This Week in France
Elizabeth JoubertNotes from a Californian who has lived in France for 12+ years and still survives off a steady stream of NPR and WhatsApp messages from home
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 34 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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In which I become European
holiday weekends, subsidized vacations, and a reluctant convert
Note: Our Sardinia Itinerary will soon be available to paying subscribers. I’m including several details that were not in the guidebooks or online, or that had changed—surpris...
Finding Nature in the Heart of Paris
a local celebrity mom
As much as I admire those Parisians drink at the coolest cocktail bar and shop at the trendiest boutiques, I have to accept that I’m more the type to know where to find a swan’s nest and a garden with grass you can ac...
Hold the Plastic
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The third time I tried to explain my request to the kid at Starbucks, I knew it was hopeless.
“Could you make the iced coffee in a paper cup instead of plastic?” I asked, again. He looked so helpless, I tried: “Just put the...
The X-ray Files
After an iffy night’s sleep, I was looking forward to reclining in a comfortable chair and doing nothing for two hours. If I had to have a root canal to justify some rest, so be it.
The dentist turned out to need more engagement from me th...
Why we need a day for tricks
Happy April Fools’ Day—or Poisson d’avril, as we say in France. It sounds suspiciously like a joke on outsiders, doesn’t it? “Oh yes, we celebrate ‘April Fish’ because it used to be the start of fishing season, so of course people hung real...
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Californian in Paris. Mom of two girls, married to a Frenchman. Work in Newsweek, Zibby Mag, and The Haven. I write about culture, identity, and all the ways I embarrass myself in my adopted home \ud83c\uddeb\ud83c\uddf7
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