When Stephen first asked me to come on board as a guest writer for The American in Paris I was thrilled — I had long wished for a space where I could speak about my experiences as an expat in … Continue reading
Announcements
We Wrote a Book, Part I: Brainstorming, Writing, and Editing
I’ve said more than once that I never expected TAIP to grow into the resource it has become. I simply wanted to help others who, like myself, wanted to move to France but didn’t know how. After ten years of … Continue reading
To Know the Place Again for the First Time: TAIP’s Soft Reboot
Eight years and one week ago, I penned my first ever blog post on a website I called The American in Paris. It talked about my plans to leave the US and some of my thinking that led me to … Continue reading
How to Move to France, Part 3
The Nomadic Network has had me on in the past months to talk about the ins and out of moving to France, particularly from non-EU countries. Tomorrow will be the final webinar in a three-episode run. It’s free and you … Continue reading
Two Hour Ask Me Anything Session on Moving to France
The webinar I did a couple of weeks ago had over 130 attendees and as such there were a number of questions I didn’t have time to answer. I’m going to tackle those and some new ones this week on … Continue reading
Free Webinar on Moving to France
Just a quick note that this week I will be hosting a webinar on moving to France and building a life and business here for the Nomadic Network. Feel free to join (there’s no cost) or share with friends or … Continue reading
Visa Video Courses Posted
One of the things I did this summer during a trip to the US was film some video courses about subjects I knew very well. Two of those courses were about French immigration. I did one on the Long Term … Continue reading
En Vacance
I’ve been taking a short vacation away from Paris and though later this week I will be heading to London to witness the referendum, Paris is still on my mind. So here are my thoughts on the strikes. Photo by Morgan Housel … Continue reading