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Bienvenue! I believe in… not rushing through the week just to get to the weekend. Letting your hair down. Being kind, always. Getting a good sweat on. Living in athleisure. Being comfortable but finding a way to push yourself. Getting excited about life’s simple pleasures. Drinking iced coffee when it’s cold out. Making time for your pet. Going after what you want. Taking risks. Treating yourself often. Traveling to places that intrigue you. Life is meant to be lived. Let’s keep moving forward.

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While I don't do a lot of fashion content, when I come across something I love, of course I'm going to share! I first heard of @kosantravel a couple of months ago and loved their pieces and the fact they donate to human rights causes. I made a shift a couple of years ago to focus on buying from ethical brands and educating myself in this area. If you're in need of some new travel clothes and want to support brands doing good in the world, look no further.

So what am I wearing here? Kosan sent me (merci!) 1️⃣Kosan Go Travel Dress and 2️⃣Women's Go Travel Rain Jacket. Both pieces are absolutely beautiful and well made.

👗The dress has 4 hidden pockets, 2 different skirt lengths that you adjust with discreet snaps, and the material won't show sweat. It's also wrinkle resistant, so put it on right out of your suitcase. It can be dressed up or down or even worn with a camisole bra at the longer length in a more conservative setting.

☔️The raincoat is incredibly light at 14 oz, has a flattering fit complete with an adjustable drawstring waist, and packs away into a carrying pouch. The luxe nylon twill is breathable and waterproof and truly a stunning piece. Both will be travel staples of mine! Lastly, the dress and raincoat hold special meaning because my mom -- who passed away Oct. 4 -- saw me in both and helped take these pictures. She especially loved the raincoat. ❤️
#kosantravel #travelclothes #traveldress #raincoats #ethicalfashion #travelfashion #ecofriendlyfashion #kosangotraveldress #gifted #ad

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Pandemic aside, this past year has been the most difficult of my entire life. This summer, I spent a month and a half in the U.S. with my family because two of my relatives had terminal cancer. One passed away a week after I left last time and my mom just passed away October 4, 2021. Luckily I got to say goodbye, but I’d be lying to you if I said I was doing well. This is not a doom and gloom post, though. I’m not going there. {FULL BLOG POST LINKED IN BIO} Photo by @carolinariveraphotographer and printed and framed by @loktah

#griefjourney #griefsucks #bereavement #griefhealing #mymomdied #howdoyougoon #healingfromgrief #expatgrief #howtoheal #griefandloss #grief #griefshare

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{ link in bio } SO EXCITED TO DEBUT THIS VIDEO!! Dairy products are a huge part of French food culture. Have you ever wondered how and where they're made? Let's go behind the scenes at a dairy farm in the Loire Atlantique! A huge thanks to the @beillevaire team and everyone at the farm. STAY TUNED FOR PART 2 COMING SOON! YouTube.com/Ouiinfrance

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Let's have some fun! 😜 ‼️WRONG ANSWERS ONLY! ‼️Tell me your BEST advice all about how to have a great trip to France. The funnier, the better! You know, great tips to make your trip unforgettable like only going to tourist attractions, doing your best to be very loud everywhere, and only speaking English.
P.S. Jokes aside, for solid travel tips for your next France vacation, check out my eBook in my story highlights. It's titled "75 Beginner France Tips for a Standout Trip" and has tips across a variety of categories to help you be better prepared for your trip.
#francetravel #francetrip #traveltips #francetraveltips #francevacation #lifeinfrance #visitfrance #francetourism #ilovefrance #gotofrance #francevacations #frenchroadtrip #francelife #franceculture #frenchculture #wronganswersonly

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Another early morning #droneshot in #dinard. Love it here.

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Early morning from above in #dinard.

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#Dinard beachfront on a windy, overcast morning.

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{ LINKED IN BIO } Have you checked out my eguide titled “75 Beginner France Travel Tips for a Standout Trip?” The downloadable PDF guide is geared toward newbies, so it’s not for seasoned travelers but for first-time travelers to France who want to be prepared before they go.

If you’d like a bunch of tips to help make your trip to France even better — ranging from general tips, to pharmacy to money to dining out — this guide is for you. It’s easy to read, broken down by category, and is about 40 pages. Why trust what I have to say? Well, I’ve been living in France since 2012 and have traveled extensively all over the country. From budget hotels to luxury experiences in big cities to bike trips to canal cruises in small towns and more, I’ve learned the ins and outs of what it’s like to be a tourist. Let me guide prepare you for your best trip yet! Don’t leave it to trial and error. LINKED IN BIO!

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