Expat Stories

Nothing Is Easy About Moving To France: Like Sheets

February 9, 2016

A new Barefoot Blogger friend is moving to Uzes! Just like me, she’s tossing away most of her worldly possessions in the US and she’s starting all over in France. Unlike me, she has some familiarity with the French language. Never mind she had French in high school. At least …Continue reading here for the …

Tips on Moving to France: Rental Agreement, Bank Account and Visa

February 2, 2016

When the Barefoot Blogger decided to run off to France, I learned the hard way how to do some of the basics: rent an apartment, open a bank account and obtain a visa. If you’re contemplating a move to France, hopefully some of this will help. If I can do it, anyone …Continue reading here…

Barefoot Blogger · Expat Living and Real Estate

My Life in France Pinch Me

December 2, 2015

You don’t know how many times the Barefoot Blogger has to pinch herself to believe she is really living in France. It’s more than a dream come true. It’s pure heaven. It’s not fair to brag about what a good time I’m having, but … just saying. Take a look at this past week. There …

Carolyne Kauser-Abbott · Explore

Shutters and Sunflowers the Provencal Landscape

December 1, 2015

Admittedly, it would be a tough choice for anyone to pick between, between the lush gardens of the UK, the sunny skies of California and postcard perfect Provence. Caroline Longstaffe’s solution was to start writing a blog Shutters and Sunflowers her artistic outlet for west coast beauty, British heritage and the villages of Provence. We …

Barefoot Blogger · Expat Living and Real Estate

20 Things That Are Just So Odd In France

November 24, 2015

Friends ask “how’s your life in France.” Yes, it’s very different from my life in the States. Some of the simplest things in France are the most unusual and most complicated. Here are just a few of the differences. 1 Cemeteries Cemeteries in France are above the ground 2 Stairs Narrow …Continue reading here the …

Barefoot Blogger · Expat Living and Real Estate · Living in Provence

It Takes A Village to Raise This Expat

October 14, 2015

Some of you remember PigPen in the Charlie Brown cartoons who always had a cloud of dust following him. Well, the Barefoot Blogger has a little cloud that has “trouble” written on it that seems to hang over me. My friend, Geoffrey, used to be the one who always came to my rescue. Since his …

Expat Living and Real Estate · Rebecca Whitlocke

An expat’s rugby dilemma in France

October 6, 2015

Contributor blog post by Access Riviera: It seems only fitting that my third contribution to All About France blog link up deserves a post dedicated to rugby with the current Rugby World Cup 2015 happening right now until 31 October 2015. If you love rugby (like me!) then read on. If you’re bored stiff of …

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Expat Stories

Nothing Is Easy About Moving To France: Like Sheets

Tips on Moving to France: Rental Agreement, Bank Account and Visa

My Life in France Pinch Me

Shutters and Sunflowers the Provencal Landscape

20 Things That Are Just So Odd In France

It Takes A Village to Raise This Expat

An expat’s rugby dilemma in France

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