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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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Not banking on it1 day 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
Other blogs I like
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8 comments:
Fabulous? Isn't that treason though?
Love the Keep Calm and Carry Yarn!
Great! My boys both insisted on wearing their London, England t-shirts to watch the parade. Fortunately we had our US flags to wave, too.
Funny. I have a knitting friend who I should get that for.
Hoping you are OK after those tornadoes in Mass. x
@Iota - DH bought me the Tshirt, form CafePress I think.
NVG - thanks, we're fine. The weather was AMAZING though - nonstop thunder for hours!
LOL I need that red shirt!
Hi there, I've just found your comment on my blog. It's true I haven't been posting regularly and now that wordpress seem to have changed things again I really do feel like giving up and maybe going back to eponym.
Keep Calm and Carry is very apt!
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