[Horsey mags?]

There are several 'Horsey' magazines available, both aimed at adults and children. I have no idea which are 'popular with the Brits' though. You should go to a decent Presse and have a look at them, perhaps you could judge by the content which is best for your target market.

[Tempo electric - shock!]

Have you got some dodgy neighbours who have connected themselves into your metre?

[Le Plus Bel Homme du Monde]

No sign of Frederic Michalak in the list. He is sooooooooo cute

[Bravo Ellen]

Felicitations Ellen.

I saw the report on her record breaking journey on French TV this morning. She was 'interviewed' by phone and her team were interveiwed in Falmouth, and guess what, both spoke in French, double Bravo!!

[Lady Doctors]

Have you tried scanning through the pages jaune looking for female christian names of the doctors. It doesn't take long and most are obvious. Sadly, there aren't too many female generalistes here.

[Where to buy Sun Awning]

Cannot give you a name, but look under 'Stores' in Pages Jaune.

[limousin - what do you think?]

Tonights episode of A Place In The Sun is from the Limousin region, if you're interested.

[Has it affected you?]

I find this subject quite interesting. Whether you are commuters or holiday home owners, when you decide to buy abroad, you really cannot rely on current transport links on a long term basis. Business is business and if an operator 'needs' or wants to change their routes/timetables then you really cannot expect them to start giving you discounts on other routes or pandering to your needs, they are running a business and will make changes to it to the benefit of the company's profits which might not necessarily benefit all the customers (and staff come to that). I certainly would not rely on a transport link when making a major purchase such as a home, especially if I was intending to live there but work in another COUNTRY!

[aidez-moi svp]

Found this website:

http://www.maigrir-plaisir.com/tailleF2.htm

Use the middle boxes 'desmoiselles' and click on the french or UK size you want to check. Doesn't help with the T sizes though.

[aidez-moi svp]

46 = 16

48 = 18

Though I'm not sure if going down the sizes you could just deduct 30 to get the UK size!! (This is a bit of a give-away to my size )

[vintage a la 2003]

I'm no expert, but doesn't it depend on which wine you're talking about. Some wines are supposed to be drunk young where-as others benefit from laying down. What wine were you talking about?

[Beer, Beer, Beer.]

Auchan Sterling Lager. 20 + 4 free 25cl bottles for €4 (on offer - usually €4.70) 4.5/vol. Good lager, good value.

[DIETING 2005]

If I could reach 161 I would be more than happy - then I'll see how I look, I really don't want to be 'fat & 40' next year!!

[DIETING 2005]

Can I join in?

Pre-Christmas weight = roughly 180lb's (sorry - don't usually 'do' kilo's unless required by medics). Has been that for about 6 years.

Post Christmas weight = 188lbs (oops!)

Have stopped drinking alcohol, am drinking loads of water (though still less than the required daily amount), and eating sensibly without picking or nibbling.

So far, in less than two weeks, have lost 5lb - yipee.

Target weight - not sure yet, but I reckon to get to my ideal weight for my height (5' 6")/build I need to lose about 40lbs.