If you've spent some time at French markets or grocery stores, you've surely seen a few chariots de course (also called pousettes de marché), that let you put your groceries directly into your cart to wheel home. Not only are they easier on the environment, but they are easier on your body ... Read More about Old lady French shopping trolley carts are chic?
Life in transition (and an update on that lonely expat problem)
All expats miss things from home and sometimes that feeling is all-consuming. Blogland is really feeling that right now including fellow France expat blogger Sara in Le Petit Village who wrote about the things she misses most from the U.S. just this week and Cosette of Stumble Down Under in ... Read More about Life in transition (and an update on that lonely expat problem)
Why are French people so depressed?
Just about anyone will tell you Europeans complain a lot. Negativity just breeds more negativity though. And with enough negativity around you, it's easy to internalize it and become depressed. It's true, the French do like to complain. It’s easy for all of us, regardless of nationality, to complain ... Read More about Why are French people so depressed?
Things that weird me out
We're all human and things get under our skin. Things annoy us, make us mad or sad, and sometimes, they weird us out. Whenever I come across one of these things on my list, I can't help but be weirded out. Sometimes I'm involved, and sometimes I'm just a passerby -- but one thing is for sure. I'm ... Read More about Things that weird me out
Our French neighborhood in pictures
A typical week for us includes a few trips to the park, walks around town running all kinds of errands, a few trips to the mailbox... and a few more trips to the park. My neighborhood here has everything I need and the undeniable French charm shines through in every photo. Take a walk with me... ... Read More about Our French neighborhood in pictures
Pet culture in France vs. the USA
Like Americans, the French love their pets. There's no doubt about that! Dagny has a very good life here and I'm so pleased with the level of care animals receive in France. But there are some differences between American and French vet care that I'd like to share with you today. Maybe you have a ... Read More about Pet culture in France vs. the USA
Ask Tom Tuesdays: Differences between American and French women
There's something about French guys... and you just want to hear what they have to say! I'm often asked what my husband thinks about American culture, food, the people and more. Curious minds want to know what French guys think about all kinds of things, so today, my husband, Tom, is kicking off a ... Read More about Ask Tom Tuesdays: Differences between American and French women
Infographic: Expat issues we face when sh*t gets real
Living abroad is an adventure like no other. I've written before about all the reasons why I love being an expat in France, but I'd be doing my readers a disservice if I didn't also talk about some of the harder things that come along with leaving life as you know it behind. Today, I'd like to share ... Read More about Infographic: Expat issues we face when sh*t gets real
Strange noises French people make (AUDIO)
The beautiful French language -- the language of love, charm and unimaginable frustration when you set out to learn it. Oh, and it's the language of strange sounds that will leave you scratching your head. If you've spent any time in France or around French people, you might have noticed some of ... Read More about Strange noises French people make (AUDIO)
Summer cruising: Last minute cruise deals
From the crack of dawn until long after the sun sets, a cruise vacation provides something for every type of traveler. You can unwind on your cabin's balcony overlooking the expansive ocean landscape or partake in shipboard activities like water slides, fine dining and gambling or stay busy and go ... Read More about Summer cruising: Last minute cruise deals
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