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Femme au foyer
After living in the volcano region of France we have moved to South Carolina, where through Femme au Foyer the culinary, travel, and parenting experiences of France continue to be a part of our daily life.
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Terrance Jhennings
19:15 PM October 14, 2012
19:15 PM October 14, 2012
Reviewing all entries, this one looks good, pleasure to read and unique insights also
Daina Cers
21:06 PM October 14, 2012
21:06 PM October 14, 2012
Interesting descriptions on travels through Europe with kid-friendly activity advice and wonderful photographs. Often humorous entries, about attempting to recreate a recipe with ingredients commonly found in the US, but not so common in France.
Ilze Smidchens
19:08 PM October 15, 2012
19:08 PM October 15, 2012
very informative and interesting to read. I would compare them to Rick Steves narratives. The photos are outstanding
Anna
16:24 PM October 17, 2012
16:24 PM October 17, 2012
Heartfelt account of raising kids abroad and the challenges that raises. Informative for anyone needing expat information while living in France. Amazing photos documenting travels in and around France.
Inga
00:32 AM October 22, 2012
00:32 AM October 22, 2012
Literate, sincere, humorous, and personal writing allows readers a wonderful window into one expat family's adventures in Europe - both the exciting and positive as well as the frustrations. BEAUTIFUL photographs!
Leanne
03:48 AM December 12, 2012
03:48 AM December 12, 2012
I would love to live in France! But I don't, and that's why I started following this blog. Awesome pictures, but the best was hearing about her pregnancy... I thought having a baby in the US was hard, and here everyone speaks English!
