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Welcome to the laziest blog in the Universe! It’s a kind of French mayonnaise made out of music, travels and videos, it’s my very own diary.
Why do we feel the rain? Because it’s about one of the most thrilling experiences I’ve ever had. Running under a mild rain on Charles Bridge in Prague, on an afternoon in August. I could also talk about the day I went on the top of Croagh Patrick in the West of Ireland, but it could be very long…
I hope you’ll enjoy reading! And please don’t hesitate to leave me a comment, especially if you want to talk about your own blog, music, travels… or cat.
Latest rainy posts
Travels & Trips: one afternoon or one week somewhere
One afternoon in the streets of London – Britain part I16 December 2012 - 17:23
I recently went visiting a friend of mine, on a weekend, in Bishop’s Stortford, a quiet town located 50 km north of London. I had not been to Great Britain for ages! Last time was during high school, and my hosts were at that time Scottish and Welsh (one born and raised in East End), [...]
I Feel the Rain: pics, videos, quotes or thoughts of the moment
Light my Keyboard21 May 2013 - 21:49
Goodbye, Ray, thanks for all. And also for this.
One afternoon with: interviews with great people in English or… in French!
Jérôme Agostini – Les Carnets – croquis et voyages8 December 2012 - 18:01
Par une après-midi pluvieuse, je me lance -enfin- dans la mise en forme de cet article. C’est le premier de la série, et le premier en français sur ce blog ! Le but est de discuter avec des auteurs, au sens large, qui me font voyager ! Le premier à passer à la moulinette (je [...]
The Best Album in the World: good music reviews
Gone down by Blackwaterside – Bert Jansch22 April 2012 - 20:18
I wanted to write something special about a fantastic musician, who recently died amidst apparent indifference. Bert Jansch, the great Scottish folk singer-songwriter, took the air on 5 October 2011, at the age of 67, unfortunately the same day as Apple’s guru (i.e. Steve Jobs), so I didn’t hear a lot about one of my [...]
