u/Pretend_Sub22

Hey guys,

I love watching movies. My partner loves them too, but she's not into the artistry of cinema, for her it's more about entertainment (which I totally get).

To her, a good movie can't be a "slow" one. By slow I mean films that take their time building atmosphere or lingering on emotional beats. She actually loves romance, but movies like The Perks of Being a Wallflower or The Notebook feel way too long and drawn-out for her. She'd rather have something that keeps the momentum going and stays engaging throughout.

I'd love to watch films with her that fit her taste (honestly, I'm just happy to watch anything with her). Any recommendations?

Thanks a lot !

Salut !

J’ai récemment lu la trilogie Le Siècle, de Ken Follett, et je l’ai sincèrement adorée. J’aimerais continuer à lire des ouvrages dans le domaine de la politique. J’ai évidemment lu les livres de Giuliano da Empoli, et je me demandais si vous aviez des suggestions (française ou non) d’ouvrages politiques dans ce style.

Je préférerais toutefois des romans. J’ai déjà lu plusieurs essais politiques et, même si je les trouve très intéressants, j’ai davantage envie de lire des romans en ce moment.

Dans l’idéal, j’aimerais lire du contenu québécois ou, à tout le moins, canadien, mais je ne suis pas entièrement fermé à l’idée de découvrir des ouvrages politiques provenant d’ailleurs !

Merci beaucoup ! :)

What’s up !

Like everyone else, I’m looking for a stable job in today’s job market. Right now, I have a great opportunity lined up for the next four or five months, but I’m not sure what I’ll do after that.

There are several elections coming up during this period, including the U.S. midterm elections, the Quebec general election, and numerous municipal elections in Ontario and Prince Edward Island. I was wondering whether you think the job market might become a little more interesting as a result.

Since I already work in an international environment, I could work in the United States as well as in Canada.

Thanks :)