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Welcome To My Expat Life
“Experiences like these teach us who we really are. If we never test our boundaries, we never discover what we’re capable of. I’d rather arrive at the end of my life with a few scars and a head full of stories than play it safe the whole way through. To me, a life well lived…
HGTV & the Hamori family leave Capestang
Lucky in the Languedoc of France Home and Garden Channel This was the TV promotions blurb about our family’s TV debut on House HUnters International. I cannot believe it was in 2012, but as the world turns, it looks like we will be doing another TV show about our move from Capestang France to…
Alaskan Bound Alfonz Day 3
Alfonz called from Watson Lake Yukon, in a little hotel they found on the side of the road, around 9:00 pm last night sounding exhausted, dehydrated and hungry.Probably the happiest I ever heard my husband!These two guys are on a mission, and they are loving the road.600 Miles, 965 Kms in a 12 hour stretch…
Why I Write
Writing to me is an endless download of the build up of crap absorbed along the way. I have no choice. It is a form of therapy, and if I could stop it wouldn’t be for long. In different writing groups joined over the years, I have met people who make a timeline, depicting…
How Do People Cope With The Complicated French System?
The French stereotype is a person with a baguette under arm, a beret on their head and a scarf stylishly wrapped around their neck. They smoke endlessly, are rude, and have bad hygiene. Have you seen this guy? I haven’t in any of our travels throughout France! Maybe we missed them. Nothing significant enough to…
Cliffs of Cinque Terre – Portovenere
Where are we, Heaven? The earth reaches to a point, out stretched jagged rock, where houses cling to see the blue green Mediterranean Sea below. Such angelic beauty can only be created by a higher power. That is this southern spot on Cinque Terre called Portovenere. The Palazzatta of fortress houses was built to defend…
