victoria’s english classes march, 21 th, 2012 sino-québec you can listen to leonard cohen singing...
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Victoria’s English classesMarch, 21th, 2012
Sino-Québec
You can listen to Leonard Cohen singing Suzanne.
« Leonard Cohen specified, notably in a BBC interview, that the song was about encountering Suzanne Verdal, the then wife of sculptor Armand Vaillancourt, in a Montreal setting. Indeed, many lines describe different elements of the city, including its river (the Saint Lawrence) and a little chapel near the harbour, called Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours (literally Our Lady of Good Help), which sits on the side of the harbour that faces the rising sun in the morning, as it is described in the song. »Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suzanne_(Leonard_Cohen_song)
Take an instant to look to Vivian thinking.
Samuel takes the time to think, but it doesn’t stop the girls from working.
When men work ...
... women eat.
Joane is in a profound thinking and Lorence has an agreeable intuition.
Joane, Kim and Lorence seem to be satisfied with the results of their work.
Anne-Laure searches for an idea or searches something to explain her idea.
It is impossible to work or to think without a minimum of vitamin.
Hands are as important as brains.
There was confusion between the fruits and the ideas.
It is much clearer.
Wait for Portia, Yang and Samuel, they will explain us the sense of paradise.
The stress before the explanation ...
... the secret of the explanation ...
... the demonstration ...
... and, the satisfaction.
Pictures: Victoria ReuterTexts and realization: Denis Rivest