Daily Life in Boston

Halloween is a real deal

15 October 2013 No Comments

Halloween is getting closer! Some houses are already decorated. I found this one in the South End, in Boston.

10 reasons to love Boston

26 September 2013 No Comments

I’ve been living in Boston for about 2 years. At first we left here “just to see”. And eventually we’ll stay two more years. These past 2 years went by really fast: I can still

Snap shot #1

5 July 2013 No Comments

The day was so hot yesterday that we couldn’t do anything. Around 9.30 pm we seated on the Esplanade to watch the fireworks above the Charles River, in Boston. After that, the air was till

Tested out: a running club with some bootcamp options

4 June 2013 No Comments

Why going to a running club? And more important: why going back? These are the metaphysical questions I’m asking to myself on Wednesdays. It all started with a nice conversation with a friend one night, and

Spring in Boston

26 April 2013 No Comments

Spring is back! Blossoming trees, delightful smells, running squirrels and singing birds. That’s one of the cool thing in Boston: the city lives with the 4 seasons – snow in winter, flowers in spring, hot

Boston marathon 2013

15 April 2013 No Comments

Boston marathon takes place each third Monday in April, on Patriots’ Day. It’s a very popular event here in Boston. All the American  people we know here encouraged us to stay in the city and

Boston under the snow

14 February 2013 No Comments

Last week, a huge snow storm hit Boston. As if we were kids, we were so happy about the city being covered by snow, so we went out and enjoyed a long walk. I gathered a bunch

My first blizzard in Boston

9 February 2013 No Comments

After more than one year living in Boston, here it is: our very first blizzard. It’s not only a storm, it’s also chilly and with violent winds: the kind of weather that makes us want

Bye bye 2012 // One year in the United States…

29 December 2012 No Comments

2012 was full of changes, we met a lot of people, did awesome trips and experienced a new American way of life (well, sort of… it’s hard to get rid of some French habits). Are