Fontainebleau
4 years
Take a cooking class. You will not only meet people, you will learn how to use local products and become more deeply involved in your host culture.
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Diverse, yes. Accepting, to a point. There is a definite hard core local community that does not allow outsiders to join but at the same time, there is a large international community that is very friendly and welcoming.
We have INSEAD, a top ranked Business University that teaches in English as our largest employer. There is also a Siemens plant and a Corning plant. It is also a top site in tourist trade with a large historic chateau that attracts many plus a respected forest preserve that attracts hikers and alpinists.
Family is #1, then comes sports. Work is something you do to support your family and so that you are able to spend time with them pursuing your leisure activities.
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It is a great place to live.
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This is France as you see it in black and white movies, it's like going back in time fifty years ago, sales people in stores always take the time to chat with you, the pace is not hurried, everybody takes a 2 hours lunch break. Serene, peaceful, beautiful, no tourists, not on the map, I love it.
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