Bonjour and welcome to La bêtise courante, which translates to "The latest silly thing". Dans ce blog, I will give accounts of my crazy adventures and also of my crazy little Dutch friend who is helping me and motivating me to write this funny story.
SO...I am here in cold and rainy NYC for just 2 more jours. Then I am jetting off to Paris where I will frolic with the Eiffel Tower!
My biggest concern right now is SHOES. I need mes pieds to be happy and comfy but I also need to be trés chic et magnifique. I have heard that you are not allowed to be seen in Paris unless you look like a supermodel. This is not a problem for me except for the shoes issue. You see, my comfort is more importante for moi than le chic-ness....so I am pondering this issue with great thought.
On another note, I am busy searching raw vegetarian resaurants in Paris to see if they actually exist. If so, ce incroyable!
Bien, it is time for Court-Court to get her beauty sleep.
A bientot and bon soir!
About Me
- *Courtney*
- I am a native New Yorker, born and raised in Manhattan. My life has been spent following my passions through artistic expression: dance, music, and movement as well as healing and holistic health. I am a professional dancer, choreographer, Pilates teacher, Yoga instructor, Reiki practitioner, Theta healer, Ayurvedic practitioner, certified chef, among several other roles I often take (painter, pianist, opera singer, the list goes on and on... ) I love learning, learning is absolutely one of my favorite things to do, aside from take a Pilates private lesson of course! I love being in Nature and seeing new places, I feel very fortunate to have traveled and lived in countries all over the world- France, Spain, Israel, Turkey, Morocco, Switzerland, Sweden, Singapore, India, Thailand, Bali, Australia, Mexico, the Virgin Islands, Grand Cayman, Panama, Belize, and more. But, after recently returning to my home in the USA after 2 years of living and working abroad, I have to say that I think this country has a lot of amazing opportunities to offer, and I think may be taking a little break from other-side-of-the-world travel for now!
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