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Tag Archives: england
An American Abroad: Politics and Prejudices
“Why was George Bush re-elected?! WHY???” These words were screamed in my face by a man from Denmark. Being an American in Europe while Bush was president was not always a picnic. Hell, being an American anywhere while Bush was … Continue reading
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Tagged afghanistan war, american politics, american stereotypes, education, elections, england, europe, george bush, great britain, iraq war, london, obama, politics, school, study abroad
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Cheers, Londontown!
I fell in love with London. It wasn’t as steamy of an affair as Italy, or as romantic as my fling with Paris, but London was the nice, dependable boyfriend I would always return to. London became home. I grew … Continue reading
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Tagged adele, america, british, carlsberg, cheers, culture, diversity, england, europe, history, london, londontown, semester abroad, study abroad, travel, united kingdom
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Life After a Quarter-Life Crisis 