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What's it like to be a newly-wed to a Brit, 30-something American female living and working in London? Heck if I know-but I'm going to find out! Join me as I blog about what it's like to live, work, play, (fka plan a wedding/fka date) (yikes!), and generally try to get by in London.
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- ~kristina
- After years of wanting to live abroad, I finally moved to London in March 2008. The purpose of my blog is to keep my friends in the US up to date, hopefully provide some helpful info to others thinking about a move to London, and to help me remember the experiences I have had while here.
Happy Anniversary! I've enjopyed reading about your experiences in the UK.
ReplyDeleteHappy anniversary! It's ten year to the day for me and, yes, time does fly.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to you for all the wonderful things you've experienced!! :) G
ReplyDeleteHappy belated anniversary! I've recently discovered your blog after finding out that my husband's job may be transferring us to London from Houston. A desperate search for people who may be able to relate lead me to your posts. So congratulations…..sounds like you've had a successful stint over there and are coming back with a great partner with whom you'll share all that Seattle and The States have to offer! Exciting!!! So really? Do we want to do this? Leave our fairly comfortable existence and tote our three very small children to London. Where do I even begin? If only I could identify the suburbs that we should be considering so I can at least visit them while we're there in April….that'd probably be a good start! And, what about my work? I photograph newborns (www.anniehewittphotography.com). Obviously babies are born on the other side of the pond too, but how do I lug my equipment around if I don't even have a car?! Ugh!! Feeling overwhelmed and thankful that you've been blogging about your experience!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the commentary, Annie. I've a few friends here who are originally from Houston (note to self: the world is not so small...)!
DeleteJust take a deep breath, and do it. There's nothing you can't change or undo if you don't like the outcome!
Like Annie H, I've just discovered your blog. I'm a brand new American expat in southern England. My winemaker husband and I relocated here from California to get in on the sparkling wine scene. Wine is our life but words are my passion! I'm blogging here: www.marriedtowine.com
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to read more on your site! The years just fly by, don't they...
Thanks for stopping by my blog, Lisa-and welcome to England! Hope you have as many adventures here as I have (erm, given what you moved for, I've no doubt that you will!). :)
DeleteCongrats! Happy Anniversary!
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