Today marks my 14th day in Paris. I have been back for 2 full weeks and life feels so much better. I don't feel stressed, tired, worn out...I feel as if I could run around the world. I have been walking 30,000 (or more) steps every day since I have been back. In Paris, you… Continue reading French House Hunting 03

Hello Again. Today my journey is taking me to the small town of Ruffec, France. Here I will be looking at an 18 bedroom Hotel that has an interesting tie to World War II history. Operation Frankton: Cockleshell Heroes Raid, The British Prime Minister Winston Churchill believed the mission shortened World War II by six months and Admiral Louis Mountbatten, the commander… Continue reading French House Hunting 02

Although I have never claimed to be an American, for the many obvious reasons, speaking a language aside from English has to be one of the worst faults that Americans have. I have lived in France before, and I have delved so deep into Rosetta Stone I've thought about becoming a professional spelunker. Speaking another… Continue reading Parlez Vous?

Today is the day I view the first income  property. I must continue to remind myself throughout this process that the property must be an INCOME PROPERTY. I must not get carried away by my romantic fascinations with any property unless it has serious income potential. That being said, I am still going to see… Continue reading French House Hunting 01

It's official: I have quit my job in New York City, bought a one way ticket to Paris, researched over 30 properties, and transferred my savings in to a French bank account. As I write this I am sitting at JFK airport waiting for my 10:05 flight to CDG. Tomorrow, 4 October 2017 will be… Continue reading Back to Paris

I have always been the third child. I have always had two older sister, and 11 months after I was born, one younger brother. My siblings have helped shaped me over the years in to the person that I am today. Kamara, Kristina & Kyle are three amazing people who mean so much to me.… Continue reading Siblings

It has been 23 days since my blog about United Healthcare by Oxford ruining my life.  I would like to say that they have realized the damage they cause to their patients, but anyone who has United Healthcare by Oxford knows they would never admit to their horrible mistakes. I want to thank everyone who… Continue reading United Healthcare Doesn’t!

On Monday 3 July 2017 my life was deeply impacted. I was at the office and a TV screen in the waiting room was promoting Afrezza, an Inhalable Insulin. I was intrigued because the last time I heard about Inhalable insulin was years ago and I remember a doctor telling me it was removed from… Continue reading Stop United Healthcare

I tend to carry a bag with me almost everywhere I go. Some of my friends tease me about it asking why I have to carry it, and I explain its because of my diabetes that I need to take my insulin with me, etc etc. It is true, if I'm going out to dinner,… Continue reading Prepared!?

Bonjour les amis. Comment ça va? 14 July is la Fête nationale, le 14 juillet or better known in English speaking countries as Bastille Day. This day commemorates the Storming of the Bastille(July 14, 1789), an event marked a major turning point of the French Revolution, where the French people of economic levels below the… Continue reading Joyeux Quatorze Juillet!🇫🇷