u/Cautious-Brief9225

Bonjour!

(Pardonnez-moi, Je suis une étudiante de français, Je se tromperai dans mon grammaire)

Je vais visiter Montréal pour 4 jours le mois prochain, et je suis une "foodie", et je veux gouter beaucoup de cuisines au Montréal! D'abord, J'ai un reservation au Virguna, et aussi je vais aller au Schwartz's, mais je veux aller à un restaurant français. Je suis une personne, j'ai 19 ans, et je ne veut pas depenser plus de 120 CAD, si je peut l'éviter. Maintenant, J'essaye de decider entre la Casavant, la Salle Climatisée, ou le Limbo. Quel restautant deivrais-je visiter? Où, avez-vous des recommendations?

Merci beaucoup!!!!

Hi all... I'm looking for some guidance. I'm a university student, and I've learned that I learn best when I write all my notes analog. (This isn't a surprise to you all, but I've found it's quite uncommon in university these days) I'm trying to find a simple notebook for my notes, and I need some help. Here, I've outlined some things I'm looking for and some notebooks I've tried. I was hoping some learned notebook nerds could help me out!

I'm looking for:

- 6.5 mm lines (6 and 7, really),

- Paper that dries quickly and doesn't smudge when mildliners are applied over ballpoint and gel pen ink.

- a cover that lies flat,

- A5 or thereabouts sizing,

- Simple, one color covers,

I've gotten close with midori notebooks, but I've found that I can't use highlighters on the pages and the pale covers get dirty and worn out very quickly, and not in a cute way!

Any advice?

Hi all! (If you are my players, shield your eyes.) I'm running a chronicle under the idea that all of the elders of a early 20th century city have disappeared (with a beckoning-like event), leaving a few ancillae and fledgelings to try to navigate the very tumultuous city politics. A: is there any way I can explain this with lore? B: what types of conflicts would you recommend I have them deal with?