The Problem With English Verandas

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Veranda in French is what we call a conservatory in English. It's an extension to your house, but with glass walls and ceiling. A veranda goes all the way around - it's not from Forest Gump. No, porch is just a covered front door area. So you when you go into the when you open the front door, you enter the porch.

641. Catching Up with Amber & Paul #9

The pod-pals are back on the podcast and it's time for the usual catching up session in which we talk about how very-pregnant Amber has moved to the suburbs of Paris, the difference between a terrace, veranda, porch and conservatory, the difference between a cave and a basement, Paul's showbiz news, the ongoing joys and struggles of parenthood, the strikes in France, raising bilingual children and more.

P20 parts 4 & 5 will be released next week.

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