A French Table 1
Life in rural France with bureaucracy, baguettes, and one too many ducks. A memoir-in-progress and tales from the edge of reinvention.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 85 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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What I Don't Say Out Loud About Living in France
The postcards tell one story. Real life tells another.
A few days ago, I was in New York.
The Circus Is Back in Town, and I Own the Tent
Tomorrow my first Airbnb guests arrive.
At this moment, the property is holding its breath.
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The beds are made, the...
My House Is Older Than America (And So Is The Plumbing)
A few days ago, I was flying home to France after spending time with my daughter in New York.
The flight had no WiFi, no screens, and no plugs, which meant I was left alone with my thoughts for nine uninterrupted hours. A dangerous situati...
The Line, Part II: I Entered Chanel Wearing HOKAs and a Mild Delusion
By the time I entered Chanel in Bordeaux, I already knew I was underdressed.
Not visibly. Not offensively. No one tackled me at the entrance or sprayed me with perfume-grade holy water. But I knew.
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The Dryer’s in the Dump. I’m in My Underwear
First, The Déchetterie (aka The Dump/The Tip)
It all began with a broken dryer in my trunk/boot. No, not metaphorical baggage, but an actual dryer and let’s just say, the fourth dryer that I’ve taken to the dump in 3 years. Still under war...
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I’m a Seattle native turned rural France resident, living in a 1647 stone house. I write about reinvention, everyday absurdities, and cultural chaos. Still not fluent but well-fed.
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