I made this video a few months ago, but things moved so quickly that I never published it. Now that France is experiencing the fourth COVID wave, I thought that it might be interesting to revisit.
SouthFranceAmerican 3 - CANCER CARE IN FRANCE
A couple of years ago, Cathey was diagnosed with breast cancer. Here's the story of her treatment. In a word...Excellent!
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SPRINGTIME DURING COVID MEANS PICNICS
Perhaps the one thing that bothers us the most about the COVID pandemic is the closing of our favorite restaurants. If I had to name one thing that makes our move to France worth the effort, it would be the incredibly fresh and tasty food and wine. Of course, Cathey is still a truly amazing cook. But she does enjoy going to one of our favorite restaurants and sampling the work of our local chefs.
Maybe we can't go out to eat at a restaurant these days, but with the weather warming up as spring approaches, we can still go out to eat. We picnic. Here are some pics from our recent forays around the region.
GRUISSAN
Our first picnic, on a breakwater by the Med.
BOUZIGUES
ROQUEBRON
SouthFranceAmerican 1 - Election 2020
In this first in a series of short videos, I discuss the 2020 Presidential election in the USofA as seen by an American living in France.
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LE LEZARD BLEU (THE BLUE LIZARD): RESTAURANT REVIEW
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