My only qualm about being a university professor is that I'll never experience another Braderie de Lille until I finally managed to spend a sabbatical year in northern France (and this will not happen until about five years from now.)
When I was between 10 and 16, my parents owned a shop in which they sold fish/seafood and also poultry (and, later on fruits and vegetables.) Around the Braderie weekend, they sold tons and tons of mussels. And, of course, we always had moules-frites!
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Did you run the semi-marathon?!!?
My only qualm about being a university professor is that I'll never experience another Braderie de Lille until I finally managed to spend a sabbatical year in northern France (and this will not happen until about five years from now.)
When I was between 10 and 16, my parents owned a shop in which they sold fish/seafood and also poultry (and, later on fruits and vegetables.) Around the Braderie weekend, they sold tons and tons of mussels. And, of course, we always had moules-frites!
Elisabeth, I did run. And 2 minutes faster than last year which is odd since I have been drinking too much. I ran with a group against cancer.
You are always welcome to mussels and fries at our place - the Braderie isn't what it used to be though so I don't think you're missing much.
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