This post is for my animal lovers! If you’re considering a move to France and want to add a pet to you family or are just curious about what it’s like having a pet in France, read on for one woman's story on adopting a dog from a shelter. ... Read More about Having a pet in France Part 2: Adopting from a shelter
Château de Baugé and the Hôtel-Dieu Apothecary
One thing that never ceases to amaze me about France is that there's always something new to discover. Like castles. There's never one too far out of reach! Everyone knows the Loire Valley is a castle lover's dream, but the nearby Loir Valley has gorgeous castles to discover as well. Let me tell you ... Read More about Château de Baugé and the Hôtel-Dieu Apothecary
How to stay motivated to exercise when you have no energy
I first made working out a part of my life back during my freshman year of college. It was around age 18 that I realized what my body was capable of achieving. My university's gym was a welcome respite from the stress of classes and exams. Weights and cardio become a regular part of my routine and ... Read More about How to stay motivated to exercise when you have no energy
A day out at the Zoo de la Flèche
When's the last time you visited a zoo? Can you even remember? I had to really think when Tom asked me this question last weekend before we headed out to the Zoo de la Flèche, an easy drive from Angers. I think my last zoo trip was in 7th grade when our whole class went to the Bronx Zoo. Yeah, it ... Read More about A day out at the Zoo de la Flèche
Having a pet in France Part 1: Going to the vet
Our furry family members deserve quality medical care and I'm happy to report that my experience with French veterinarians has been top notch. Vet care in France is one of my favorite things about living here and probably makes my top three list of things I love about France. That's not to say that ... Read More about Having a pet in France Part 1: Going to the vet
The brand new Oui In France Shop is open for business!
Friday is a good day. Today is an especially good Friday! I'm so excited to tell you about the new and improved Oui In France Shop! : :: ::: cuts virtual grand opening ribbon ::: :: : Version 2.0 went live this morning and I hope you'll check it out. There are a few changes -- and new products! ... Read More about The brand new Oui In France Shop is open for business!
What I love about fall
If you're not paying attention, you might miss it. Fall's brisk air will catch you by surprise. One day it's summer and you're in a t-shirt, and the next day you're bundled up with a scarf and gloves, but it's that in between time that's so important to savor. The fresh air is invigorating. The ... Read More about What I love about fall
Quick French Lesson: Where is the Loire Valley and why can it be confusing?
Welcome to another Quick French Lesson! Today, I have a geography lesson for you that's been the source of many misunderstandings over the years. Where is the Loire Valley? Well, first things first... ... Read More about Quick French Lesson: Where is the Loire Valley and why can it be confusing?
When the French sound formal unintentionally
When you start learning French, you'll notice right away that the French use seemingly formal words to express casual sentiments. Are the French actually more formal? Not necessarily. Let me give you a few examples of what I mean in French and how it carries over into English. ... Read More about When the French sound formal unintentionally
A book review: Pancakes in Paris by Craig Carlson
You only have to eat at Breakfast in America once to realize that you've stumbled upon something special. Serving American comfort food in the heart of Paris, Breakfast in America was the first diner of its kind to offer milkshakes, pancakes, real American bacon, and more at an affordable price. It ... Read More about A book review: Pancakes in Paris by Craig Carlson
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