Renovating in Provence: Living the dream a few early lessons
Julie WhitmarshContributor blog post by Vaucluse Dreamer:
Firstly apologies for any glitches in this blog – it’s been a bit chaotic trying to do it with intermittent internet and different wifi locations!
I can’t believe where the last few days have gone. A week ago, I had just hosted the village book group and this morning I’m sitting I’m sitting on the terrace in the sun with breakfast,
…Continue reading here for details on how Julie’s hubby is a packing genius, and the paperwork to complete their house sale in France (near the village of Caseneuve in Provence). Buyer beware the seller may take your light bulbs. Expat living is not easy when it comes to banking regulations either, find out why Julie made two trips to IKEA.
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