Hello! My name’s Anne. Let me tell you a story.
Meannedering is where I write about my travels, life in New York and France, and all of my delicious adventures.
In 2014, I quit my job in Washington, D.C. to move to the south of France. Since then, I’ve taught English to French middle schoolers, traveled solo through Spain and Italy, worked on a French vineyard, got my masters in Paris, and have been desperately trying to recreate the chai I drank under the stars in a terra cotta cup in Rajasthan.
I now live in the Lower East Side of New York, where I bake lots of treats, go on long walks through the park, and am doing my best to make Nora Ephron proud. I’m so happy to have you here, and would love to help you go on your next delicious adventure.
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New Here?
→ Be sure to check out my travel map
→ Are you interested in teaching English in France? (+read my moving announcement and the most frequently asked questions about moving abroad)
→ Curious about what it’s like doing a masters in Paris? (Note: I didn’t study at a French university; the process for that is much different!)
→ Discover my favorite places in Washington, D.C. and Paris
→ Read articles I’ve written elsewhere here
Photo of me taken by Louise Chester
All photos copyright Anne Elder unless otherwise noted. Please contact me if you’d like to inquire about publishing my photos.
