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After 31 years in the United States, I find myself more American than I ever expected to be, yet not so American in many ways.
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October
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- The next Dr. Who
- Of EOBs, lying dentists and cheap insurance companies
- Bumper sticker theft
- Political thinking
- If the world could vote
- New England fall weekend
- Fall
- In which I give in to temptation
- 6 things meme
- Learn to speak English, why doncha?
- Community organizer vs. governor
- That Obma!
- Wordless Wednesday
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- Alien in a Foreign Field
- An Englishman in Atlanta
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- Bloody Brilliant!
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- Crunchie Mummy
- Culturally Discombobulated
- Expatmum
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- Letters, postcards, notes on the fridge
- Life with Chinese Characteristics
- Miss Chicago
- Mom or Mum Wars
- Mother Hen
- Motherhood: the final frontier
- Nappy Valley
- Not from around here
- Postcards from across the pond
- Sablonneuse
- Separated by a Common Language
- She's Not From Yorkshire
- Soft in the head
- Some mothers do 'ave 'em
- The American Resident
- the part where we move to london
- Tomato, To-mah-to
- Turkish Delight
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6 comments:
Beautiful photo! I guess that Fall is here!
No words, so we have to guess?Could it be a toads tool? ;-)
Definitely an autumnal feel to that picture.
Billy - I don't know what kind of fungus it is - just looked like it would be a nice photo.
Although it does have an autumnal look to it, it was actually taken in Vermont this summer!
You surprise me! At the moment, the leaves are flying off the trees here and I have honeyfungus popping up in my flowerbeds.
that is a stunning photo........it doesn't need words at all.
Gill in Canada, originally from Britain.
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