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Personally, we don't find it a very appetising name for an eatery...j
Psychomotricité isn't very well-known outside France, it seems, but it's a very logical combination of therapy/education relating the functioning of the mind to physical and spatial coordination difficulties etc - Son 1 goes for help with his coordination as he's dyspraxic, but there are a good number of children with ADHD there too - I think it's wonderful support.
j
And, Sarah: You want moss, you got moss! Sarah from Red Gingham suggested my tulips in the chamberpot needed some moss to keep them company, and I admit it, she was right...
j
Have a lovely weekend, and don't forget to enter my OWOH giveaway.
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Oh good girl Flossy! I'm sure they will provide you with many more flowers for your trouble.
That sign is very very odd. I think it's a very confusing one. I wonder if they get many customers?
Oh, the beauty of translation! Very funny sign.
Cute sign, but I would pass on eating there. :-)
I don't think I would eat there!! x
Snack & Foot - could be a bit cheesy I think! I wouldn't eat there!
Having lived in France I know that foot doesn't mean cheesy feet at all but it still doesn't look that appealing to me!
Jane
It certainly doesn't look too appetising does it? Still, we know that some of the best food in France quite often comes from rather insalubrious looking premises. It's a shame that English is ever more creeping into the lovely French language, though.
The name would put me off and also the references to football - we've a football free household :)
However if it was rugby it might be different ;)
Interesting to read about the help your son gets - my eldest is assumed to be slightly dyspraxic but by the time it was mentioned they decided to leave him as he's developes coping mechanisms.
Ho ho! That is pretty funny! Yeah not so tempting for a lunch or dinner time meal...xxx
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