If you're new around here, you should know that I'm married to a pretty cool French dude named Tom. He appreciates a fine meal, dresses sharp and insists on wearing slippers in the house. Being in an intercultural relationship can be quite an experience, so here are 6 things that are totally ... Read More about 6 Things that are true when you have a French husband
Are you on the right path?
Someone I cared about recently passed away. It's made me question everything and if I'm on the right path. Something you hear me say often is that life is short and it's been proven to me over and over in so many different ways. ... Read More about Are you on the right path?
The problem with fantasy worlds
A quote at the end of an article I read about the success of a French lifestyle brand got me thinking. The article itself was super interesting and positive, and for some reason, the quote at the end left me feeling weird. And I didn't know why. So to figure it out, I did what I often do when I feel ... Read More about The problem with fantasy worlds
5 Ethical clothing brands in France you need to know about
We have no excuse these days for being uninformed. Google gives us access to any topic under the sun. In just a few keystrokes, we can find out where, how, and under what conditions our favorite companies manufacture our clothing. But the answers aren't always pretty. The documentary The True ... Read More about 5 Ethical clothing brands in France you need to know about
What is the difference between tu and vous in French?
Making mistakes in a foreign language can be embarrassing but we all have our fair share of flubs. For example, one of the most difficult things for English speakers learning French is the difference between tu and vous. Both words mean “you” but tu is the familiar term and vous is the polite form. ... Read More about What is the difference between tu and vous in French?
When living abroad forces you to reinvent yourself
What has shaped your identity and made you into the person you are? Maybe things like where you grew up, your career path, your role in your community, and the people in your inner circle. Identity is complicated. Living abroad complicates it further, but it's not all bad. ... Read More about When living abroad forces you to reinvent yourself
Monday Mishmash 4/23/18
...and it's Monday already. How does that happen? In any case, I hope it's shaping up to be a good one for you. If you're new to Monday Mishmash, it's a conversational roundup-style post with no real purpose other than to chitchat. I update you on happenings around here, share some fun links and let ... Read More about Monday Mishmash 4/23/18
Having an accent is not a defect
I've always been fascinated by accents. In college, I had a thing for British accents after visiting England the summer before my freshman year. A hint of something different in your speech is interesting, and in the case of a foreign accent, it means you speak another language. Maybe the one thing ... Read More about Having an accent is not a defect
5 Insider tips for making the most out of your French winery visit
France is known for its wine, so if you find yourself at a winery sipping up a bit of culture, you'll want to read on. To make the most of your visit, keep my tips for visiting a winery in France in mind. ... Read More about 5 Insider tips for making the most out of your French winery visit
Why you should consider housesitting in France to live like a local
Have you ever wanted to travel abroad and live like a local, but financially it just wasn't possible? Or maybe you have the time and flexibility to travel but just haven't found the right accommodations or opportunity yet. Well, that's where housesitting in France comes in. In exchange for looking ... Read More about Why you should consider housesitting in France to live like a local
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