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  • Granolas Eat Granola – A Simple Ratio Recipe
    Food | Vancouver

    Granolas Eat Granola – A Simple Ratio Recipe

    ByEva Hamori January 2, 2017

                              Granola is an adjective to describe a Canadian who is uber health conscious, left-winged, open minded and possibly a hairy hippy, but not necessarily. Often confused with the pot smoking hippy; a hippy can be granola. Granola people are predominantly environmentally aware…

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    Goodbye Nagymama

    ByEva Hamori January 2, 2017

    “Earth’s crammed with heaven… but only he who sees, takes off his shoes” Elizabeth Barrett Browning Saying goodbye… It is always hard to say goodbye from a distance. These are those moments that being an expat can be brutally hard. The births, the big milestones, the marriages and yes the funerals. I was pleased to have been…

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  • New life, New house
    Our Journey | Our Journey Budapest | Our Journey Hungary

    Resolution to Make Mistakes

    ByEva Hamori January 2, 2017April 15, 2017

    “I hope that in this year to come, you make mistakes. Because if you are making mistakes, then you are making new things, trying new things, learning, living, pushing yourself, changing yourself, changing your world. You’re doing things you’ve never done before, and more importantly, you’re Doing Something.” ― Neil Gaiman New Year’s Resolutions 2017…

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  • dealing with loss
    Inspirational

    Adults Dealing With Loss

    ByEva Hamori January 2, 2017

    How do people deal with their emotions when someone close to them is dying? Some of us hide at home, drink too much, over eat, go to therapy, call friends, run away or as many different people there are in the world, are as many different solutions we can come up with when dealing with…

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  • a day in Ljubljana
    Our Journey | Slovenia

    Ljubljana Slovenia

    ByEva Hamori January 1, 2017

              Ljubljana has a population 283,000 and is the capital of Slovenia. On route from Budapest, it was about 1/3 the way to our home in Capestang France. What an amazing little find. This city has an old inner city that feels like a tiny Austrian village, with cobblestone walking paths…

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  • House Hunters International film crew
    House Hunters | My Expat Life Series, FR

    My Expat Life – HGTV House Hunters Renovations Edition in Capestang France

    ByEva Hamori January 1, 2017October 9, 2021

    ‘I thought reality TV would be the biggest success of my life, or the biggest mistake!’ Bethenny Frankel  Have you seen these three culprits around Capestang? Meet Mat, Alicia and Noel, the House Hunters International film crew! You might be wondering, what the hell is going on in our village with cameras everywhere! Rest assured it is just a…

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  • Striars in Capestang, expats with kids
    France | Our Journey

    Crossing Paths with Fellow Expats with Kids

    ByEva Hamori January 1, 2017

    The Striar family is off on their last European adventure to Greece, and then home to the USA after spending the last ten months travelling around Europe. Their purpose was to expose their children to new cultures and share a gap year with them, taking homeschooling to a new level. Capestang was their central location…

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  • grade 3 ski trip france
    France | Kids Blog | Our Journey

    French Schools Do Something Right!

    ByEva Hamori January 1, 2017

    Daniel left with one large pack; one the school required him able to carry on his own and a knapsack with a ham and butter baguette brown-bagged lunch for the bus ride up. He was ready for five nights and six days away from home to ski in the Pyrenees Mountains with his Grade three…

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  • The Hamoris Eva and Alfonz
    My Expat Life Series, FR

    Does Maple Syrup + Paprika = Foie Gras? New math

    ByEva Hamori December 31, 2016January 4, 2022

    ‘The Midi fires the senses; makes your hand agile, your eye sharp, your brain clearer,’ wrote Van Gogh. People seem to feed off an energy in the Languedoc that translates to creative endeavors. Is it a coincidence that so many us live here; entrepreneurs from all over the world who have found their home in the warm…

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    Blogging

    Generating Hits To Your Blog

    ByEva Hamori December 31, 2016

    Like most people that blog, eventually we need to think about making an income from it. Generating over 10,000 hits/month is our goal, to eventually run money generating ads, but it turns out to be a taller order than I imagined. Here’s What We Have Tried #1 Google Ads -I tinkered with Google ads, and decided…

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