Bonjour, mamma.

           Coq au vin from Courtney Milko on Vimeo . En français:  Coq au vin   En anglais:  Rooster with wine Why: Delicious meal that dates back to Julius Caesar How: See recipe above To friends and family that are craving something absolutely delicious, I promise my take on this recipe will not disappoint.   Bon appetit! <><

In honor of French club this evening, I have dedicated this post to the sweetest little French thing.. ... all my French bloggers out there ( Je sais pour certain que vous l'aimerez . je promets) for all you non-French bloggers out there- you must know this little darling actually speaks quite well.

If you know anything about me, you know I'm irrevocably in love with film; especially French films. Jeux D'Enfants seriously warmed my soul. For starters, the beginning captures your heart when they introduce the two characters as playful, rebellious children. Then you see them progress into adults, still clinging to their childhood habits (basically daredevils). The progression of love, the directors ability to splatter the reality of insecurities on the screen and the front-faced cartoon cutouts used throughout will make you think "humans are brilliant and I'm inspired." It's movies like this that make me want to jump up from my seat and start loving the person next to me, beer belly, webbed feet, crooked smile and all.