Tag: across the pond
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Explore Cornwall U.K. and Bask in Quaint English Village Life
Mevagissey, a charming fishing village in Cornwall, U.K., is known for its quaint seaside atmosphere. Located a few hours from Poole and London, it attracts many visitors, especially during summer. The village offers scenic coastal walks, local pubs, and boutique stores, making it ideal for a relaxing getaway.
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Explore Visas for U.K. Relocation
There are many types of visas to explore for relocation to the U.K., but for the purpose of this post, we will look at the road I took, following the spousal route. Obtaining the fiancé visa was my first step to my relocation to the U.K., then came the spousal visa, and my next process…
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Thailand as a Tourist Destination! ~ Villa Life!
In this second post about visiting Thailand as a tourist destination, I will share with you the villa life! Lets explore villa life on the island of Koh Lanta, Thailand as we explore more about Thailand as a Tourist destination! When visiting Thailand we opted to stay at a villa on the island of Koh…
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Americans Abroad ~
How do people immediately identify Americans abroad? Read on for some of the quirky traits Americans have … and don’t even know it!
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Across the Pond ~ Yank vs. Brit Words
Do you think England is an easy transition from the states because they speak the same language? Well…I have some news for you…my husband and I, married near on 2 years with a 4-year history prior to marrying, still have moments where we look at each other and utter—“SAY WHAT???”
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American Relocation and Travel to the U.K.~
American Relocation and Travel to the U.K.~ Read on for some helpful travel tips about American relocation, or travel,to the U.K.!
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Life’s Trivial Struggles on Both Sides of the Pond
No matter where you live, everyday life has a way of keeping you on your toes, and making sure you keep your sense of humor and perspective!
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Yank vs. Brit Words
Do you think England is an easy transition from the states because they speak the same language? Well…I have some news for you…my husband and I, married near on 2 years with a 4-year history prior to marrying, still have moments where we look at each other and utter—“SAY WHAT???”