Charles de Gaulle once famously proclaimed that he “always had a certain idea of France.” On a recent trip to that enchanting country, I had the chance to catch a glimpse of a different “idea of France” through the eyes of my young daughter. Upon boarding a train from Avignon to Paris, she repeatedly expressed…
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