A southern girl, Amie, is required to file a Hardship Affidavit for the US Customs and Immigrations Office "Proving Hardship..".. the hardship of having to pack up and leave her roach infested, two room apartment in the redneck haven of Middle Tennessee to live in a castle... in the French countryside, where she will be forced to eat croissants and pain au chocaolat for breakfast and drink hard cider for lunch, and cheese... apple tarts....(you get the picture) if her new French husband is kicked out of the country because he doesn't get his Green Card. So, she goes back to the beginning.......

Amie's Mother is dying of cancer and Amie's sister is selling Meth from a pull behind trailer in south Georgia and won't be making it to the funeral or helping with any arrangements at all, for that matter. In fact, she thinks that their mother doesn't even need a funeral. Who cares about all of her mother's friends and family? Just put the ashes in an urn and set it on the mantel. And, by the way, the grandkids don't need any money from the life insurance payout, as well....... Follow Amie and her family as they deal with sickness, love, life, death, and being Southern.