Only one more day of grade 9. WHAT?! Where has the year gone? Seriously, yesterday was August or something. I've got a question for you people: what happens when you're friends with someone but then you start to dislike them? Like, you can't stand being around them and anything they do annoys you. Last time we tried talking to her, she told us she has OCD, but then she's never mentioned it again. Funny, how conveniently it just came up. It also ended in tears. The time before that, when we had a problem with someone, we talked to her and she was perfectly rational and normal about it and she's stopped doing what annoyed us. Now, we're tighter than ever.
Forty-eight French words that are used commonly in the English language:1. Abattoir (slaughter house)
2. Adieu (bye)
3. Amuse-Bouche (small, bite-sized hors-d'oeurve)
4. Armoire (wardrobe)
5. Art Nouveau (Literally new art)
6. Au contraire (on the contrary)
7. Au pair (Nanny)
8. Au revoir (see you later!)
9. Avant Garde (A group or style that is inventive or innovative on one or more levels)
10. Baguette (well, it is what it is)
11. Ballet
12. Belle (A beautiful woman or girl)
13. Blase (Unimpressed with something because of it's over-familiarity)
14. Bon Appetite (enjoy your meal)
15. Bon Voyage (Good trip!)
16. Bouquet (A handful of flowers)
17. Brioche (A sweet yeast bun)
18. Brunette (A brown-haired girl)
19. Bureau (desk)
20. Cafe (A coffee shop)
21. Chaise Lounge (A long chair for reclining)
22. Chanteuse (A female singer)
23. Chauffeur (Driver)
24. Cliche
25. Clique
26. Concierge
27. Creme Brulee
28. Creme de la creme (best of the 'crop')
29. creme freche
30. Crepe
31. Critique
32. Depot
33. Denouement
34. Dossier
35. Eau de Cologne
36. Eclair
37. En garde
38. En route
39. Entree
40. Escargot
41. Extraordinaire
42. Faux
43. Faux pas
44. Fiancee
45. Flambe
46. Foie Gras
47. Garcon
48. Impasse
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