The French Life Journal
Honest, warm writing about slow living, midlife reinvention and what it's really like to build a life in the south of France. Written by a Brit who packed up and moved here in 2021. No gloss, just the real thing.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 27 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 34 hours ago |
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The country that taught me to eat properly
How France quietly changed my relationship with food
Bonjour,
This summer in Provence has scared me
As I write this on a smoke-filled Saturday afternoon, my garden in Provence smells yet again of burnt trees and ash is raining down from the sky. Forest fires or ‘incendies’ as we call them here in France, seem to be the depressing buzzword...
Virtual Insanity
A couple of weeks ago, I looked around at my family. We were all staring at our screens. I thought, “Great, we’re THAT kind of family.”
I’d been wanting to throw my phone in the bin for weeks. The news, social media, the constant low-level...
The case for a portfolio career when living abroad
Do you ever use LinkedIn? For me, it’s the worst social media channel out of a terrible bunch. I understand it can be useful for job searching, but I find it the most insincere. And whenever I look, I can’t help but compare myself to old co...
Chère Jenny: a letter to myself five years on
Five years ago this summer, I moved my family to the south of France. Twelve weeks in, I had my worst day.
It was a boiling hot day, even though it was September, and the kids hadn’t been at their new school for too long. Things were, let’...
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Bonjour! I'm Jenny, a Brit who swapped Manchester for Provence in 2021 and has been figuring it out ever since. Slow living, midlife reinvention, and real life abroad. No gloss, just the real thing
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