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Monthly Archives: December 2011
My New Contacts!
When I was shopping with my mom earlier, I ducked into one of those small optical places to ask about an eye exam for contacts. The receptionist told me that the doctor could see me right away if I wanted. … Continue reading
The Year We Ruined Christmas
It was Christmas morning about twenty years ago when my brother and I sat on the sofa before dawn staring at the mountain of presents under the tree. Mom and Dad were upstairs were stealing a few hours of sleep … Continue reading
Into The Woods
There is a small patch of forest at the edge of my parents property that I would explore on solitary afternoons growing up. I was both terrified and eager to run across a shady character while wandering, maybe a bank … Continue reading
25 Christmas Questions
Only six more days till Christmas! To help get myself into the spirit of the season I borrowed this survey from one of my favorite expat blogs. 1. Eggnog or Hot Chocolate? Eggnog! I truly do not understand people … Continue reading
Winter Running
When I am running down a long country road with no cars or people in sight, feeling the slight burn in my chest as winter air enters my lungs, I feel strong and healthy. Unfortunately, the combination of long hours … Continue reading
Becoming British Step One: Learn the Language
In my very first moments in England during my recent Chunnel Challenge 2011, I decided that I need to become British. I love everything about the U.K. including the cold misty weather, the fantastic accents, the mushy peas, the hard … Continue reading
Copenhagen: Land of the Hot Dog (and protestors with slides)
Before I tell you about the hot dog and chocolate milk, I have to show you two super-awesome things I found in Copenhagen. First is this hat. Yes, I bought this hat. Yes, I wore this hat for the rest … Continue reading