@Bruno Dart Thank you for the idea Bruno, being a knight is really good.

I want more flames! But seriously, you guys really make our community special. Thank you! Special SHOUT OUTS: Queen @Evelyne Vincent , @Jiyeon Song , @Alex Understated , @Adam Zhang @Fulya Acun , @Gulistan Asan , @Moxa Xie , @Jenny Yu , @Coral Lee and @Taisei Koshida

The name @Pauline Wong @Pauline Borges is derived from the Latin "Paulus", the meaning of which is "small" or "humble". This origin, linked to modesty, reflects an image of simplicity and depth. In Christian history, the name refers to Saint Paul, who played a crucial role in spreading Christianity. The meaning of Pauline can thus also evoke a strong spiritual dimension. The name Pauline originates in Roman Antiquity. It derives from the Latin name "Paulus" which means "small" or "humble". Pauline gained increased popularity in Europe, particularly in France, since the 18th century, under the influence of noble and bourgeois families who appreciated its refined sound. In the Christian context, the name Pauline also recalls Saint Paul, one of the most influential apostles. "Pauline's Day is on January 26th."🌼🌸

Yesterday I posted the TRUE story and origin of the French CROISSANT .🥐 Let's continue today with the French BAGUETTE ! Prepare to be amazed! 🤩 🥖 Rectifications ( Their staple food . 1.08) ( The weight of a loaf , instead of " loft" 1.33 ) (Crips end , instend of "and" 2.34 ) (wheat flour, water, yeast/sourdough, and salt. 3.10) Photo showing , The engineer Fulgence Bienvenüe. Quignon (Crispy end of the baguette) If you don't understand me, please tell me. 👂

This man was always in trouble for doing things, but was well liked by millions. But was he right? 👍😆🤣