i like Toulouse, i can’t stand yanks, sorry, GO BACK TO YUPPIE VILLE!

the one thing many ask these retards is if one can find a job in France, they have no clue, they dont work, i would not be surprised if these retards live of trust funds their parents left them

I find the people at FEU more openminded.

As to Walt’s comment, I suppose the concern is not as great for those of us in Franco-American couples.

I do get the feeling it is geared towards “families” but we’ll see. We have been invited to an evening of board games. Once in a while I don’t mind. I love playing pictionary with people from all over the world because you never know what their drawings are going to look like. It can be very funny and amusing. I hope it is not just a bunch of Americans.

I found their info a little out of date myself. There is a link in the blogs I read section to samdebretagne.blogspot.com and she seems to know everything there is about getting VISA’s and all the administrative requirements. If you have any need I would look at her blog and even ask her questions.

another interesting blog to read is the link for Lost in France. He publishes gay guides for the Toulouse region. He is far more knowledgeable than I for what is happening around Toulouse.

I’ve been told that many people who join AIT work for Airbus, since Airbus is the equivalent of Lockheed Martin in the US, I can only imagine how I wouldn’t see eye to eye with some of these people. I can really get along with people who have different views than I but I can’t see spending too much time at the moment cultivating relationships.

Anyway, I’m open to a lot of things and we need to make some more friends so I am game. I think I will spend more effort making friends with the people in my French classes. Brazil, China, Spain, Venezuela, Panama, Australia, Russia, Germany, Colombia, all the countries represented in the class, it reminds me much more of the Bay Area where we lived before our horrible experience in Philadelphia.