How does it feel to be home?

Alright, before I dive into the fun we had at the Fête de Bayonne, let me catch you up on a few things that happened this week.

As our incredible year in France draws to a close, I find myself filled with a mix of emotions.

Friday was quite possibly one of the best days.

We had a blast at the final birthday event for Stacey at L’Artnoa.

Alright, so here's the saga without my trusty crutch, Gabe, who speaks French and can handle everything.

Okay, so with that being said, we have been busy. Here is the rundown from this week.

Sam and Francesca told us that Manu Chao was playing near Oviedo.

The boys headed off to school while Gabe and I drove down to Bilbao to …

Charlie and Seve were finally reunited for a four-day Paris adventure …

May 26 marked my first French Mother’s Day, but the week leading up to it was quite eventful.

Luke's "Christmas Weekend" in Rome was an incredible trip; he researched and planned most of the weekend.

We crammed our schedule with activities.

Charlie’s “Christmas Present” weekend in London turned out to be a blast!

I have been waiting all year for the Fête de Bibi.

We arrived at 13:00, ready to dive into the city's charms.

Being in Bologna felt like stepping into a culinary and historical wonderland.

We did all things Venice, and it was amazing to experience it all firsthand—

Finally, we set foot in Napoli, and the chaos embraced us.