Cross the Dordogne and you'll find the beautiful village of Gensac. We've been going there for food, the Herald Tribune, and rural excitement! Above, you'll find an image of the town, which is about 3 km from our villa.
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A Chronicle of Our Time in Rural France
Some Background
We should note that the title of this blog is inspired by J.L. Carr's masterful novella, "A Month in the Country." The blog is maintained, however, by J.H. Blum and J.M.E. Freedman, couple-at-large.
Exact Coordinates
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Jesse Learns French
- Etre radin: To be cheap
- Ca ne te regarde pas (Julia): It's none of your beeswax (Julia)
- Ca me va: That works for me
- Gain de cause: To obtain
- Avoir hate: To look forward to
- C'est naz: That's lame
- C'est chiant: Pain in the tush
- Entre chien et loup: Twilight
- Ca me gonfle: That annoys me
- De toute facon: Anyway
- Tout a fait: Exactly
- En toute beaute: To be looking good
- C'est le pied: That's dope (familiar)
- Tenir le coup : To stand strong
- Pote : Friend, buddy
- Gamin : Child
- Au dela de : In addition to
- Tu me barbes (Julia) : You're irritating me (Julia)
- Faire la tete : To be irritated, to pout