
PS Thanks for letting me practice some here! :)
They dont want me for sure! LOL
They should not print "wanted" in English because then people like me can read the sign, and they surely do not want me either.
Our dream! to live in Menton and for Ray to sing bass in the choir! Alas only a dream
The fact we use a lot of English wordsin our language does not bother me at all. ;-)
In the first poster, I read they accept every body, trained to sing or not, just a good will is necessary.
I believe that singing in tune is the less they can ask for !
Not for me, I like singing, but for myself.
Have a nice Sunday, Jilly.
What if I cannot carry a tune?
Love the old door photo.
I know these ads!
;-)))
I can't wait to roam the streets of Menton with you again.
Great looking doorway with the double doors. I love its natural aged look.
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