Whoever edits these videos needs a raise. Just a masterpiece of visual storytelling.

🇫🇷Always a special smile when I see a new video from you. Yes, I took the leap at age 20 and moved by myself to Paris in the 70s, found work, a lodging and attended school. There was no rich parent funding my living in Paris. It was more work than pleasure but it changed me forever. I became fearless to launch into new endeavors the rest of my life and now in my 70s I continue to challenge people's ideas of aging, still maintaining a richly rewarding consulting practice and living an expansive fulfilling life filled with social connections and meaningful solitude. I travel to Paris and all of France several times a year. We must always remember the universe is an expanding force and if we allow ourselves and our lives to contract, we are going against the very force that keeps us alive and learning and growing every day. Thank you for the wisdom and rich ideas in all of your videos. They are a treasure.

I went to Paris for the first time at age 57 the week before Thanksgiving. I felt so much more relaxed than anywhere in America. I felt completely safe and the Metro was outstanding.I will be back very soon.

I moved to Italy almost 12 years ago. I moved from the US. Most of what you talked about I could apply to Italy and the Italians. For me, I love the relaxed joy of life here, in the special way Italians express it. I have been to France many times, and although they are friendly and value much more than just making money, the Italians are much louder about how they express themselves, haha. Any excuse for a festa here. I love good Italian food and good French food equally. But it's the simplicity of the Italian recipes (most recipes anyway) that I prefer. Either way, over the centuries, northern Italy and southern France have always connected. I enjoyed your video and was happy to see that you released one. Sending you both my best wishes for your life in France.

I have followed your journey and enjoyed almost every video you uploaded. I admire your honesty and courage. You are inspiring. Thank you so much for sharing your life with us!!

Hearing that you like France and that you are having a good time is fantastic. I will be visiting the South of france in April for the first time, I know it will be wonderful. Please, when Cecilia feels ready, tell her to delight us with a tour of all the beautiful things she has done in the house🍃

Glad to see you guys settled and happy with your new life in France. My husband and I moved to south of Spain a couple of years ago from Canada and we are very happy here. We are in our late 40s, so still many years away from retirement. As you said people in this part of the world are very friendly, warm and welcoming.

I studied French for years. I was inoculated as a child with a love for the place with a visit with the family at 8 yo and my father's stories of living in Bretagne and Normandy in the 1950s. As soon as I could I started visiting on my own. After retirement I started spending 2-3 months riding all around the country. There were a thousand reasons France got to be so important for me that I decided to move there in 2020. Through delays and all I searched for a place of similar size as my present house, 100sq meters or so. It had to he inexpensive but in a new environment where I could walk and bike and swim. I found a village house with a garden on a river in the Aude Department, almost to the Spanish border. Got my Visa in less than 2 weeks after applying in person in Miami. I'm planning on flying out 15 March with my sister in law and 2 cats. For me, a native of and living in the Miami area, I am done here. There is nothing left to love. The fishing is done. There is no nature remaining to walk through. The food is expensive and we've plowed up every farm and orange grove to the point that stores import citrus from Cali, TX, and South Africa. The prices and quality reflect the excessive road time. Traffic is so bad that it takes well over an hour to travel 15km. There is zero, useful, public transportation and people are run down and killed daily by cars. The system of laws, right of way and urban design make it impossible to be safe. I will not go into the gun violence problem but it's also every day. In France I am so at ease. I know there is crime, particularly in big cities but it's not the violence level of the US. Bikes and peds are protected and I can say from experience, Don't speed in/through French villages. They are serious about protecting people so the fines are substantial. Camera enforcement is a good thing. Where I am moving hunting culture is deep. It's been beyond living memory since anyone has been shot. Hmm. The tiny village of Lapradelle has 300 people yet every day there are 5 beautiful coaches that can take you to TGV hubs in an hour or so. They cost $3 each way and have wifi, cushy seats and are quiet and clean other than the occasional sports teams celebrating on board. The people are kind and helpful and were so happy to hear I am moving in this spring to live not rent out to tourists. While it is a summer tourist area they are mostly well behaved families and Europeans not the louts and drunks I have endured here in S Fl . My French has progressed and I was able to get both my bank account and water service started speaking only French. The people were so nice and helpful when I was grasping a bit but language is a thing for me so it will only get better. I've even begun to recognize the local, Occitanie accent so I know who the real locals are. The packing is moving along and the cats are catching on that things are changing somehow. They're in for the change of their lives. So am I. Can't wait. This video is spot on. Thanks for the work.

ABSOLUTELY agree with you! I left Canada to live in France 23 years ago and I NEVER regret! Excellent decision! with all it's ups and downs, Europe is sill the best alternative to north America.

Hello from Germany! Glad you enjoy the European way of living and you are most welcome! Your lifestyle is as well the result of how hard you worked in the US to earn money to being able to afford living in Europe.

Love seeing your videos man. Very inspiring. And yes, I'm facing this problem right now in the US. My values aren't aligning in regards to the working culture. I had a work meeting yesterday, and in it, the area manager was essentially saying, "You all need to work harder!" despite us having a record year in all of our metrics. I studied philosophy in university, and still write and research, but lately, it's becoming almost impossible to delve too deeply into my mind because every time I start to think, I think about work! Life should be enjoyed and excellence should be cultivated. We only have one brief, fleeting existence; and to live it subservient to values of corporate growth seems very silly.

We are French.Notre famille vous aime tant .Vous êtes un petit rayon de soleil ☀️ ainsi que Daniel … Longue et heureuse vie en France❤ Merci pour votre vidéo si intelligente et vos remarques si fines….

I’ve watched your videos and my husband and I can relate. When our 2nd child was 8 weeks old, we took our leap of faith and moved to Brazil. Everyone thought we were making a big mistake. But it was the best thing we did. We have since moved back after spending almost 7 years in Brazil, but now in our 50’s, rethinking our next stage in life. Thanks for the videos!

I watch your videos for courage, you remind me it’s ok to be afraid, and that my mind is going to be negative and it’s up to me to keep facing the challenges to make the changes during my mid-life. I too have a desire so deep for change, my brain & body will no longer let me stay settled. Thank you!

Merci bien de votre video. YES! France is amazing. I have spent a great deal of time in France, mostly Paris & Provence. I have never felt as at home as I have in France. Manners matter. Having grown up in the South (a long time ago) being polite, being gracious, being courteous--having really good manners--was important. Not so much in many other areas of the US, or maybe it is the passage of time, the advent of technology, the importance of being constantly busy, the fact that work is always the priority-no excuses, no matter what. Intellect is respected & nurtured. Food is respected. Bread must be chewed. Art is a basic part of education. I could go on, but France is at the top of my list.

We left Portland OR 2.5 yrs ago and moved to France. Shipped a 40 foot container and our car all the way to Pau. Bought a house and try beyond belief to settle in and adapt. We had a very different experience than you. It was the worse time of my entire life and as a Brit I had already transitioned to America as a young adult and managed to embrace a new culture. So I know I am very capable of this. However, France was mostly a very very difficult and depressing experience. We ended up selling our house there and returning to the States. I just want to point out that even with all the very good intentions (as you have had) sometimes a place is not equal to the dream one has of it in reality. I am happy you are loving it there, but want to express that for every good story as yours is, ppl should be aware that there are equal bad stories with not so good outcomes.

Having spent many summers in France (my father's side) and revisiting regularly, couldn't agree with you more. Really, that balance and taking time to enjoy resonates with us. We are getting ready to early retirement and France is on our radar. Cheers from Montreal Canada.

The food story is so true. I lived, for a short time, in Chalais between Bordeaux and Anguoleme, The markets were fine but the restaurants were not great. In Paris, I felt too walled in by buildings but the food was magnificent. I love your channel and your son's too. So insightful and inspiring. Thank you for all you share with us. The way the USA is now, for sure, choose another place. Hopefully, things come around but the USA now feels like children in politics, "I want it my way and I will not compromise." A stalemate government will never work for the people. Anyway, you are an amazing family. I live vicariously through your eyes and I realize, even though I will never meet you all, somehow, we are all in this together. Great thanks.

Love hearing your story. Our son and his family moved to a small village in the Cevenne, and have been so welcomed and included, it is delightful. We are originally from the UK and moved to Oregon in 1991. 18 years later we moved to Moscow, Russia (not Idaho!) for work. During our seven years there we built a holiday home in Turkey as a place to recharge and rest. When we left Moscow I suggested we take a year’s sabbatical in Turkey before returning to Portland. Eight years later we are still in Turkey and loving it, having sold our home in Portland! We are nearly 69 and 74 and have no idea what the future holds but making the most of every opportunity and experience.

I love how you take the time to read and reply to the comments of your viewers and subscribers. Your Interaction with us is fantastic! I'm from Spain living in WA state for 20 year but always wanting to go back to Spain or France, or Italy. It would feel pretty much the same to me!

It's really great that you feel welcomed. I hope you will have a great life in France and the opportunity to visit the whole country.

Your situation is very similar to ours. We sold everything in California, packed a couple of boxes, and moved to France in 2022. Best decision ever!! There's no going back. It's not an easy journey, but it gives us motivation to keep on going. I'm glad I've found your channel.

What a positive video. Thank you for an insider's view of such a lovely country!!!

Totally agree! We made the leap in 2017. It was supposed to be for 2 years but we never wanted to leave. So happy you are finding France to be a good fit.

I’m from your former city, Portland. Have lived here over 25 years. In my late fifties asking myself if I want to liver here forever. My son lives and works in Sweden. I’d like to be closer to him. Visiting Europe made me think there is so much more out there and different ways to live. Your story is compelling. It would be hard to leave as I have an awesome 50s brick home on five acres, lived here the whole time! So, maybe I’ll join you somewhere in Europe. Best life to you both.

I just spent 3 days in Narbonne and 3 days in Menton, and overnight at some towns in between and the French people is extremetly polite and welcoming. I was very surprised of how they would kick in into Spanish or English when I struggled with my French

So inspirational! Your videos are so beautifully edited. I really appreciate the time and care you put into each piece. Living in France has been a huge goal and one that will be obtainable in the next 3-5 years. Including the audience in your journey allows me to not only see the joy of it all but the difficult challenges …that ultimately make the experience so rich.

I always look forward to your posts. Informative and very easy to watch with a depth that many podcasters seek to achieve but you always nail it perfectly. Thank you. Glad you are settling in to your new adventure. Have been watching you from New Zealand since before you sold in Oregon and made the big move.

Your videos are mind blowing, so good! I loved hearing your take on France! I love to see you living your dream. Also a fan of Nathaniel, I see he comes by it naturally. Thank you for editing this wonderful video and sharing it with your KZfaq community.

I am absolutely happy I have subscribed to you guys. Brilliant, eloquent, concise, very articulate and wise!!!! Thank you!

I have been following your journey since you began. Fortuitously, KZfaq suggested your very first video to me the week it came out, so I have enjoyed being along for the ride in almost real-time. You're living my dream, and I hope someday to be your fellow compatriote. À la prochaine!

We lived in France for 9 years, in the south which is likely different than the north. I found must of what you say to be true. In our case, it was a work related move, so we knew it was temporary. However, had I had the chance to stay, I would have. The US no longer clicks for us either, we make our home between Uruguay and Germany right now, but our children live in the US, which makes a big difference as does age. Great video! Merci beaucoup❤

On interactions with the French, never forget that we are net raised to be "nice" with strangers but to show them respect. Hence the greetings.

Your videos are such a treat. I absolutely love them!

Thank you for sharing your stories and experiences! I appreciate the effort you put in to produce these amazing videos and to tell real personal stories. Keep up the great work. ❤

Can't wait to hear about any house updates!! It looks like you both have settled in quite well!

I so enjoy your videos...interesting, thoughtful, visually clean and informative. Its my virtual escape!

Husband and I (50 yr olds) are considering world travel/ early retirement and I love your insight just on change, motivation, intention and growth. Keep up this wonderful content!

It was my dream to visit Paris, France in the late 80’s and I have been back several times visiting Lyon, Nyon, and other areas into Switzerland. My dream is to visit again soon on my own and have new experiences, maybe retiring in Europe in the next 10 years. I get my fix of new and old locations on MHZ with outstanding French tv shows. It does feed my soul. C’est magnifique, monsieur!

So happy to see you finally enjoying life:) Thank you for posting:)

I think a lot of countries in Europe are like this. I could say the exact same thing about Portugal. I know it didn’t work out for you here, but my wife and I love it here and all the points you say about France, I can mirror those about Portugal. Very happy you both found your place in France

Bravo! Thanks for sharing, very informative and I'm so happy for you and your kids. Love your channel, keep up the good work!👏👏👏👏🥳🌹

American in France four years and wholeheartedly agree with your observations. The lack of good customer service doesn't bother me anymore, but it does take some getting used to. For example, when I go to the phyiscal therapist I'm left on the table while the practitioner goes out to check on other patients, give them exercises to do, etc. I might be waiting 5 minutes until it's my turn again, but the care and bedside manner are top quality, so I can live with it. Keep the videos coming!

I am happy to see that you look better rested and healthy. Great that you are settling in so well. Im considering a big move myself within a couple few years.

I really needed to hear this today. This is true when there is a strong intention for change, God bless you! And your family. 😊🎉❤

Aloha from Maui! Been following you for a while....Lots of love to you and your boys. I truly look forward to watching your videos.

Your videos, and commitment to showing the good and the more challenging, are so enjoyable to watch. Thank you for sharing your journey. I moved from the USA to The Netherlands almost 30 years ago and have now been here as long as I was there. Both still feel like home, however I’m absolutely certain my quality of life and work life balance are better here than there.

Beautiful sharing of the intention and unfolding of worthy endeavors…to dwell in possibility is the BEST. Well done.🎉

Always inspiring. Congrats on the new home, it's very beautiful and peaceful.

I spent what was suppose to be a month that became two in the summer in South America - mostly Argentina 🇦🇷. Beautiful people & country. It truly opened my eyes to the way many countries who have that work/ life balance. A simple metaphor is old money vs new and it’s not about what’s in your account but your soul. For me I’m hoping the US is not my last stop. It’s not about disliking this country, it’s as these people are choosing and sharing how for them it’s about something different. 🥂🇫🇷

I’m an Argentinian immigrant in Galicia, Spain, and I can say exactly the same of Spain, except for the post

Always so good, thank you for sharing your story with the world.

Thanks for sharing your experience in moving to France from the USA. I am also on a journey to do this in the next couple of years. I am learning French (again), and about the different areas to semi-retire/settle. I have loved France since I was a teenager, but also would consider other countries in Europe. While my thoughts about France are still conceptions as I've never lived there, you have touched on a few in this video. I love that French people are so polite with manners and more personable in business. I have leaned in this video that work-life balance is important and from other videos I've seen. This is enticing. I am obsessed with architecture, especially periods in the Renaissance.

As an American from the PNW who moved to Germany 1.5 years ago, I can say that these pros and cons apply here as well. Must be a European thing! I would also add the cost of living as a major pro.

As a French I am glad that you and Cecilia have been enjoying living in France. It's a beautiful country that a lot of French people sometimes forget. I have been travelling to the most wonderful countries (imo) for several weeks each time in Europe, South Asia and North Africa. Even if I love discovering new places I am also really happy to come back home. I am not saying it's the perfect country in the world, it has its flaws but it offers so much overall. I share your opinion on the restaurant in the countryside. There are a bunch of nice places but you have to do some research. Entering one randomly could be an entire experience. If you haven't yet, I highly recommend visiting Lille and Bordeaux where I lived a few years back. Beautiful walkable cities, amazing quality food and history. Enjoy a wine tour near Bordeaux stopping by the most iconic châteaux (vineyards) and go for a day to Arcachon (train from Bordeaux) to share fresh oysters and white wine with a view on the Atlantic ocean. Lille is a quaint place with beautiful little streets. Enjoy typical food and it's well known for its beers. Add a day trip to Bruges (Belgium, less than one hour trip) to discover the Venice from the north. Little canals, beautiful houses, Antics shop, good food. Good job, your French is amazing at the end of the video!

Couldn’t agree more. Like you, we sold it all and left the West Coast NA for France il y a 7 mois. Still adjusting with the ups and downs of expat life but continue to believe that life is more enriching with the highs and lows vs the flat line in the middle which is regular life back home. À bientôt!

I love watching your family have awesome experiences.

Thank you for a very good video. I love France and spend a few months on the Med near Nice. Very safe and I can walk around at anytime of day or night unlike most places in the USA. Love the French people!

Couldn't agree more! We're trying to move to the country and it's been a challange but such a learning time for us too. Bon chance!

Great to hear your take on why you love France better than the US. I am French born and raised, moved to the US when I was 19. I ended up staying because I met my husband and started a family and so on. I miss France terribly, even more so now than my children have their own lives and families. I keep dreaming of moving back, but not an easy decision to move away from your children. Being an expat is strangely getting harder as i get older, but I must add that I also feel like an expat when I am in France. I love hearing that for the most part you have a positive experience with your move to France.

such beautiful videosss

Would love to see an updated home tour. I’m sure your home is beautiful ❤

I have also flowed your journey as well! I may not be taking as big of leap as you two but one nonetheless! This message comes at the perfect moment for me! Thank you!

One of your best yet! Simple, informative, and beautifully illustrated. We have plans to sell a casa in both Italy and Merida Mexico, then we'll be France bound for a new life

"I asked God for everything so I could enjoy life,God gave me Life so I could enjoy everything" not my words,hope I've remembered it right,subtle difference!

Thank you for your wise words. We live in the country at the base of Mt. Hood and have a small cherry orchard that provides us plenty of time to travel. We will spend a month in France this year tracking the Tour de France route. Life is good!

I really enjoy watching your videos; so thoughtful, interesting and informative. I follow a FB group for ex-pats in France and have learned a lot from those folks too. Hoping one day to at least return for an extensive visit, if not longer. Merci bien

Actually, the long afternoon breaks make sense, as long as you push the hours to close later. I live in a US suburb, and many places like coffee shops and other stores close at 5pm sharp. especially after Covid. It would be nice to have some shops open after hours, otherwise everybody working normal hours wouldn't be able to enjoy them. Many suburbs are like ghost town after hours.

This is so beautiful. I'm not planning on moving, but I am looking to change my life in different ways. I'm afraid. Fear is leading to some procrastination. Hearing your message also applies to smaller changes and dreams. Thank you.

I've been living in France now for nearly 50 years (came from the UK). I can remember how different everything seemed to 70s Britain, but how exciting it was to soak up a new culture. Really nice to hear that you have settled in to your new life here in a relatively short period. You have been willing to embrace the ups and downs and your positive outlook has definitely helped. Bonne continuation !

Lovely to see you again. Much love and many blessings. Btw I will never forget my 18th birthday when my parents drove me from Amsterdam to Paris.. the first lf many trips later. Oh the food ! ❤❤

Sooooo much sense in what you say! Experience is the true educator and destroyer of misconceptions!!! Bonne journee!

I feel that you are 100% right, I just find it funny that when you talk about completely unplugging you’re talking with a mobile in your hand 😂😂. Our family has planned on moving to England since our holiday there, so here’s hoping 🤞 Great video, I have subscribed.

Very grateful;for your information.I remeber you trying to male it in Portugal as well.Happy February and New Year 2024😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

Very happy to know you've both found your home in every sense! We spent a month in Strasbourg a couple of years ago and found the people to be lovely. In Paris, as well, if you don't speak French but at least greet people in French--and better yet, ask if they speak English in French--responses can be overwhelmingly positive. 🇫🇷

Bonjour, 😊 as a french person I find your point of view very interesting. A long time ago, I lived the same thing as you, but on the opposite side. 😁 In 1991, at 19 years old I left France and spent 10 years in Westchester County (near NYC). I absolutely LOVED IT !!! 😜🥳💖 It takes a lot of courage to decide de change our lives so drastically, but it's awesome and so enriching ! Some days seem easy and some are complicated because everything is so different, but at the end we grow with all of it and we become very open minded and tolerant people. There are good and bad things everywhere, but might not be good for someone may be awesome for someone else just because we are different persons. I came back to France in 2001 (just before the awful terrorists attacks in the US). It's true that in France the quality of life is a treasure. French people "fight" all the time against the government in order to keep this quality, this is why we often go on strikes. Right now, farmers from all over the country are very angry. I don't know how the tracking system is in the US for deliveries, but I feel that in France, we always have a tracking number to follow our packages ... I would be curious to talk to you about this topic or others here or in private (Messenger or WhatsApp) if you are ok with it ... 😊Personally, after being back to France 23 years ago, I think half of my heart will always be in the US while the other half is in France. 💖💖 I wish you both a wonderful day !

J' adore vos vidéos, so good !

Spot on pronunciation!! Bonne chance , je vous souhaite le meilleur dans votre découverte de ce qu'est la France :) I was born there but left it long time ago around 1998, your videos help me continue my own journey discovering what it is to be a complete stranger in a country I knew nothing about.

I so much enjoy your videos. I had a similar occurrence where the work life and Montreal were no longer serving me. The move to small town Atlantic Canada has been a positive move.

I have been watching your videos for a while now. I love that you and your wife are in your 50’s as I am as well. I would love to see a video on what you’re doing for health insurance in France and how navigating the health system over there is going for you. Merci Beaucoup.🙏

Brits say French people are "lazy", but French "work to live not live to work". British ONS (Office for National Statistics ) 20 January 2022. International comparisons of UK productivity - Main points: - The G7 countries’ average (excluding the UK) output per worker was 13% above the UK in 2019. - The UK’s output per hour worked is less than France and the US. - France is between 9% and 28% more productive than the UK, with a central estimate of 18% more productive. (btw your videos are great!)

Lived there for several years. A 1000 memories return ! Good Job !!

I am currently evaluating moving to another country (CZ) and am a bit afraid of taking the risk, this is actually the perfect time to watch this video sincw so many things can be applied to making big decisions and then actually living them - thank you so much for your perspective and insights! - Maria

👍👍💕🌷you two are an inspiration !

Thank you loads for your perspective. I shoulda been born in France, not the US, as France has always felt like my home. Even when hitch hiking on some desolation road back in the 70's. My property in 17 is 90% complete, after 5 years of 3 week stints several times a year to work with amazing tradesmen. Have my res visa; all set there. Selling out here completely with expectation of being there for good this Spring. So many positives I could add about France, the French, their social support system, their superb health system, the transportation network. And no damn pharma ads on tv ! Yes, the tax rates are higher, but you get what you pay for there, unlike here. Americans are isolated by geography, by politics, by an economic system that promotes a crazy work ethic, and by the deluded idea that We're Number 1!! The French are not just French; they are also Europeans, members of something larger organized to promote peace and prosperity for all. I could go on and on, including some current negatives, but taken as a whole..... Looking forward to your next vid. Many Thanks !

The french know how to live. It is the only place where I feel at home and I have lived in many countries. I am originally from California, where I am at the moment in a small town. The pressure and vibe is pretty much survival level. In the summer I will be in England and then to France. Thanks for your video*

Aww loved that you ended in French too! Je suis totalement d’accord! One must take leaps of Faith when it feels aligned despite initial fears. It always leads to rich and amazing life experiences. It was the case for me every.single.time (moving from Europe to Canada, then Australia and now back in Europe but in another country I would have NEVER considered and where I feel at home now: Spain 🇪🇸). Merci de toujours partager de si belles vidéos avec nous. They’re always so insightful 💫😇👍🏽

I always enjoy your videos as they are so informative and so Real.. your French is excellent -did it take long to learn? 👏👏

wonderful thoughtful heartfelt video. thank you.

I love your narrative style about your life.

Loving hearing from you! This is such a marvelous content and video post! Looking forward to more; especially a tour of how things have settled into being in your new home.

Love all your videos.

Your videos are always so visually pleasing. It’s so cool to see you use your producing and videography skills on this channel. A lot of reasons you mentioned in this video resonate with my need to also leave the US. A work life balance lends to other areas of my life also improving and now that’s my goal.

I’ve been watching your journey and it’s so inspiring. I relate to feeling like US has a shelf life. I’m 42, and planning to relocate by 45. Figuring out the country now. Keep up the videos please!

Just saw the Portugal video before this, so uplifting to hear you found yourself a new home that suits you better in France. I was thinking the Netherlands would be the best fit based on what I heard in Portugal video, but France is also an amazing country, even if I never lived there, only visited.

I moved to the south--and you are saying pretty much to the word, exactly what I am experiencing...perhaps only that the culture is less disfused with expats in the countryside of north than my village in the countryside of the south. And, maybe the food is better in the neighboring city of Paris rather than Cannes and Nice...However, basically, word-for-word, my experience in leaving the states for france. well done. you both look happy and healthy. your house is beautiful. your family is together on the same continent...I shared to my social media. thanks for the update and insight.

Love your videos and always look forward to new ones! Did Cecilia finish decorating your beautiful French home? Would love to see her work of art with that home! Saludos from Miami!❤🏡😘

Amazing stories about true life France. Thank you so much for sharing your experiences in France. I remember visiting Paris & the food was C’est incroyable. Merci beacoup.

Good to see you again. Great storytelling once again. Glad you two have settled well in France. Hows your french coming along? :)

I am looking forward for a vlog on the daily renovations at your new house