In the first few days jet-lag, acclimatization, and culture shock may lead you to lose your temper when you see the airports, railways, and hotels not organized in a way you're used to, but don't forget John Kenneth Galbraith called it a functioning anarchy.
A combination of jet-lag and culture shock may frustrate you for a short while after you arrive.
You'll be amazed to see on arrival that the country is identical to the place where you live.
The man is holding ski poles
Two young men are in a room holding technical equipment.
the dog is drinking
Judy Davis and the News Quiz participants will not be missed.
The man is running around his house.
The old Marais and its Jewish quarter have always been the same.