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Desperate English Housewife in Washington, chapter 570
Basketball courts It has been pointed out to me that American basketball courts are, if looked upon at the correct angle, mildly amusing. Snigger like school children if you will. π The Real Desperate Housewives of Howard County It’s been … Continue reading
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Tagged America, American, Americans, basketball court, British, Bunco, dentists, desperate housewife, Desperate Housewives, doctors, drinking, England, expat, expat life, flamingo happy hour, going to the loo, happy hour, hocoblogs@@@, McMansion, medical bills, NHS, parlor game, private health insurance, toilet seats, UK, USA
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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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Desperate English Housewife in Washington, chapter 405
USA stuff π Okay, so I debated about putting this in the blog, but it’s been amusing me for some time and so it has to go in. Gents, you might not want to deal with this issue, so feel … Continue reading
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Tagged accents, America, American, Americans, beach, blogging, Britain, British, British bread, Cadbury's, California, cousins, Culture, cup of tea, England, English, flippin' heck, Greggs, healthcare, hocoblogs@@@, Hollywood, lifestyle, Malls, NHS, restrooms, San Francisco, sanitary bins, Shakespeare, Travel, UK, USA, West Yorkshire
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Desperate English Housewife in Washington, chapter 357
Opinions divided on Baltimore Ah, Baltimore. You are a conundrum. Some parts of Baltimore are rough: fact. Some parts are lush: fact. I, for one, would not saunter through some of the areas of Baltimore in my Daisy Dukes whistling … Continue reading
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Desperate English Housewife in Washington, chapter 339
USA musings today I love living in America, but the weather sucks right now. It doesn’t matter what country you are in, if the weather is effing miserable and grey, it’s just plain crappy. Come on East Coast America, find … Continue reading
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Tagged 1066, America, American, American football, Americans, Baltimore, Bayeux Tapestry, Blog, Britain, British, Culture, Emmy Rossum, England, expat, football, Henry VIII, history, hocoblogs@@@, lifestyle, Lt. Col. Robert Bateman, military time, NHS, Private healthcare, Ravens, roast dinner, school, Social studies, Spurs, UK, USA, walking, weather, wellies
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Desperate English Housewife in Washington, chapter 189
George Alexander Louis And that’s the baby’s name! So now we know. Job done. Not Wayne, or Gary, or Alan? Nope, it’s as royal as they come (a little French royal even…!) Ellicott City Colored School This place has intrigued … Continue reading
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Desperate English Housewife in Washington, chapter 151
You’re welcome! Now, I like the phrase ‘you’re welcome’, but it doesn’t come naturally to me because I am British. For example: I am packing my own grocery bags in the grocery store. Usually the person on the checkout does … Continue reading
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