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Desperate English Housewife in Washington, chapter 491
Pumpkin-flavoured everything It’s that time of year in the USA. It’s Pumpkin time. If you’re not seeing pumpkins, you’re tasting pumpkins. You can now find pumpkin-inspired beers, teas, marshmallows, soy milk, Pop-Tarts, and Pringles. #gross Add to that pumpkin room … Continue reading
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Tagged America, American, Americans, Britain, British, Culture, doctors, expat, expats, hocoblogs@@@, lifestyle, pumpkin beer, Pumpkin Spice Latte, pumpkins, Starbucks, UK, USA, Very British Problem
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Desperate English Housewife in Washington, chapter 489
Friday night lights On the bucket list was a desire to attend a high school football game and watch the marching band geek it up with their trombones and aubergine slacks, see cheerleaders flick flack, high kick and shake their … Continue reading
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Tagged America, American, American football, American humor, Americans, Blog, Britain, British, British hunour, Central Park, cheerleaders, Chris Williams, comedy, Culture, England, English, expat, expats, Friday night lights, Ground Zero, high school, hocoblogs@@@, jocks, marching band, New York, NYC, NYPD, That Brit Guy NYC, The High Line, Times Square, Travel, UK, Uncle Sam, USA, Washington Square
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Desperate English Housewife in Washington, chapter 488
Happiness USA stylie I’m pretty happy in the USA, thanks very much! With a relatively high standard of living, Americans generally are happier than those in other countries around the world. According to a United Nations analysis of national sentiment, … Continue reading
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Tagged America, American, Americans, Blog, Britain, British, Columbia, Culture, Desperate, Desperate English Housewife in USA, desperate housewife, Ellicott City, England, English, expat, expat life, expats, happiness, hocoblogs@@@, Howard County, Ken Ulman, Kevin Spacey, UK, USA
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Desperate English Housewife in Washington, chapter 485
I know jack about the UK My American buddy asked me about how the UK was made up (notably because of the hot topic of Scotland), and what was Britain and what was Great Britain and I began to explain. … Continue reading
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Tagged America, American, Americans, Andy Murray, Britain, Britain's Got Talent, British, chevrons, Culture, England, English, expat, Great Britain, Great British Bake Off, history, hocoblogs@@@, King James 1, N Ireland, Romans, Scotland, Scottish independence, tennis, UK, USA, Wales
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Desperate English Housewife in Washington, chapter 484
Scotland and America I’ve heard a little rumour that if Scotland decide they don’t want to be part of the UK anymore then America might quite like to take their place. I’m not quite sure how the logistics of this … Continue reading
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Tagged accents, America, American, Baltimore, Blog, Britain, British, British accent, California, Culture, England, English, expat, Fort McHenry, hocoblogs@@@, John Denver Christmas Special, lifestyle, maryland, Socttish independence, Star Spangled Banner, Texas, UK, United Kingdon, USA, War of 1812
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Desperate English Housewife in Washington, chapter 483
Math/Legos I know where the ‘s’ in Maths has gone in America – they put it at the end of Legos! Back to school parties We don’t have such things as Back to school parties in the UK. But here … Continue reading
Desperate English Housewife in Washington, chapter 482
Creatives award A piece that my lovely friend Kate Evans and I put together for Global Living Magazine about her expat experience in Botswana and the difficulty of coming back home has won a ‘creatives’ award. How lovely! See the … Continue reading
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Tagged America, American, American football, Americans, Baltimore Ravens, Blog, British, Confederate flag, Creatives Alice Award, crosswalks, Culture, Displaced Nation, Dr Kate Evans, driving, English, Europe, expat, expats, Global Living Magazine, high school, hocoblogs@@@, Howard County, Ken Ulman, lifestyle, pedestrian crossings, Ray Rice, UK, USA, walking
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Desperate English Housewife in Washington, chapter 478
Upsetting the Ravens fans… In Maryland I know a lot of Ravens football fans. They are generally horrified at this account that took place in our home this week. 😉 #sorrynotsorry Husband: Harry, I got us tickets to see the … Continue reading
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Tagged America, American, Americans, Baltimore, baseball, Blog, Britain, British, cops, Culture, English, expats, football, Global Living Magazine, gun safety, gun violence, guns, hocoblogs@@@, lifestyle, maryland, Orioles, Ravens, reverse culture shock, Steelers, Thoughts, Travel, UK, USA
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Desperate English Housewife in Washington, chapter 476
How Brits celebrate Labor Day Labor Day in the USA is like the Bank Holibobs in the UK. So, how do we Brits celebrate it? Playing a traditional British sport, of course. Cricket, with rain intervals, naturally. Welcome Fall It’s … Continue reading
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Tagged America, American, Americans, Autumn, Bank Holidays, Britain, British, bucket list, cricket, Culture, England, English, expat, fall, hocoblogs@@@, holibobs, Labor Day, maryland, repatriation, tradition, UK, USA, weather
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Desperate English Housewife in Washington, chapter 475
Homecoming! Apparently, it’s nearly time for Homecoming in the US high schools. Despite hearing this phrase a lot in movies and wot not, I don’t actually know what this means, since we don’t have it in the UK. It means … Continue reading
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Tagged America, American, American food, American traditions, Americans, British, Buffalo wings, chicken wings, Culture, high school, hocoblogs@@@, homecoming, homecoming dance, Old Bay Spice, Teressa Bellissimo, UK, USA
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