🇬🇧 10 Things Americans Always Ask Me About Britain
After years of living in America, these are some of the questions I get asked most often as a Brit — from the Royal Family and tea to low ceilings, castles and why we drive on the “wrong” side of the road. Moving from Britain to America has given me a slightly unusual perspective on […]
12 Signs You’re Secretly British 🇬🇧 (Even If You Live in America)
You can move 5,000 miles from Britain, change your address, learn to drive on the other side of the road and get used to saying “sidewalk” instead of “pavement”… But some things never leave you. You will still judge tea by the quality of the brew. You’ll still look for the nearest kettle. You’ll still say “cheers” when an American says “you’re welcome.” And somewhere in your kitchen, there is probably a jar of Marmite. After living in America for more than 15 years, I’ve realised there are certain very British habits, foods and little comforts that I simply haven’t been able to give up.