Québec City - Gem of North America


Bonjour!  Je me souviens.
Hello!  I remember. 

Québec is probably the best kept secret in North America. What a gem!  I have traveled all over Europe and Asia, but I found Québec City to be so charming and so French!  I am a High School French and Spanish teacher and was thrilled to use my French. The people were so warm and friendly.  I fell in love with the quaint old city that began in 1608. The historical walled city was fascinating and easy to explore.  The traditional food was fabulous.  My favorite restaurant was "Le Lapin Sauté", a quaint old restaurant that served great dishes of rabbit and duck, along with delicious traditional desserts.   "Je me souviens" is the motto of Québec.  I will always remember Québec and definitely visit again.

Québec Toursim   http://www.quebecregion.com/en




Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Lovely London - Rich in history

Image
Hiya love! Hi there! My 2nd daughter, Sarah, went to graduate school at the University of London and completed a Masters in Anthropology and Political Science.   I went to visit her for her graduation.  I had never been to the UK even though I had lived in Germany for 3 years with the military.  It was just too expensive to cross the channel back then.  So I was excited about this trip. I love traveling where they speak a different language so it was interesting to see how it would be where they simply spoke a different version of English.  What fun!  There were times I didn't even understand what others were saying and my daughter would "translate" for me!   The thing I loved most about London was all the history.  I found myself immersed with the stories behind everything.  Each night I would read about where I had been and where I was going.  Such a rich history, both beautiful and disturbing. Most of the museums in London are free, so it is a great way
Read more

Learn a Language

Image
Welcome to my language blog!  I love exploring the world and learning languages.  I've lived and traveled to many places around the globe.  Making real connections by communicating in the local language has always been important to me.   I've taught Foreign languages for several years in Public schools.  I have also spent 20 years with military life which allowed me to live, work, or travel to 17 countries.  Sharing my experiences with those who are learning a language has always been great fun for me. Come join me as I share my adventures in languages.  I hope it will inspire you to broaden your horizons, explore your world, and experience the joy of languages! Donna Lansberry www.lansberrylanguage.com For more favorite website or app for learning a language, visit Duolingo:   https://www.duolingo.com /
Read more

Spectacular Spain - Teacher Travel

Image
Spain Cómo estáis vosotros? How are you (all)? Summer 2017, I had a teacher scholarship to go to Spain for Spanish language training.  It was through a wonderful program at Tia Tula at the Universidad de Salamanca.  It was an amazing experience. Several of my friends and daughter joined me or met up with me for part of the journey.  Sarah, Jodi, Barbara, Judy, Margarita, Loren, Kendall and her husband, Beth and her husband.  We explored Madrid, Salamanca, Barcelona, and Granada.   I loved it all but especially the Universidad de Salamanca.  An amazing historical 800 year old University. Exploring Spain with friends and teachers gave us a personal connection and perspective that brought the entire experience to life. For more information about Teacher Scholarships to Salamanca, visit:  https://www.tiatula.com/scholarships-for-teachers/index.php
Read more