We are here, we are well.
I feel very displaced and can’t imagine that I lived here for so long. It seems strange to be back, kind of welcoming, yet kind of disconcerting.
I am very aware that I do not live here anymore, that it is no longer my home, and instead […]
Posted in amusing, life abroad on October 18th, 2005 1 Comment »
… sometimes I go out after dark. Not often, usually I am quite reliably home by seven o’clock, the Monster’s bedtime. But, just sometimes, I go out.
Tonight O. and I went to an Ale Festival and hung out with some fellow chess players. Chess players. This might sound like a really dull lot, but you would […]
Posted in life abroad on August 17th, 2005 1 Comment »
- The accents and the differing terminology. I can’t help but like it. I can’t hear my husbands accent anymore, it’s just not there, but when I meet new people, I notice it and it still makes me smile.
- The films and tv (not all obviously, because quite a lot of it is really REALLY terrible). I […]
… their girls will play. The title (or something close to) to a lesbian porn I saw once. Charming.
My husband has gone away for a few days, to Liverpool to watch the Everton/Villareal match. It’s a big game and he’s excited, but he’s acting a bit put off about having to travel and stay […]
Posted in life abroad on August 3rd, 2005 6 Comments »
O. had his long “weekend” Saturday, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday then back to work tonight. It’s been ages since he hasn’t taken on some extra shifts and had a few days off, in a row. We finally had some time to regroup a little. We had picnics, bike rides, long drives, big meals and hours […]
Posted in life abroad on July 30th, 2005 Comments Off
Moving? Think about the fact that you will get to a place and not know where anything is. You find a way to get where you are going, and that’s the way you go. Then, there is a road closure, which there are all the time, and all the sudden, you have NO idea how […]