kittykatwoman

Did you need any other paperwork to go in and out of the country?

Yes I did experience that, I'm used to it and just leave while the person speaks or just tell "oh don't get me wrong, I don't like you either but that's not cause you are American just cause you are an asswipe!".

I also yawn and ask "Are you done Mr, Mrs Hatemonger? cause I kinda have to go"

Anything that shows that first I don't give a ####### and second that they are retarded. It works pretty good!

J'ai pris rendez-vous avec Slattery. Ca s'est tres bien passe, ce n'est qu'une simple formalite.

I can't stand people's fluids, smells and filth. I pay attention to people's hands, hygiene practice and it's one of the reason why I sometimes don't like the people around me.

I never eat anything that was brought over from some of the people I know or never eat food that was tended to me with bare hands or things like that, of course I notice when people don't wash their hands after going to the bathroom or before they eat or people that touch their feet and then reach into a bag of chips or things like that, it disgusts me so much, blech!

According to the BMI standards, you are considered overweight if your BMI is 30 or higher.

A 5'4" person is consdiered overweight at 175 lb

Calculate your BMI here : Clicky

I lost weight since i moved to America mainly because I don't like what I get to eat outside and at parties. I cook a lot so it meets my personal standards but since I don't always have time to cook I just don't eat or snack on fruits or sandwiches. I found that Mexican groceries have imported juices/sodas that don't contain high fructose corn syrup but "azucares", real sugar.

Obesity is 30 or higher. Being overweight starts at 25.

oops... This is what I meant

According to the BMI standards, you are considered overweight if your BMI is 30 or higher.

A 5'4" person is consdiered overweight at 175 lb

Calculate your BMI here : Clicky

I lost weight since i moved to America mainly because I don't like what I get to eat outside and at parties. I cook a lot so it meets my personal standards but since I don't always have time to cook I just don't eat or snack on fruits or sandwiches. I found that Mexican groceries have imported juices/sodas that don't contain high fructose corn syrup but "azucares", real sugar.

We met on a FPS game server.

I think I miss the food from France more than my husband! I miss the baguette - there is no way, unfortunately, to get the same here in Boston. I miss the cheese, for sure. I miss the saucisson (mini ones are so great).

OMG I forgot the saucisson in my list, une petite rosette au poivre or a saucisson d'ane from Auvergne!

All right I'm officialy depressed

Nutella! The nutella here tastes like cardboard yikes!

La baguette de tradition Francaise, some kind of french stick bread

Operas and fraisiers

Cantaloupe sorbet

Cote d'or chocolates and artisan chocolate in general

Foie gras

and les petits crotin de Chavignole

I want to go hooooooome!

I'm 31, he's 3O.

Breastfeeding is the most natural way to feed a baby and I don't see anything wrong with it but it would not harm anybody if it was done with maybe a little more discretion like turning around and act like it's a private moment or maybe not at the table at the restaurant but again ask to use a table in the corner or isolated somewhere. I don't even talk about your own private home, you just have to go in the baby's room or your bedroom, telling politely to your guests that you'll be back after you fed that little baby. I can understand with family members but not with guests, it's rude to impose your nudity even if it's natural.

It must be again one of these cultural differences I don't get, I've never seen a Parisian woman just stop in the middle of the store and pop it out or expose her breast in public for that purpose. I saw a few feeding their babies in the train and they first covered their breast and then were searching for the ####### not the other way around. My friend that breastfeed always just go in another room or ask my help in public to hold the blanket while she gets the nipple in place even tho there is no censure, tits and nipples are seen on commercials, ads, magazine covers, movies, on the beach. Showing a little discretion is just a way to show your consideration for people around you, I guess.

They have a phome number but you have to pay something like $15 to talk to someone, maybe it's worth the try. You'll find their number on their website.

No. I don't have a romantic vision of love.

Awwww there are so cute!!! I can;t get enough of kittens they are just so adorable!

Here is my kitty, Baida. My 6 year old white russian. She travelled with me all the way from France and is a very cute and affectionate little companion.

Why the hell should a Brit or German get to the USA without a visa over a Brazilian who had nothing to do with Sept 11?

Maybe because of conventions, prior to sept 11 BTW, like The Hague Convention, 1961, maybe?

Edited to had the list of countries participating in the convention, linke here >Clicky<

• Albania
  
• Antigua & Barbuda
  
• Argentina
  
• Armenia
  
• Australia
  
• Austria
  
• Bahamas
  
• Belarus
  
• Belgium
  
• Belize
  

• Bosnia & Herzegovina
  
• Botswana
  
• Bulgaria
  
• Colombia
  
• Croatia
  
• Cyprus
  
• Czech Republic
  
• El Salvador
  
• Estonia
  
• Figi
  
• Finland
  
• France
  
• Germany
  
• Greece
  

• Honduras
  
• Hungary
  
• Israel
  
• Italy
  
• Japan
  
• Kazakhstan
  
• Latvia
  
• Lesotho
  
• Liechtenstein
  
• Lithuania
  
• Luxembourg
  
• Macedonia
  
• Malawi
  

• Malta
  
• Marshall Islands
  
• Mauritius
  
• Mexico
  
• Netherlands (Aruba)
  
• Niue (Savage Island)
  
• Norway
  
• Panama
  
• Portugal
  
• Romania
  
• Russia
  
• San Marino
  
• Serbia & Montenegro
  
• Seychelles
  
• Slovak
  

• Slovenia
  
• Spain
  
• South Africa
  
• Suriname
  
• Swaziland
  
• Sweden
  
• Switzerland
  
• Tonga
  
• Trinidad & Tobago
  
• Turkey
  
• Ukraine
  
• United Kingdom & Northern Ireland
  
• United States of America
  
• Venezuela
  
• Yugoslavia
  

I don't think she is wrong, abortion included. If you are against abortion, just don't have one.

French people are rare around here, they all live in California, that sux for me I'm the French token for pretty much everyone I know, family, co-workers etc etc

You're a law breaker and you need to change your behavior. Or go back to France. We don't need law breakers in the US.

Yee-ha!! Git-R-Done cooter!

You all need to better educated yourselves on some US history.

I don't think you know us well enough to judge our US history knowledge...

If one can't see and understand the reference to Rosa Park, then the description fits. And I never directed the remark towards you. You never made any mention of Rosa Parks, so my comment wasn't directed at you.

So what does "You ALL blablabla" means, by all you meant only Dr_LHA???? Why would you use yourselves to speak to or about one person maybe you should "educate" yourself with some English grammar or something or just admit your assumption is wrong.

You're a rather ungrateful kat, aren't you?

I don't carry it with me.

I have a ID card + a driver license card in my wallet.

According to the people I was defending you against, they are telling you that you're a law breaker. You must carry your GC at all times.

You better change course and start carrying your GC.

I guess I was stupid enough to defend you. I won't make that mistake again.

I don't need anybody to defend me... What I do with my green card is my own problem, I don't care what you think and don't care what other people do...

Ungrateful... By not letting you assume some random generalization???

You all need to better educated yourselves on some US history.

I don't think you know us well enough to judge our US history knowledge...

If one can't see and understand the reference to Rosa Park, then the description fits. And I never directed the remark towards you. You never made any mention of Rosa Parks, so my comment wasn't directed at you.

So what does "You ALL blablabla" means, by all you meant only Dr_LHA???? Why would you use yourselves to speak to or about one person maybe you should "educate" yourself with some English grammar or something or just admit your assumption is wrong.

Tomorrow is my birthday and Im so sad today already because I dont have anybody who will just drop by how it was at home. Oh well, my husband is my best freind though, but sometimes you need a female

I know about the Bday, it just went unnoticed. Usualy i go to eat with my friends, a pick nick or something

My friends from France live 9 hours in the future so it's pretty hard to speak to eachother on the phone

I'm not sure I want to do it.

Pumpkin Pie. Yikes!!!

I became a knitoholic, there is not one day when I didn't knit for the last 4 months!!!

My knitting replaced my social interaction with people. I don't really try to speak I just knit, people see I'm busy and we don't have to speak.

Maybe I should look around for some knitting club!!!

Dual Nationality

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A U.S. citizen may acquire foreign citizenship by marriage, or a person naturalized as a U.S. citizen may not lose the citizenship of the country of birth.U.S. law does not mention dual nationality or require a person to choose one citizenship or another. Also, a person who is automatically granted another citizenship does not risk losing U.S. citizenship. However, a person who acquires a foreign citizenship by applying for it may lose U.S. citizenship. In order to lose U.S. citizenship, the law requires that the person must apply for the foreign citizenship voluntarily, by free choice, and with the intention to give up U.S. citizenship.

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