France and The U.S and two countries that I’ve found are equally fascinated and bewildered with each other. Things that seem normal to me in the U.S are sometimes habits that only a crazy person would have in France. I have already covered this topic in another article I wrote Things The French Don’t Understand About Americans Even everyday things that seem normal to us can seem strange to French people!medium.com

If you look up the keywords “morning routine” on Youtube, there are endless videos that will pop onto your screen. People from all over have shared what habits they have incorporated into their time just before the world wakes up to help them feel better. What’s more interesting is how…

The way that I related to my health, the food I ate, and even my body changed dramatically when I moved to France. In the U.S, we are constantly bombarded with new ways to shrink and take up less space in the world. When I visited the U.S. with my…

I went to Paris for the first time when I was 16 years old and I’ve been smitten with the city ever since. I had dreamed of coming back and living in a city full of artists, culture, and romance for so long. Even so, for a long time, I…

When I moved to Paris, I was ready to see great change! I wanted to see how Parisians really lived, meet as many people as I could, and have a new way of seeing the world. My hopes to feel and experience a new culture certainly did not disappoint! Paris…

“Josie, doll, would you set the table too, please?” As I set my mother’s nicest china on our farmhouse table, I hear the front door burst open. Shortly after greetings and hugs are exchanged. Then I hear two little voices speak in a language I don’t understand, but have always…

Growing up, I wanted to be French! I was fascinated by the very different charm French women had compared to what I was used to seeing as an American. In all of the movies I saw, the French were effortlessly chic, classy, and knowledgeable on a variety of topics. Now…

French people love to talk about food. Conversations about food are my favorite to have while in France. Funnily enough, I find that these conversations usually happen at the dinner table. I think I would find it strange to have a conversation about a completely unrelated dish while eating dinner…

It’s summer. I have fewer responsibilities, more free time, and far less stress in my everyday life lately. Even so, surprisingly I’ve been waking up earlier than I was during my last semester in school. Now I wake up early each morning excited for all the possibilities that the day…