Suddenly Home SEVEN: Let the Dishes Pile Up
Suddenly Home SEVEN: Let the dishes pile up My apologies for the hiatus. In my last post (Keeping the Kids at a Distance) I mentioned …
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Suddenly Home SIX: Keeping the kids at a distance
Suddenly Home SIX: Keeping the kids at a distance Working at home with kids is challenging even when school and daycare are running. So I’d …
Suddenly Home FIVE: Why Breaks are No Luxury
Suddenly Home FIVE: Why Breaks are No Luxury In my last two posts I explained how to fend off outside distractions by making your home …
Suddenly Home FOUR: How Supplies will Save you
Suddenly Home FOUR: How Supplies will Save you As I said in Suddenly Home ONE, it’s best to approach the home office as if you …
Suddenly Home THREE: Work with what you’ve got
Suddenly Home THREE: Work with what you’ve got My husband and I love to reminisce about our scavenger hunts. Literally every time we move, …
Suddenly Home TWO: (Keep) Working 9-5
TWO: (Keep) working 9-5 People think the best thing about working at home is escaping the “9 to 5.” The idea of waking up and …
Suddenly Home: What you need to know about working at home, from someone who’s been doing it for decades.
SUDDENLY HOME Ten things you need to know about working at home, from someone who’s been doing it for decades. For thousands of Canadians sent …
Julie interviewed in BBC Story: Why the French don’t Show Excitement
Julie was interview for this BBC story exploring how the concept of “excitement” doesn’t translate into French. “Verbally, ‘I’m so excited’ is sort of a …
New Release: Look it up!
Julie just released a new book she helped two McGill family medicine professors write. It shows doctors and patients how to use online information to make …
The Bonjour Effect reviewed in France Today Magazine
France Today magazine says The Bonjour Effect is The Bonjour Effect is “a hugely engaging read, whether you speak French or not, and is surely a must-have for …