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Hi,

I'm Eric. I'm from Montreal, Quebec. It's snowing today, and I'm writing here instead of working. I'm a web strategist and online community manager. So in a sense, I am working...

I am a frog enthusiast. We have 2 fire-bellied toads, 1 green tree frog, and a beautiful bumble bee walking toad.

I speak French in my everyday life.

Voilà for now.

Eric
 
Salut Eric :)

Welcome to the forum!
 
Hi Rob! And sorry for the long long delay before answering... Just back from long Holidays vacation!
 
Bienvenue sur le forum

You will see that there is a lot of information here, this forum is very friendly!
 
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