Thank you for sharing your video it was lovely! And served as a wonderful way to better introduce my son to Ernest Hemingway and the places he loved. (He's a pre-teen as has little interest/attention in such things. So your shorter and direct style was perfect!) Seeing the locations differences and likenesses between today and the brilliance of the roaring 1920s was also a charming touch. I'm a descendant of Ernest Hemingway and this was a fun opportunity to teach my son about his family lineage. I hope you will continue to make more videos similar to this. Maybe another including Ernest and some of his more recognized friends such as Picasso, the Fitzgeralds, etc. Try to set your perfectionism aside and allow yourself to enjoy your artistic outlet. You did a great job putting this together! But I too struggle with perfectionism and can naturally relate. Best wishes and I hope to see more from you. Cheers
Thanks for your thoughtful comment! It's nice to hear that people are enjoying my videos :) How neat that you are descended from such a fascinating and talented man! If you come to Paris, it's definitely worth taking the time to walk in Hemingway's footsteps. The shops and cafés have opened up again, so we've returned to some sense of normalcy. I appreciate your encouragement! My motto is "done is better than perfect," but I always have to ignore the urge to get that one last detail right. I'm currently working on some geopoltics videos, but am considering more people/culture centered videos such as F Scott Fitzgerald and other Americans in Paris. Stay tuned!
Good job. Do another vid now that covid is mostly gone. Marshall Ney survived the Russia campaign, and the Waterloo Campaign. He was executed by the Royalists after Napoleon was overthrown the second time.
Fascinating, thanks for sharing! I actually did a follow-up video in Augst 2021 after most restrictions were lifted ua-cam.com/video/J80q57iFmyw/v-deo.html
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Thank you for sharing your video it was lovely! And served as a wonderful way to better introduce my son to Ernest Hemingway and the places he loved. (He's a pre-teen as has little interest/attention in such things. So your shorter and direct style was perfect!) Seeing the locations differences and likenesses between today and the brilliance of the roaring 1920s was also a charming touch. I'm a descendant of Ernest Hemingway and this was a fun opportunity to teach my son about his family lineage. I hope you will continue to make more videos similar to this. Maybe another including Ernest and some of his more recognized friends such as Picasso, the Fitzgeralds, etc. Try to set your perfectionism aside and allow yourself to enjoy your artistic outlet. You did a great job putting this together! But I too struggle with perfectionism and can naturally relate. Best wishes and I hope to see more from you. Cheers
Thanks for your thoughtful comment! It's nice to hear that people are enjoying my videos :) How neat that you are descended from such a fascinating and talented man! If you come to Paris, it's definitely worth taking the time to walk in Hemingway's footsteps. The shops and cafés have opened up again, so we've returned to some sense of normalcy.
I appreciate your encouragement! My motto is "done is better than perfect," but I always have to ignore the urge to get that one last detail right. I'm currently working on some geopoltics videos, but am considering more people/culture centered videos such as F Scott Fitzgerald and other Americans in Paris. Stay tuned!
I've now made a follow-up video to this one, check it out if you're interested!
ua-cam.com/video/J80q57iFmyw/v-deo.html
I love your Channel! Thank you for sharing your thoughts and sharing knowledge as well 🥂✨
Thanks for watching!
Found your channel through reddit. Love this content. Subscribed. Keeping going with this.
Thank you, your comment really means a lot! Glad to have a new subscriber :)
This is so soothing and enriching. Can't wait for the next video. :)
Thanks for watching! Where was your favorite place?
I enjoyed the virtual walk with you around town! Paris me manque trop ! 💕
Hope you can come see it in person soon!
I will definitely read this book before going to Paris by the end of this year 💘
I recommend it, you'll see the city in a whole new light!
Awesome. !!
Thanks!
Thanks for the interesting tour and information.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching
Great video! Hope to see you in Paris soon!
Thanks, I can't wait either! What are you must-sees in Paris?
@@Cultural_Encounters The café with the bears.
@@cchhrriiss1202 I found out yesterday that many cafés have similar teddy bears now. They will probably be gone once the customers come back
Good job. Do another vid now that covid is mostly gone. Marshall Ney survived the Russia campaign, and the Waterloo Campaign. He was executed by the Royalists after Napoleon was overthrown the second time.
Fascinating, thanks for sharing! I actually did a follow-up video in Augst 2021 after most restrictions were lifted ua-cam.com/video/J80q57iFmyw/v-deo.html
A lot is left....! All the resturants, hotels and bars.... still there.
I live in Princeton, Paris is my favorite place, I have read this book and several others I am not a Poppa fan. I will be back when it is rational.
He certainly had his faults, but it was interesting to imagine what Paris would have looked like from his eyes.