From the webcomic xkcd (whose author has allowed the reuse of this image here.)
Wooly Socks And Flip-Flops
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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.
My reading list
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Always the same3 days ago
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Friends from College3 years ago
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Expat/Repat Update3 years ago
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The Last Post3 years ago
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American Notes: Kit-Kats7 years ago
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Confessions of a cruiser (part 2)7 years ago
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Americanisms in British English7 years ago
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Expat (or bicultural) blogs
- A Brit Out of Water
- A Broad Abroad
- A View From England
- AliBlahBlah
- Alien in a Foreign Field
- An Englishman in Atlanta
- Big Apple, Little Britainer
- Bloody Brilliant!
- British Daffodilly
- BritishSpeak
- Crunchie Mummy
- Culturally Discombobulated
- Expatmum
- Homeschool in Italy
- 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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4 comments:
Ha! I am starting to have a feeling we might feel like that on our forthcoming trip this week. If the snow and rain hasn't got rid of all the leaves first....how is it where you are?
NVG - the color is probably at its peak here. I think you said you were going to CT? This map shows there's probably still good color there. The rain and snow* haven't done anything to the leaves really - it's high winds that end a foliage season faster. It always looks best in the sunshine though.
*The snow was what I call 'English snow' - very pretty in the air but it melted as soon as it hit the ground in most places. Where it did stick it was only briefly and you could still see the grass underneath it.
Ha Ha!! Too funny!
So true! Was just up in the Lake District this weekend and I have to say the colours were breathtaking...
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