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Desperate English Housewife in Washington, chapter 417
Expats through the decades Being an expat, I’m a little bit fascinated by the whole experience. It has an impact on you physically and emotionally, there is no doubt about it, and the psychological aspect of it intrigues me. I … Continue reading
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Tagged America, American, Americans, Blog, Britain, British, Californian Mum, Culture, England, English, expat, expats, Gibraltar, Global Living Magazine, hocoblogs@@@, homesick, Mother's Day, parenting, Park Dean Holiday, Thoughts, UK, USA
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Desperate English Housewife in Washington, chapter 415
Mini Daisy Dukes If you’ve been reading this blog for a while, you will know that I love wearing me some Daisy Dukes. Call it ridiculous, call it not-very-classy, call it a poor attempt at channeling a cowgirl, call it … Continue reading
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Tagged America, American, Americans, An Idiot Abroad, Bill Bryson, Blog, Britain, British, Culture, Daisy Dukes, England, English, eraser, expat, expats, football, hocoblogs@@@, Indianapolis, Karl Pilkington, lifestyle, Lost in the Pond, NYC, rubber, sausage rolls, school, soccer, UK, USA
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Desperate English Housewife in Washington, chapter 414
Prom time! Well, it was Prom Weekend in the USA this week, and all the young lads and lasses at high school here donned their highly sequined gowns and tuxes (I don’t know if the tuxes were sequined or not, … Continue reading
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Tagged accents, America, American, American and British differences, Americans, Berry's Coaches of Taunton, Bill Bryson, Blog, Bringing UP Brits, Britain, British, Culture, driving, England, English, expat, Expat Parents Raising Cross-Cultural Kids in Britain, expats, Inspiring Global Entrepreneurs, lifestyle, limousine, Maine, Meghan Fenn, Midlands, Pennsylvania, proms, Sixth Form, South Carolina, Sussex, Tennessee, Texas, Thoughts, Tokyo, UK, USA, Virginia, White Ochre Design L
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Desperate English Housewife in Washington, chapter 413
The American Dream The American Dream: what does that mean? I think it means achieving happiness and success and wotnot in all that you do, whether that’s working your arse off in a corporate company and making lots of money … Continue reading
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Tagged America, American, American dream, Americans, Baltimore, Blog, Britain, British, British Bobby, British fete, British garden party, cake, Culture, cup of tea, Dallas, Eastenders, England, English, expat, expats, hocoblogs@@@, lifestyle, maryland, Punch and Judy, Travel, UK, USA
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Desperate English Housewife in Washington, chapter 411
Those American kids! Ah, how American kids (teenagers) make me smile. Having toured various American high schools with the Shakespeare show I was involved in I have experienced American teenagers firsthand and they sure have enthusiasm and attitude. Being the … Continue reading
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Tagged accents, America, American, American high schools, American music, Americans, Blog, Britain, British, Britpop, Bruce Replogle, Culture, Ely Cathedral, England, English, expat, hocoblogs@@@, language, mommy, mummy, Music Management USA, New York, Rhode Island, school kids, Shakespeare, The Beatles, Tower Bridge, Traveling Wilburys, UK, Union Jack, USA
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Desperate English Housewife in Washington, chapter 410
Gun(g)-ho I asked some questions about using guns in their homes to a group of American men this afternoon at a BBQ. The subject both fascinates and repels me, probably because it is so alien. What I asked…. 1. Do … Continue reading
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Tagged accents, America, American, Americans, Britain, British, Culture, England, English, expat, expats, gun control, gun laws, Hamptons, hocoblogs@@@, Karen Ayre, kindergarten, lawyer, lifestyle, London, New York, NYC, police, Politics, real estate, Sex in the City, shooting, show cancelled NYC, UK, USA
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Desperate English Housewife in Washington, chapter 409
Bacon festivals, USA stylie Do we have festivals dedicated to bacon in the UK? Not that I am aware of. Our British ode to bacon is performed on a Saturday or Sunday morning with the obligatory fry up, if that’s … Continue reading
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Tagged accents, America, American, American accents, Americans, bacon, Baltimore, Britain, British, British accents, Culture, deep fried food, English, expat, food, fry up, hocoblogs@@@, language, maryland, Maryland Bacon Festival, Paleo, Thoughts, UK, United States of America, USA
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Desperate English Housewife in Washington, chapter 408
Happy St George’s Day! Many Englishers ( 😉 ) in America are celebrating ‘English’ day today. That’s because it’s St George’s Day, who is our patron saint. Sadly, the celebrations aren’t up to St Patrick’s Day style (British reserve, perhaps?!), … Continue reading
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Tagged accents, America, American, Americans, bible belt, Britain, British, British accent, Cajun food, California, Culture, cup of tea, education, England, English, expat, expats, fish and chips, Hershey chocolate, hocoblogs@@@, Hull, language, Louisiana, maryland, NYC, religion, Roast beef, Romeo and Juliet, scones, Shakespeare, Shakespeare's birthday, St George's Day, SuperBowl, UK, USA, village fete, white t-shirts, Yorkshire pudding
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Desperate English Housewife in Washington, chapter 407
Cool American friends A British friend noticed that I had an American friend on Facebook with the surname ‘Kanicki’ ‘That’s just cool,’ she said. ‘Cos of the Grease dude.’ It’s true, that is a very cool name for a friend. … Continue reading
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Tagged accents, America, American healthcare, Americans, axe-murderer, bbc, Blog, Britain, British, California, Culture, England, English, expat, food, Grease, hocoblogs@@@, Howard County, James Van Leer, Kenickie, lifestyle, Memphis, movies, NHS, soccer, Thoughts, Transatlantically Speaking, UK, USA
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Desperate English Housewife in Washington, chapter 406
USA questions of the week ‘Do you celebrate Easter in England?’ I was asked this question yesterday. I nodded. And then I turned around and giggled. ‘Why don’t people walk much round here?’ Where I live not many people go … Continue reading




