The World Cup started a week ago and I still haven't seen a match. I still don't know how the famous vuvuzelas sound. As you can see I am not following this World Cup very closely.Something I know is that after yesterday's match between Spain and Switzerland, Swedes are making some jokes like "people in America often mix Sweden and Switzerland so many of them must think we've won yesterday, that's nice". A bit of comfort for the Swedes that didn't qualify.
Something I've know for a couple of month however is that the 17th of June was going to be an important date. It's the day when France is meeting Mexico. As you may know, I have many Mexican friends here in Gothenburg and we're going to watch the match together tonight. It will be fun.
And as much as I love Mexico and my Mexican friends, I'm still French so I chose carefully my clothes yesterday evening (yes I choose my clothes in the evening, saves me some precious minutes and stress in the mornings). What do you think?
Allez les bleus!
So chic ta tenue bleue, blanc, rouge... trés discrète!
ReplyDeleteAs tu pensé aux accessoires comme les supportrices argentines croisées ds le métro de Barcelone ( bracelet, barrettes etc...)
wonderful...!!!
ReplyDeletet'es la plus française des suédoises!
Norore: non pas de tenue jusqu'au bout des ongles, je ne suis pas aussi afficionada que ca. ;)
ReplyDeleteMatth: :)
Superbe tenue en effet! :-)
ReplyDeleteMais de ton beau pays des princesses qui se marient avec leur prof de gym, tu as suivi un peu le folklore de l'équipe de France?! (si on peut appeler ça une équipe!)
alors....? toujours aussi fière d'etre en bleu blanc rouge, avec le roman qui se déroule à la coupe du monde?...!!! ;-)
ReplyDeleteFanny, Matth: je ne suis pas habillée en bleu, blanc, rouge aujourd'hui, ca je peux vous l'assurer... Pas facile d'être francaise ces jours-ci...
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