What do you mean by "He is so FRENCH?"
I THINK I KNOW. KIND OF ;)
THIS IS A POST ABOUT
BJOU SKATING
TO FRENCHMUSIC
2002-2003
"NOS DIFFÉRENCES"
"AIGLE NOIR"
"MA GUEULE"
(YEAH IK IK, THIS OUTFIT ETC. BUT HE WAS SOOO FINE, WHEN HE WAS 18)
"LE LACS DU CONNEMARA"
(THIS IS JUST TOO ADORABLE, OMG)
2003-2004
"ON SE RETROUVERA"
"J'AI DEMANDÉ À LA LUNE"
(LOVE LOVE LOVE)
2005-2006
"MON AMI"
"LE ROI SOLEIL"
2006-2007
"TU AURAIS DU ME DIRE"
GALA ON THE RED SQUARE
(HE WAS FREEZING, I GUESS)
ETA: The song is: "SOS D'un Terrien en Detresse."
ALSO, I THINK YOU NEED TO KNOW THIS STORY:
Brian:It was so beautiful to skate in Red Square at night. I was very proud because this show presented all of the Russian skating team - the country's very best - and I was so happy to be invited to be a part of it. The show was great, and I skated two numbers. I found it a little difficult because it was very cold and I could barely open my eyes on the ice with so much snow coming down. I only found out two weeks ahead of time that I would perform in Red Square, so it was a big surprise, and an honor. Getting back to France was difficult (laughing). I left quite early in the morning, around 6:00 a.m., to catch my flight at the airport, and in the process forgot my passport at the hotel. When I had first checked in, the front desk said they require that travelers on a Visa leave their passport with them. As soon as I got to the airport I realized my mistake, missed my flight, and got back into a taxi to head back to the hotel. However, the taxi dropped me off not at the hotel but a short distance away.
As I was standing in the street with my suitcase, two policemen stopped me, I guess because they recognized I was a foreigner, and wanted to see my passport. Of course, I didn't have it on me, but we couldn't find a language to communicate in. They took me to the passport control office, and over and over, kept asking for the document. This went on for an hour, and I was very nervous. Every time it was the same question, "Where is your passport?" I was alone, and even though I tried to speak with them in English, they were speaking in Russian and it wasn't working. Finally I showed them my skates, explaining that I was a skater. One policeman recognized me and then thankfully drove me back to the hotel to get the passport. Air France still had one more flight to Paris that day, so I was able to get home.
Kathleen: Why didn't you just make it easier on yourself right away and have them contact one of the Russian skaters? They're heroes in their homeland.
Brian: (Laughing) When I finally thought to show them my skates, I did. They didn't speak English but as soon as I said I knew Alexei Yagudin, they said, "Good, good!"
2008-2009 + FOI 2010
"MADELEINE"
(AWWW, YOU KNOW "MADELEINE", RIGHT?)
2009-2010
"MERCI"
(THIS ONE IS SAD)
"LE PATINEUR"
"L'ASSASYMPHONIE"
(YEAH, THAT'S THE SAME COSTUME FROM "LE ROI SOLEIL"...)
Merci pour votre temps ;)
AND I'LL JUST LEAVE YOU WITH BJOU AND HIS STUFFED ANIMALS
THIS IS A POST ABOUT
BJOU SKATING
TO FRENCHMUSIC
2002-2003
"NOS DIFFÉRENCES"
Click to view"AIGLE NOIR"
"MA GUEULE"
(YEAH IK IK, THIS OUTFIT ETC. BUT HE WAS SOOO FINE, WHEN HE WAS 18)
"LE LACS DU CONNEMARA"
(THIS IS JUST TOO ADORABLE, OMG)
2003-2004
"ON SE RETROUVERA"
"J'AI DEMANDÉ À LA LUNE"
(LOVE LOVE LOVE)
2005-2006
"MON AMI"
"LE ROI SOLEIL"
2006-2007
"TU AURAIS DU ME DIRE"
GALA ON THE RED SQUARE
(HE WAS FREEZING, I GUESS)
ETA: The song is: "SOS D'un Terrien en Detresse."
ALSO, I THINK YOU NEED TO KNOW THIS STORY:
Brian:It was so beautiful to skate in Red Square at night. I was very proud because this show presented all of the Russian skating team - the country's very best - and I was so happy to be invited to be a part of it. The show was great, and I skated two numbers. I found it a little difficult because it was very cold and I could barely open my eyes on the ice with so much snow coming down. I only found out two weeks ahead of time that I would perform in Red Square, so it was a big surprise, and an honor. Getting back to France was difficult (laughing). I left quite early in the morning, around 6:00 a.m., to catch my flight at the airport, and in the process forgot my passport at the hotel. When I had first checked in, the front desk said they require that travelers on a Visa leave their passport with them. As soon as I got to the airport I realized my mistake, missed my flight, and got back into a taxi to head back to the hotel. However, the taxi dropped me off not at the hotel but a short distance away.
As I was standing in the street with my suitcase, two policemen stopped me, I guess because they recognized I was a foreigner, and wanted to see my passport. Of course, I didn't have it on me, but we couldn't find a language to communicate in. They took me to the passport control office, and over and over, kept asking for the document. This went on for an hour, and I was very nervous. Every time it was the same question, "Where is your passport?" I was alone, and even though I tried to speak with them in English, they were speaking in Russian and it wasn't working. Finally I showed them my skates, explaining that I was a skater. One policeman recognized me and then thankfully drove me back to the hotel to get the passport. Air France still had one more flight to Paris that day, so I was able to get home.
Kathleen: Why didn't you just make it easier on yourself right away and have them contact one of the Russian skaters? They're heroes in their homeland.
Brian: (Laughing) When I finally thought to show them my skates, I did. They didn't speak English but as soon as I said I knew Alexei Yagudin, they said, "Good, good!"
2008-2009 + FOI 2010
"MADELEINE"
(AWWW, YOU KNOW "MADELEINE", RIGHT?)
2009-2010
"MERCI"
(THIS ONE IS SAD)
"LE PATINEUR"
"L'ASSASYMPHONIE"
(YEAH, THAT'S THE SAME COSTUME FROM "LE ROI SOLEIL"...)
Merci pour votre temps ;)
AND I'LL JUST LEAVE YOU WITH BJOU AND HIS STUFFED ANIMALS