To say I’m nervous about Paris’s partial reopening/un-confining tomorrow May 19, is an oversimplification. I’m extremely excited, pumped, relieved, excited again. I really want to be able to buy some objects in person, look at some arts, or sit at a table when I grab lunch with friends instead of on the ground at a park. But, I’m also nervous.
Tag: paris
How Being An Expat Made Me Uniquely Adapted to Our Current Mandated Confinement
You merely adopted the isolation. I was born in it, molded by it.
100 Random Tips For Living In Paris and France in General
I’m not talking about obvious stuff you read on Buzzfeed. I’m talking niche and deeply biased advice for living in Paris, France.
Stairs and Stares: The Little Differences Between Paris and Los Angeles
Some differences between LA and Paris are obvious–like trading freeways for metros. Others, I would never have thought of.
Waiting Four Months For My Boxes To Arrive to Paris From Los Angeles: I Lived It
In a fit of optimism, I thought we’d be the first international movers to receive our moving boxes early.
For Us Americans: What Is This Paris Transportation Strike, AKA La Greve
A very abridged and unresearched first-person account of what the transportation strikes in Paris have been like.
A Guide To Holding A Baguette While You Walk Around Paris
In Paris everyone is constantly eating, carrying, or buying bread. And you can too!
French Grocery Musings: Boxed Sandwiches
I love writing off-topic reviews of frozen, unusual, and unhealthy food. This week: a boxed ham sandwich.
How to Find an Apartment in Paris (And Also Discover That You Love Capitalism)
I thought grit and money would help me find an apartment in Paris because I’m a dumb American.
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