I’ll never forget cradling my newborn son whilst staring out the window at planes taking off from Heathrow. Our flat in London had a good view of the Heathrow flight path – a reality that felt quite cruel at that point.
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I’ll never forget cradling my newborn son whilst staring out the window at planes taking off from Heathrow. Our flat in London had a good view of the Heathrow flight path – a reality that felt quite cruel at that point.
Becca Miquel is a mother of two-and-a half- year old twin boys. Originally from Oklahoma, she has been living in Paris for close to seven years. She’s also a talented interior decorator and home organizer.
Dominique Farrar is the face behind the blog Wannabe Française, where she documents her life as an American expat in France. Originally from the San Francisco Bay Area, she recently moved to Paris with her French husband and her two-year-old son.
Find out why she fell in love with the city of light and what are her happy places in the up and coming 16th arrondissement.
Five years ago, Cindy moved from Barcelona to Paris. The fact that they had no close friends or family members around led Cindy and her husband to find challenges to occupy their free time. One of these challenges was running the 2018 Paris Marathon. At first, the idea of running a marathon for the first time seemed intimidating. But thanks to the motivation from her family, coworkers, rigorous training and a strong mindset, she was able to cross the finish line. She shares with Blisshood how she did it and how “when there is a will there is a way”.
Mexican entrepreneur, Paulina Cantú, shared how she balances work and family life, the importance of having a supportive network like Blisshood when living abroad, and her mission to promote her cultural roots while uplifting the work of women in San Cristobal de las Casas, Chiapas.