Immerse yourself in insider stories & interviews – pick up valuable tips & advice on mastering the French language and living the French dream wherever you live…
Great Women of France: 18th and 19th centuries – Part 2
The 'salons' of 17th and 18th century France are sometimes called “the cradle of the French Revolution.” Salons were discussions among a group of carefully selected nobles and intellectuals, typically organized by women called salonnières.
Anthony ‘Tony’ Jackovich: Orphan, Fighter, Sailor, Actor, Designer, and Painter
Mark introduces us to Tony Jackovich with this very interesting story of their meeting and of Tony's life.
My Love Affair with France: Traci Parent
My love affair with France continues to develop: I now have a home there where I spend as much time as possible.
Grenoble: Living and Writing in the French Alps
Grenoble: Living and writing in the French Alps - New to Grenoble - Moving to a new country - New as a Contributor to MyFrenchLife Magazine.
Great Women of France: 16th century & before – Part 1
Great Women of France, who are they? Who have played important roles in the history of la belle France? There's the woman who was not French but American, and the other who may never have been to France at all! Fun!
Parlez-vous Français? What is working for me…
Parlez-vous francaIs? After two years of French... when in Paris, I wasn’t confident. So, I decided to become competent in conversational French.
French Connections: Family Scrapbook
French Family Connections: Can family photos make French connections across generations? Mine do.... A story of my family and France.
Made in Marseille: EPV artisans & craftsmen
Made in Marseille: EPV - Traditions connect us to our past, awards like EPV, help. I applaud craftsmen & artisans in Marseilles. I see why they take such pride in their work
French Soap: A Guide to Quality Soap from France
French Soap: A Guide to Quality Soap - Many soaps labeled ‘French’ don't compare with those available from French soap makers.
Paris metro stations: beauty, design, quirky, phantom & other extraordinary images
Paris metro stations. The most beautiful. Who designed the entrances? Catching glimpses of the quirky things some people do in the Metro is at once amusing, strange and mind-boggling.
