If you’ve been a faithful reader of my site, you know I give you a real look into expat life in France including useful tips on how to navigate the day to day, the realities of friendship abroad and a general look into my corner of France. Today my post is inspired by HiFX Expat Tip Page (where I'll ... Read More about Dear Future Expats
Rainy day essentials for surviving France weather
While the U.S. is getting pounded with endless blizzards (yes I'm jealous), my little corner of France is getting drenched with one rainy day after another (although it was gorgeous yesterday!). This seemingly endless winter loop of rain, clouds, more rain, maybe an hour of sun and more rain, gets ... Read More about Rainy day essentials for surviving France weather
Something I’ve left behind
Expat blogger pal Cosette in Australia is participating in a an expat blogger challenge with writing prompts from In an Opal Hearted Country. I found out about it a little late but many of the prompts spoke to me, so I’m taking part here and there a little out of order. Today’s topic is “something ... Read More about Something I’ve left behind
February pics of the month: Valentine’s Day treats
Hello... so Valentine's Day is tomorrow! It's a pretty low-key day here and shops do sell red and pink-themed treats and cards for the holiday of love, but it's nowhere near the level of craziness that Valentine's Day is in the U.S. I remember stocking up on pink and red M&M's in Target and ... Read More about February pics of the month: Valentine’s Day treats
How to be a pro at getting a haircut in France
Whether you move across the state or across an ocean, finding a new hair salon and stylist can be a daunting process for anyone -- and that goes double if you've been traumatized by a bad cut. Add in cultural differences and a new language to contend with and you might just forgo that little trim ... Read More about How to be a pro at getting a haircut in France
To get involved or not get involved
I'm calling a timeout on all things France today and shifting gears, OK? An article about a woman named Ada who was almost abducted on a Sydney, Australia, street in broad daylight recently caught my eye and made me wonder how I'd react if I had been there. The alleged abduction attempt took place ... Read More about To get involved or not get involved
The strange noises Americans make
France and the French are easy focuses of my blog because, duh, I live here, but after seeing what a hit my post on the strange noises French people make was with native French and non-native French speakers alike, I figured I'd put the spotlight back on my countrymen. Let's take a look at the ... Read More about The strange noises Americans make
Does France have a census? French census time and a level of formality
It's census time in France! I figured we'd get a few forms in the mail that we'd need to fill out and send back a few weeks later... but nope! They're hand delivered and picked up! And know what two questions they can't ask on the French census? Read on! ... Read More about Does France have a census? French census time and a level of formality
On friendship when you move abroad
Without friends, most of us would probably go insane. Friends are everything -- they're the voices of reason who always know when to speak up, the ones who tell you the truth about how you look in that dress, the only people in the world who would do anything for you and always have your back, the ... Read More about On friendship when you move abroad
France subscription boxes: Les Nouveaux Fromagers
Ahhh, I'll admit it. I think I've crossed over. I'm still American but the French culture is starting to seep in. And I like it. A Facebook friend recently posted about a new subscription box in France and I was intrigued. Les Nouveaux Fromagers delivers a variety of French cheeses to your doorstep ... Read More about France subscription boxes: Les Nouveaux Fromagers
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