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In 2008, after graduating from Concordia University in Montreal, I embarked for a new adventure in Paris. In my suitcase: Akira, my dog. I am passionate about travel and culture which made Paris a great city for me with its two international airports and its lively cultural calendar.<\/p>\n

Far from home, Thoracic Outlet Syndrome was a hardship I was not prepared to face alone. After 9 years in Paris and becoming a French citizen, the call for home was too strong to ignore.<\/p>\n

I miss the proximity of Europe, but I am learning to enjoy my life back in North America… with Akira of course !<\/p>\n

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Sur un Boeing Bleu de Mer, what’s with the name ?<\/h2>\n

No Quebecer would ever ask me what the name of my blog means but here’s an explanation for those of you who are not familiar with the name.<\/p>\n

It translates roughly into “On a Sea-Blue Boeing,” it’s the lyrics to the chorus of a song\u00a0 by Robert Charlebois called Je reviendrai \u00e0 Montr\u00e9al<\/em> (I will return to Montreal). In this song, he laments on how he misses the province of Quebec and its northern winters. I listened to it with great nostalgia (and tears) while I was abroad. I have found a website where the French lyrics were translated into English ->here<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Photography<\/h2>\n

Photography is a hobby that I have enjoyed since I was five years old. As the years passes, my gear has evolved. Here is what I currently use:<\/p>\n

Camera:<\/p>\n