Falling Off Bicycles Blog

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// Anyone still not have their Christmas tree? 🌲 This Parisian florist has a few if you need one. I grew up decorating the tree the weekend after Thanksgiving but this year I was ready for some Christmas cheer before Halloween. 🙊 I only acted on it through music, though. 😄 Now I’m surrounded by no fewer than five Christmas trees, and to be honest I’m not sure it’s enough. 😆🤣 Anyone else love Christmas trees 🎄 as much as I do? 🙋🏼‍♀️ #fallingoffbicycles #fob_bicycle💚🚲 Also, little fact about this photo... I seem to be a magnet for the rue Montorgueil trash truck 🚛, so naturally when I was here to shoot this it was there taking its sweet time getting down the street. When you’re dining on a café terrace this is super unpleasant, but this particular day it was super helpful as it blocked all the traffic so I could step back and shoot the full façade for a few minutes. #fob🚲_christmas

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// A very Happy Thanksgiving to all who celebrate! $// A very Happy Thanksgiving to all who celebrate! 🍁🍠🌰🍽 Living in a foreign country means I get to share these traditions with people from a variety of other cultures, and although that can put enormous work and pressure on the Americans in the group, it’s become one of my favorite things about this holiday. Last year I shared Thanksgiving with Aussie, Irish, and French friends, and this year it was French and Colombian. The sentiment of giving thanks for what we have is something we can all get behind and something that is easy, puts priorities quickly into perspective, and generates more to be grateful for. {My secret favorite thing about the whole day is asking people to share a couple of things they’re thankful for. This opens people up to share sentiments that are not always spoken of freely.} To those who don’t celebrate Thanksgiving, I hope you’ll find yourself a North American friend (Canadians celebrate too although I’m not familiar with their traditions) who will share this special day with you. 🧡💛 Many thanks for being here and part of the #fallingoffbicycles community. #fob_bicycle💚🚲 #fob_julia 📸: @makeupbyjoleen$

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