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Monthly Archives: August 2014
Desperate English Housewife in Washington, chapter 472
A blog post dedicated to all the ‘Randy’ men There are a lot of men called ‘Randy’ in the USA. I don’t think there are many men at all called ‘Randy’ in the UK. This is probably due to the … Continue reading
Desperate English Housewife in Washington, chapter 471
Knives in America This is not a post about stabbings in the USA. Oh no, this is a post about superstitions about knives in the USA! In many places in the United States it is considered bad luck to hand … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged #als, #icebucketchallenge, #icebucketchallenge #als, America, American, Americans, Britain, British, Culture, expat, hocoblogs@@@, knives, redneck, superstition, UK, USA, White House
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Desperate English Housewife in Washington, chapter 470
Mooching USA stylie The other day I wrote a blog post about living in America as a Brit and I used the term ‘mooching’, as in I was going to mooch around the new Whole Foods supermarket that has been … Continue reading
Desperate English Housewife in Washington, chapter 469
Back with the Amish One of the places in the USA that made an impression on me the first time I visited it was Lancaster, PA and the Amish country. I wanted to go again to feel its surrealness and … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged America, American, American flag, Americans, Amish, Amish people, Blog, Britain, British, British Embassy, British flag, Culture, England, expat, hocoblogs@@@, Lancaster PA, lifestyle, President, Travel, Twitter, UK, USA, Washington, White House, White House BBQ
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Desperate English Housewife in Washington, chapter 468
Black cats in the USA So, in the UK, we consider it lucky if a black cat crosses your path. My days are generally very, very lucky because I have two black cats and they cross my path all the … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged America, American, Americans, black cats, Blog, Britain, British, British humour, Columbia, Columbia Lakefront, Culture, expat, Haven on the Lake, hocoblogs@@@, Howard County, maryland, middle class, organic, redevelopment, sense of humour, supermarket, superstition, taking the piss, UK, USA, Whole Foods
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Desperate English Housewife in Washington, chapter 467
The final New Orleans chapter The Cocktail Tour I’d like to be able to tell you the fascinating history of each cocktail we encountered on the tour of the finer drinking establishments in New Orleans, but to be brutally honest, … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged America, American, American history, American Horror Story, Americans, Anne Rice, Bourbon Street, Brad Pitt, cocktails, Creole, crime, Culture, Delphine Lalaurie, desperate housewife, expat, Fats Domino, French, ghosts, hocoblogs@@@, Hurricane Katrina, Interview with a Vampire, Kathy Burke, Lee Harvey Oswald, Mint Julep, New Orleans, Nicholas Cage, slaves, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, The Garden District, Travel, Truman Capote, UK, USA
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Desperate English Housewife in Washington, chapter 466
New Orleans The food, the music and the eclectic culture! The Food If there is a shrimp, lobster, fish, gumbo wotnot and stuff like that on EVERY menu, you can pretty much guarantee that I am sold on a place. … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged 1950s, America, American, Americans, Beignet, blues, British, Crawfish Etouffe, Creole, Culture, DBA, expat, Fats Domino, food, Frenchman Street, Fried Green Tomatoes and Shrimp, gospel brunch, gospel music, hocoblogs@@@, House of Blues, Jambalya, Jazz, jitterbug, lifestyle, Louis Armstrong, Muffuletta, New Orleans, NOLA, Po Boy, Revival, rock music, soul, The Spotted Cat, Travel, UK, USA
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Let’s talk New Orleans! When I flew back from Louisiana’s little French/Creole/Spanish swampy party kooky culture-fest last night I felt like I was heading back to Maryland from a completely different country. New Orleans, whilst it might be described as … Continue reading
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Tagged America, American, Americans, beads, Blog, boobs, booze, Bourbon Street, Britain, British, Creole, crime, Culture, Detroit, Disneyland, England, expat, expats, French, French Quarter, Frenchman Street, Garden District, guns, hocoblogs@@@, lifestyle, Mardi Gras, maryland, murder capital, New Orleans, NOLA for Life, Travel, UK, USA
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Desperate English Housewife in Washington, chapter 464
How to say New Orleans Right, before we get started on the New Orleans blog, let’s get it straight about how to pronounce this place. I, being a Brit, have called it plain and simple ‘New Or-leens’. But, my chums … Continue reading
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Tagged America, American, Americans, art, Blog, Bourbon Street, Britain, British, crime, Culture, expat, hocoblogs@@@, Hurricane Katrina, Louisiana, New Orleans, NOLA, Travel, UK, USA
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