In the last ten months, I’ve moved across the Atlantic…twice. I quit my job of nine years, traded my heels for pink wellies, and said yes to a left-handed sparkly. All of this for the low price of my first case ever of body-covering hives, a bit of a bimble through anxiety and insanity, and a (very brief) detention at Heathrow airport.
And what have I learned?
That I am not good at growing parsnips. That a coin purse is required. That it is not the most frustrating thing in the world for your schedule to be at the mercy of the bus system or the weather. And that it is possible to make it to Sainsbury’s and back while biking through those damn roundabouts.
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2 comments:
i just got chills...
i seriously did! they're on my thighs and my cheeks {not THOSE CHEEKS!} and...still on my cheeks. my face feels flushed, even...
it's clearly the reaction i have when i'm feeling proud of my friend. not to mention impressed.
well done, friend. can't wait for more.
I just moved back to the US after a 2 year stint in England (my husband's military) and we cannot wait to go back there, soon as possible. This post was fantastic, as it reminded me about the craziness of roundabouts....but don't worry. We're back here and wondering why the hell the US doesn't use them. Give it a couple years and you will wonder the same thing, they really make driving so much easier!
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