Posts Tagged with ‘France’
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Travel Diaries: A Fairy-tale Weekend in the French Countryside
13 Aug 2012By Abby Rodgers I love Paris. I have spent several summers in the City of Love and have become accustomed…
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Travel Diaries: A French Girl in Greece: On Teenagers, the Sea, and Raisins
06 Aug 2012By Flore der Agopian The sun was beautiful in Greece. The weather was perfect and I don’t remember a day…
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French Impressions: Perspectives from an author and professor of French, D-Day tour historian, and Parisian teenager, writing about the process of transformation
01 Aug 2012We celebrate the culture of transformation. A sea change: the dramatic shift that comes from living abroad, divorcing the land…
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How to spend your money even if you do not need to: the French biannual sales
23 Jul 2012By Bénédicte Mahé Dear readers, if you are here, visiting A Woman’s Paris again, it means you like (dare I…
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French Impressions: Dana Wielgus on studying, living and volunteering abroad
18 Jul 2012Dana Wielgus, student at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, is pursuing degrees in French and ESL (English as a Second Language)…
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Travel Diaries: The streets of Marrakech
16 Jul 2012By Jennifer Haug I sipped a strong café noir and looked out on the busy, crowded streets of Marrakech. Young…
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Bastille Day Military Parade in Paris: la fête nationale
09 Jul 2012By Barbara Redmond The morning was no different than any other. I was at the stove frothing milk by hand…
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D-Day Travel Guide: For American visitors to Normandy, France
04 Jul 2012By Alan Davidge During the past few years I have met many Americans who wish to explore Normandy. After the obligatory…
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My suitable place in Paris, and how I discovered my new arrondissement
28 Jun 2012By Bénédicte Mahé When I studied in Paris for my first two years of college, my mother had found for…
