Poetry book entitled "The Journey Home" by Ladee Basset. 100 Traditional poems written strictly in rhyme and time. These have been written by a Military Brat. Many of these poems cover true life experiences. There are also gift shops created covering poetry, animals, nature, military, slavery.

Daily life of an American woman living in England. Photography, travel, culture, books, food &fun.

An American Mom in Glasgow.

New Yorker in London explores pregnancy & parenting info from both sides of pond.

Musings and observations of a Kentucky gal living in London.

An American expat living in the United Kingdom, exploring Europe through five senses and a camera lens.

London expat blogger featuring London resources, photos and Etsy shop.

Baking expat mum of 5 in Camelot, with lots of recipes and photos.

Life and times of a twenty-something, newlywed prep that just moved to England.

A Moving to America blog by a novellist and English (ESL) teacher, cultural trainer and recent immigrant from Scotland to Nashville, Tennessee.

The UK recognises British by descent for some but not all. Citizenship with 'conditions' is discrimination! Hence the Campaign for Citizenship Equality

An expat in England who occasionally misses Chicago.

Expat blog - Philly expat designing, living & loving in London.

A 30-something American ex-pat trying to knit herself warm in the Scottish Highlands.

Observations on British and American English by an American linguist in the UK

England and America are two countries separated by a common language.
--George Bernard Shaw

American Expat in Oxford, knitting, blogging and writing books.

A blog to help American Women in Oxfordshire find each other and keep up with the lastest in American Food and American shopping in the UK.

Excerpts from the life of an American Mom (or should that be Mum?) in England. . .

Follow the adventures of a sun-worshipping cat and book lover recently transplanted, with a bit of kicking and screaming, to the cold and rainy UK. Spousal visa in hand, Tara arrived with two suitcases, no cat, and her greatly reduced earthly possessions somewhere en route over the Atlantic.

An American Take on Life in Britain

Dispatches from an accidental expat.