Cold, ice, & snow – oh my!
Sure, it gets cold in winter months on the French Riviera, but ice and snowy conditions are very rare. During my recent visit to the Washington D.C. area, there was a winter storm affecting the East coast, and sure enough, I experienced an ice storm, followed by snow accumulations of about 10-12 inches. Nice to look at, but definitely not the nice/NICE weather I’m used to. Beautiful to look at, but happy to be back home to warmer temps!
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24/7 in FRANCE 
I wouldn’t be visiting the northern US in the winter if I had the choice. I am sure Nice is much nicer this time of year.
Turns out that Nice had almost two weeks of continual rainy weather while I was in the U.S., so not sure which would have been better 🙂
This is wonderful Kim. You must be so proud of your books and I love your father in law’s music. A real taste of France. I am so glad that you are living your dream. Inspirational stuff.
Love Corinne x
Thanks, Corinne – your comment is truly heart-warming.
Looks very, very, very familiar!
No doubt – the whole East coast got slammed with this storm! Hope you got along OK.
How can my daughter live in France? Poo
Hi Paula – sorry, don’t understand your comment so please email me to clarify. Merci!
Hi Paula – Sorry, I got your message confused regarding a different post so please ignore my previous reply. Really it all depends on where in France one lives, as it can be just as wintery as in D.C. Thanks for commenting.