Thanksgiving 2011 Paris?
Last activity 14 November 2011 by Ecila
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Hello there,
I'm an international student living in Paris.
I was wondering if there are any Americans in the city who will be celebrating Thanksgiving this year (November 2011) in their home. I've never experienced a real Thanksgiving so thought it might be interesting to do so with fellow North Americans in France.
I am a nice, curious and sincere soul, looking for people who are kind enough to extend their hospitality in order to open my eyes about the importance of this tradition.
PS: Learning how to cook a Thanksgiving meal has always been one of my dreams.
Drop me a message and I will gladly provide more information to make this meeting much more comfortable. This is truly a genuine search without meaning for this notice to sound like an abrupt ad.
Thank you!! 
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