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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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Always the same6 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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6 comments:
couldn't agree with his No. 1 idea more!
I got a kick out of that, thanks for posting it.
Don't think we'll be getting those tax rebates under the current government! Just found out today that child benefit is due to be cut by 2013!
Very entertaining, thanks for this!
LOL @ No.1
Have to say, I have NEVER seen anyone give up their seat for anyone in America. My kids do it and people say, "OHhhhh I haven't seen anyone do that for 20 years or more."
Love the one about the cabbage. He's very like Alan Partridge, isn't he? (or is that the whole point, and I've just been a bit slow?)
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