Sarah Lyall’s The Anglo Files: A Field Guide to the British, written by an American ex-pat who married a Brit and has lived in England fifteen years now. Here’s an excerpt from the first pages:
I found it just today in the "New Arrivals" section right in the front when I entered Barnes and Noble so I'm thinking brand new (I recall btw in skimming it that Kate Fox and Watching the English is mentioned.)
LOL Exactly! It sounds a bit to me like a cultural translation. Kate Fox's is full of Britishly making fun of herself because she's British. An American audience perhaps prefers an American Americanly poking fun at herself? (Although I bought Kate Fox's book in a US bookstore... a few years back...)
Actually, I've had to already hide both eggs before--Renita warned me I had soft shell, I hid the eggs, the soft shell went away. Problem of TOO many clicks, which I didn't expect--I expected the reverse.
It can be work, but it is fun work, imo. :)
Hee. I'm dying to find out how they come out. Especially the egg "surrounded by fog"
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I say toilet instead of loo or lavatory. And we do use deodorant, amazingly.
However, we do say 'sorry' a lot.
Sorry.
;)
You'd be better off with Kate Fox a million times over.
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Somewhere out there, there has to be something that explains why you can seem so much the same, and yet often turn out so different...
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We are fooled by the vague similarity of our language...
;)
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Doing this egg thing is work. LOL
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It can be work, but it is fun work, imo. :)
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It can be work, but it is fun work, imo. :)
Hee. I'm dying to find out how they come out. Especially the egg "surrounded by fog"
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