This week we felt like true locals.

Thanksgiving in Biarritz turned out to be a wonderful, but different, celebration this year.

It's all coming together!

Today's surf adventure was a wild ride, and not just because of the waves!

Luna just arrived, and Gabe has gone into full work mode …

We're really missing out on the wildest storm on the west coast of Europe right now.

We landed in Barcelona around 10 am, and it was warm!

The "Toutes Directions" signs in France never fail to amuse me.

We've hit the six-week mark here in Biarritz, and it's crazy how fast time is going now.

Let me introduce you to the Espelette pepper.

Summer is over! I mean, I know it's October 12th, but this weather is just refusing to let go.

This past week was nothing short of spectacular …

The real adventure began on Saturday …

Both Luke and Charlie are adapting well, each bringing their own unique approach and style to the experience.

Now, I start most conversations with: "Je ne parle pas beaucoup le français mais j'essaie quand même."

So, the "réunion de rentrée" (Back to School Night) was nothing like what we’re used to back home.

As I step out onto the street from our apartment, I can't help but feel like a fish out of water, even though I'm doing my best to blend in.

The boys have completed their very first week at a French Public school …

Stacey asked if I'd like to go surfing with the Surfmamas on Friday, my response was YES!

When it comes to trash disposal, Biarritz and Carmel couldn't be more different.