Archive for Category: "france"

Easier Ways: My Stint as a Campsite Courier in France

Easier Ways: My Stint as a Campsite Courier in France
By on April 11, 2011

In 2005 I was working for a British travel company at their staff training facility in the Netherlands when I was offered the opportunity to finish up my summer with a six-week stint as a courier (a general assistant) at one of their resorts in the south of France

Paris: City of Light and Losers

Paris: City of Light and Losers
By on February 1, 2011

Sophie is studying French Language and Civilization in Paris through New York University and Jessica came to visit over winter break. Experiencing Paris during Christmastime is a must but there are a few drawbacks to keep in mind. Here is our pro/con list

Finding Real Love in Paris

Finding Real Love in Paris
By on January 25, 2011

Paris is known as the City of Lights, but also, the City of Love. Finding real love in Paris is hard because most men are looking only for a one-night stand. I hope this post inspires you to find your love in Paris!

How I Ended Up in Choir in Saint Punish

How I Ended Up in Choir in Saint Punish
By on January 14, 2011

Sometimes when you find yourself shivering in the bitter cold in the middle of a cemetery nestled in the misty hills of the French countryside in an unknown village on a Sunday morning, surrounded by people that you don’t know, it’s good to take a step back and ask yourself, “Now how did I get here again?”

The Ultimate Spa Experience in Paris

The Ultimate Spa Experience in Paris
By on January 4, 2011

If your mother or close girlfriend visits you in France during your year abroad there’s no better activity than a day at the spa…sort of. I’m not referring to a country club outing, but to a day at the hamam, or Turkish baths at the Mosquée de Paris.