After moving to France, one of the first things you'll want to do is open a French bank account. You'll need a French bank account to pay your bills, to easily withdraw cash, and to get paid by your employer, for starters. Sometimes simply opening a bank account in France can seem like a catch-22 ... Read More about How to open a French bank account as an American
What I learned after my YouTube video went viral
Over the past week, my behind-the-scenes bakery video from November has taken off on YouTube, and at the time of writing this, it's surpassed 200k views. For a small channel like mine, that is HUGE and I couldn't be happier about it. Here's what I've learned. ... Read More about What I learned after my YouTube video went viral
Wine suitcase: How to bring wine on a plane
Raise your hand if you've brought wine back home in your suitcase after being abroad. Yup, I'm raising my hand... you too? If you've brought wine home in your checked luggage, you know that nervous feeling at baggage claim all too well. There's always a moment of panic when you hold your breath as ... Read More about Wine suitcase: How to bring wine on a plane
Galette des rois recipe: January is French king cake time
This time of year, it’s all about the resolutions, reflections and galette des rois if you’re in France. Just when you thought the gluttony of the holiday season was over, every boulangerie around is tempting you with frangipane masterpieces that are too good to resist. What are these delectable ... Read More about Galette des rois recipe: January is French king cake time
Why New Year’s resolutions aren’t BS
This time of year, we all have the best of intentions. Everyone and their mother is reflecting on last year, setting goals and working on how to better themselves in the year ahead. Health goals top the list of resolutions. ... Read More about Why New Year’s resolutions aren’t BS
How living in France helps me to embrace a sustainable lifestyle
In recent years, I've made a shift to try to live a more sustainable life. I haven't done anything extraordinary but small actions that take barely any effort add up over time. Here are some things I do to live more sustainably in France. ... Read More about How living in France helps me to embrace a sustainable lifestyle
3 Considerations before booking a European cruise (plus the one I’ve been eyeing)
Have you ever met anyone who insisted they weren't a cruise person, that cruises weren't for them and then after going on a cruise, they completely changed their tune and now go on a cruise for pretty much every vacation? Or maybe you're that person. I've met several cruise converts and it's for the ... Read More about 3 Considerations before booking a European cruise (plus the one I’ve been eyeing)
On getting up again
Have you ever had one of those days that just crushes you? You're stressed, overwhelmed, and about to lose it and all you can do is sit on the couch in your pajamas and stare at a wall? An old college friend used to call her meltdowns "mini flip outs" and I had one last week. Your to-do lists, ... Read More about On getting up again
5 Quick picks: Podcasts that hooked me from the first episode
Any other podcast lovers out there? Considering how long podcasts have been around, I'm late to the game. I started listening to podcasts regularly last winter after getting a new phone that had storage space for fun things like apps and photos. A friend told me about podcasts she loved while ... Read More about 5 Quick picks: Podcasts that hooked me from the first episode
5 Quick picks: Books worth a look
Are you an avid reader or have books taken a backseat to other interests? What's your favorite genre? If you're like me, you read a ton as a kid and teenager but don't get your hands on as many books as you'd like these days. Even if I don't read quite as much as I used to for pleasure, it's still ... Read More about 5 Quick picks: Books worth a look
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