Mathilde

Rédactrice, grande organisatrice et réseau socialite du Blog de Mathilde. Quand je ne suis pas devant un écran, j’organise des visites guidées de Boston, là où j’ai fondé ma petite entreprise Boston le nez en l’air. Je suis aussi auteure de nombreux guides de voyages, de livres de yoga et de jeux chez des éditeurs français. Suivez-moi sur Instagram, Facebook ou Pinterest.

Being a post-doc at Boston University

Warning. This post may content very geeky stuff. Words “prefrontal cortex” and “robot-rat” have been censored. What do we know about the world of research? Not much, even if you have read  David Lodge books. We

3 days in New York

Everybody has something to say about New York (“I went there, I lived there, I love Woody Allen / Paul Auster / Taxi Driver / cupcakes, etc.. “). Today, we will contribute to the legend of New York too. I would like to spare you some cliches… Well, it may be

Do you have plan for today ?

That’s an usual question that people ask me… but I don’t really know what to say, I’m still trying to figure out what I want do in this country. Let me some time…

Freedom Trail – US history for dummies

My knowledge of the history of the United States looks like Frankenstein’s head: a strange mix. How’s that? Maybe I’ve been watching too much movies, and they slowly shaped my mind: Dances with Wolves, westerns movies, The Godfather, Good Morning Vietnam, Sex

I went to a boxing club

Manu was in a boxing club in Paris. When we arrived in Boston, he tried to find a new club, and took me with him to try this gym.

Football // 2012 Super Bowl

We watched the Super Bowl in a bar, without really understanding the rules of the game though…

What do you eat in the United States?

Prejudices against American food are huge in France. But it’s a bit hypocrite because we love Mac Donald’s burgers… Anyway, I was wondering what we will eat in Boston. And I’m pretty surprised… in a

ICA Contemporary Art & Waterfront

It’s now time to discover the Seaport District, in South Boston, an area we’d never been to before. In this area you can find the Institute of Contemporary Art and a nice walkway along the seaside. We tend

Almost bilingual?

I stammer, I doubt, I don’t know what to say. Well, it’s still pretty hard to understand and be understood. And when it comes to interact with people, I start sweating. I need to improve

Cooking at home

We are settle in Boston for about 2 weeks, and we are still exploring our neighborhood to find nice restaurants.