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    10 More Things I Miss About Canada

    ByEva Hamori February 16, 2017

    #1 Lucerne Milk Canadian milk is so good and super fresh. I have a strange habit of dipping my Lays potato chips in my milk. I miss the habit, all though my waistline does not. #2 Packaged Gravy Mix Open a package, throw it in boiling water and stir for lump free gravy. Oh how…

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    Canal du Midi | Capestang

    Canal du Midi, after the Platanes

    ByEva Hamori February 15, 2017

    Canal du Midi after the Planes? Sitting on an iron bench next to the Canal du Midi, I imagine myself talking to my great grand children about when we came to Capestang back in 2011. I’ll tell them how the Platane trees once domed tall above head as we walked down this very path. It…

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    Inspirational | Parenting | Third Culture Kids

    Expat and Third Culture Kids

    ByEva Hamori February 15, 2017

      Third Culture Kids (TCK)  refers to children integrating aspects of their first culture and their new culture, creating a unique “third culture”.  Kate from Flight of the Wines Poured shared with me some of her experiences as a Third Culture Kid now all grown up living in southern France. I had never even heard the term…

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    Our Journey | Renovations

    Renovation Loans For Expats in France

    ByEva Hamori February 14, 2017

    After 4 1/2 years in southern France, it is a monumental moment when you qualify for a loan. Loans are extremely hard to get. In France the banks do not look at your equity, your bank account balance, assets, or anything of that sort. They only look at your weekly income, the paycheque. You can…

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    Inspirational | Our Journey

    Four years as Expats in France

    ByEva Hamori February 14, 2017

    Happiness, gladness or joy is a mental or emotional state of well-being defined by positive or pleasant emotions ranging from contentment to intense joy. A variety of biological, psychological, religious and philosophical approaches have striven to define happiness and identify its sources. My life is dedicated to find my personal sources of happiness. To know…

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    Capestang | Capestang Fetes

    + 8000€ Raised, Sue Jones Gala Capestang

    ByEva Hamori February 13, 2017

    I wonder how far 6 degrees of separation could take me. My ex-sister-in-law’s cousin is Justin Trudeau, the Prime Minister of Canada, so that’s two degrees, and I bet he knows Céline Dion. If I asked Céline, do you think she would come to Capestang to sing for charity? Probably not. Even with only three degrees of separation, getting a…

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    French Onion Soup

    ByEva Hamori February 13, 2017

    French Onion Soup Ingredients 5 onions – sliced in rings 4 cups beef broth or 1 litres of water plus 1 bouillon cubes salt & pepper to taste 1 tablespoon dried thyme 2 tablespoons dry sherry/port French bread sliced 4 slices of Swiss cheese 2 slices of Gouda or Emmental 1/2 cup Parmesan Cheese Butter…

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    Capestang | France | Wine tours

    Top Ten Things to do in Capestang

    ByEva Hamori February 13, 2017

    Capestang needs people to stay longer! I never understood why someone would come here for one day when trying to hit as many places as possible. Capestang has so much to offer. #1 Collegiale Saint Stephen’s Saint Stephen’s Church of Capestang is located in the beautiful Languedoc-Roussillon region of France, and was designed as a…

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  • Marche Du Noel Capestang
    Food | France | Kids Blog

    Marche Du Noel Capestang

    ByEva Hamori February 12, 2017

    The Marche Du Noel is France’s annual Christmas market with all the things you need for a traditional holiday celebration.Most cities and villages have such a market in their area between the middle of November towards the end of December, with stands full of local goods to try and to purchase. The smell of chestnuts…

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    Home Schooling | Kids Blog

    Value in Giving Children Chores

    ByEva Hamori February 12, 2017

    Is there value in giving children chores? Maybe a small task around the house or should children concern themselves with little more than play? Our parenting styles are all different. There are; attachment, nurturing, concerted cultivation, helicopter, strict, slow, punishment/reward, Christian and aware styles, and of course, like most parents we combined a number of…

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