Who Am I?

The world has offered me precious moments, breathtaking landscapes, and memorable faces.

The Five Senses Club!

In order of preference, I love sight, smell, taste, touch, and hearing. And you? My senses are like faithful companions in life; they allow me to savor every moment and experience both the wonders and the little horrors of daily life.

The Antennas Are Always On!

I cultivate an open mind and an endless curiosity. Whether out loud or in silence, I love to capture, decode, describe, and share what I feel and experience. I'm always trying to find solutions, even though it's not always easy. Sometimes, my ideas wander around in my head, hide for a while, and then come back... or not! You know what I mean? Do you also have antennas that pick up everything without warning? Please tell me I'm not alone in this madness!

The Roots of My Life's Tree

I grew up in an environment where exploration, celebration, and nature were central. Surrounded by a loving family and friends who shared the same values, I learned at a young age to dance, savor life's simple pleasures, and enjoy moments shared—whether at parties, in the countryside, or by the sea. Each family had two children, one the same age as my brother and one my age. We had an absolute blast. There are so many stories to tell from that time in my life! Like a deeply rooted tree, these experiences nurtured my growth and shaped the person I am today.

When Chemistry Meets the Magic of Marketing

My journey through chemistry and then cosmetic marketing reflects my scientific and meticulous mindset, always in search of answers. I appreciate science, not only as a discipline but also as a way of thinking that allows me to ask questions, find solutions, and adapt to any kind of challenge. Even though sometimes, it's very difficult... even impossible.

Conquering the World

Then, I made the bold decision to conquer English and the American dream. My journey took me through several major U.S. cities, where I spent ten years instead of the one year originally planned. I discovered new cultures, broadened my horizons, and of course, became much more than bilingual. English became a second nature to me, almost as if I had been born with it (smile). Those ten years are filled with original, amusing stories, discoveries... and much more.

My Refuge

But it was in Belize that I truly found a home, a place that captured my heart and soul. It was there that I built my family, a home filled with love where my daughters grew up with the same values that shaped me, blended with two cultures, with their "Nany," in a country that is healthy, independent, united, small, and generous. And the list could go on...

Return to France

Today, back in France, I have successfully navigated through several chapters of my life. My daughters are pursuing studies in medicine and pharmacy, and I returned to my hometown for family and health reasons. At almost 60, the urge to write is calling me. Not to invent stories, but to share, as I love to do, the rich and meaningful stories I've lived.
I'm not exaggerating—each paragraph of this message could inspire a story of its own.

When Nature Speaks to Me

My connection to nature and my spirituality, without images or names, deeply ties me to the essential elements of existence: the air I breathe, the water that soothes me, the sun that energizes me, the moon that guides me, and the earth—green, preferably—that nourishes me. I find inspiration in everything around me, whether it's the beauty of a sunset, the conversation between two elderly ladies sitting next to me on the bus, or even walking on a sidewalk full of dog poop.
I have a passion for music, even though I don't listen to it much, because it always makes me move, no matter the style. When it comes to reading, I love diving into epic sagas, historical tales that transport me, and books that feed the mind.

A Life to Share

My life is filled with memories, discoveries, and lessons that I'm ready to share.
I'm a curious, passionate person, deeply connected to nature and people. I've lived through so much, and I still have so much to tell, with wisdom and humility.

Conclusion

Despite all this, don't forget that this is just a general presentation of who I am. It doesn't mean I'm always as described. It's simply a glimpse of what predominates within me. And know that a good crisis, where I can scream loudly, has been witnessed more than once.

Anyway, welcome.
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