One of the things I miss the most from my NYC life is the studio fitness scene. I lived for trying fun exercise classes in gyms and studios back home because not only was it good for my body and mind, but it was a great way to feel like a part of something. Unfortunately, in my area of France (and ... Read More about Peloton app review: Why I love this cycling app
Monday Mishmash 7/30/18
And just like that, July is almost over... how's everyone doing? Is summer treating you OK? This is a series I do called Monday Mishmash, and if you’re new to my blog, it’s a conversational roundup-style post with no real purpose other than to chitchat. I update you on happenings around here, share ... Read More about Monday Mishmash 7/30/18
How to find a job in France and why it’s not impossible
"If there's a will, there's a way." This old adage has proven true for me time and time again and I believe that if you put your mind to something, you'll get there. It might take a while. The path might not be linear. But you'll get there, whatever it is. Maybe you've considered living or ... Read More about How to find a job in France and why it’s not impossible
13 Everyday things that always give me a boost
You know that feeling you get when something good happens, no matter how small? A little burst of happiness that makes you smile, fills you with joy, or makes you feel appreciated? Yah, you know what I mean. I wish I could bottle that feeling up and keep it in my pocket for when I need a pick me up. ... Read More about 13 Everyday things that always give me a boost
The hardest parts of living abroad in France
It's easy to find a million reasons why you should move abroad to France. But once you're here, is life perfect? Of course not! Let's talk about the hardest parts of living abroad in France. ... Read More about The hardest parts of living abroad in France
Places we saw while cycling the Mediterranean coast
If you've been following along on the blog, you'll know that Tom and I cycled the Mediterranean coast of France and Spain back in May. I told you all about the cycling experience with Purely Pyrenees and now it's time for me to show you the places we saw along the way. Cycling is always a good time ... Read More about Places we saw while cycling the Mediterranean coast
3 French rosé wine picks for summer
I've been on a rosé kick lately and these 3 bottles from Provence are ones you need to know about. They're all available in the USA and are delicious. ... Read More about 3 French rosé wine picks for summer
27 Random UK observations and Scotland road trip pics
Salut! Tom and I are on vacation in Scotland with family, but I thought I'd check in with a quick post. I haven't spent any time in the UK in years, so here are a bunch of random observations about our trip -- mostly based on things we saw and did in Scotland -- along with some of my favorite photos ... Read More about 27 Random UK observations and Scotland road trip pics
Cycling in France and Spain: What it’s like cycling the Mediterranean with Purely Pyrenees
France never ceases to amaze me! I say that quite often because it's true. Last week, Tom and I got back from our trip down south on the Mediterranean Sea where we cycled (on electric bikes) from Collioure, France, to Cadaqués, Spain with Purely Pyrenees. I can't recommend the experience enough, so ... Read More about Cycling in France and Spain: What it’s like cycling the Mediterranean with Purely Pyrenees
Ice in French rosé wine? Yes, if it’s a Piscine
Is ice in wine a do or a don't? I asked my Facebook group this very question and the overwhelming majority said ice in wine is a don't, especially when out in public. But several admitted (as did I) that we've added ice to white wine that we've forgotten to put in the fridge. Is there an acceptable ... Read More about Ice in French rosé wine? Yes, if it’s a Piscine