Bonjour toute le monde! A couple weeks ago it was spring break for my best friend who goes to school in Florida, so she decided to come and visit. It was her first time in France, let alone Europe in general. Which means that this had to be a good week. Her arrival day was very packed. We started at a mall near the Notre Dame, then walked across the Seine to the Shakespeare & Co bookshop, got a crepe next door, and continued walking towards the Luxembourg garden (sadly we got

Bonjour toute le monde! Okay so this past week was Paris Fashion Week! And while I don't live in Paris, I live 40 minutes away by train and so I can easily visit whenever I want. So, this past week one of my friends from my hometown came and visited me over her spring break, which called for multiple trips into the city for tourist things. One day we planned to see a lot of the main tourist things in the first couple arrondissements. So, we started at the Arc de Triomphe, mad

Bonjour Toute le Monde! I am back for another helpful (hopefully) guide on all things studying abroad. After this one I'll start actually getting into the exciting part of being abroad, the traveling! But before I was able to start traveling, I had to get to France first. I have been to France twice before so I kinda knew what it was like and a bit on how to prepare. I knew that I had to get a phone plan, but this time I decided to get an esim since I was going to be there fo

Bonjour toute le monde! So, you're thinking about studying abroad? Well I think that's a terrific idea. Studying abroad is a great way to see the world while also perusing your degree, not to mention experiencing things about different cultures that you wouldn't be able to do in the U.S. However, before you even get to your host country, you have to get a visa. Since I am attending a school in France, I am only able to speak on how that process went. Each country has its own

Today marks two weeks since I arrived in France, and while that might seem brief, the experiences I’ve packed into this time have been...