Malheureusement, je ne parle pas encore couramment le franΓ§ais aprΓ¨s un mois! En fait, je ne peux toujours commander qu’un grand verre de vin blanc et cinq croissants et mΓͺme alors, le serveur dit “quoi”?
Impressed? I used Google Translate, bien sΓ»r.
A month in the Dordogne was just the tonic I needed to step away from my life for a minute and reboot. To be honest, it was more fill my boots than reboot – with rosΓ¨, coffee, figs, cheese, croissants, chocolatines, baguettes, tomatoes, tapenade and the rest. I am fully in love with France. All the things I love most in life are still cheap there – wine, food, eating out…it’s just that I’ve come back a stone heavier and will now have to work out how to lose the weight.
Check out my Dordogne gallery below.
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The Dordogne is such a pretty area – full of Bastide towns, vineyards and agriculture. The fields were full of either vines, sunflowers or sweetcorn – heavenly:-
I also need to work out how to step up my pace significantly, having slowed right down to a snail’s pace. I am feeling relaxed and happy, but the fact that it’s a little more difficult to move might have something to do with my pace.
My children came out for a long weekend which was just lovely; wandering around Issigiac with them was spectacularly beautiful.
I even managed a couple of exercise sessions on the terrace!
Happy me on the last day, delighted with my expandable drawstring waist – it’s the way forward!
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I think that u look lovely; great dress! C.x
Thank you!! xx