
Life in France, seen by an American immigrant with undiagnosed attention issues. Essays, some practical discoveries with detours through food, music, history, migration, interesting places and uninteresting routines.
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What do a municipal election decided by two votes, wild boar, local newspapers, and a second adolescence have in common? Not much, really. But they’re all part of our lives here in France, and somehow they ended up in the same conversation....
Five years ago today, we left America. I started writing about the anniversary and realized that, in a way, this is an origin story.
So here we go.
—K
On October 15, 2021, my wife and I boarded a plane from JFK to Portugal with our two c...
I’ve lived in France for four years, and for all I’ve learned, I’m sure I don’t understand this place yet. But I understand a lot more now.
TL;DR: of France in Between and I started Hexagon/e, a monthly live conversation built around six...
Music has been one of my best ways into French, partly because I can remember a lyric long before I remember a grammar rule. But it’s also been a shortcut into the culture itself: the references everybody gets, the songs people grew up with...
As a former NYC teacher, September used to mean new students, new pencils and the chance to start again. Now in France, it means visas, driving tests, paperwork—and an increasingly harder question of whether another year here is building so...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
American, ex-NYC teacher, current immigrant. Trying to build a different life from the one I started with. In France.
A weekly newsletter about immigrant life in small-town southwest France — the beautiful parts, the baffling parts, and everything in between. Written by a recovering overachiever who is deprogramming herself, one market day at a time.
I write about what I call the Versailles Century (1682-1789), that period when the Kings of France resided in their great chateau at Versailles and the elites of Europe from Madrid to Moscow looked to them for cultural leadership.
A French-American dual national, I've lived in France for over 35 years. "France in Between" recounts my journeys of discovery to France's smaller towns, providing inspiration and insight to help you get off the beaten track.
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