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Jean-Bernard Beauregard

  • The image features a black-and-white mural of a smiling man. The artwork is set against a textured, stone wall, which adds depth to the scene. The man's expression conveys warmth and friendliness, with a prominent smile and bright eyes. The details are finely rendered, showcasing the artist's skill in capturing facial features and expressions. A Macron Tale: The Story of a Perfect Champs Elysees Recipe Jean-Bernard Beauregard · June 2017 Part I: A long, vain introduction
    Let me start with a vain introduction.
    I am French.
    Worse, I belong to the Parisian middle-class.
    After needing 10 years to realize human life is theoretically possible outside of Paris and 10 more to realize it actually exists, I left Paris, and have (…)
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