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About Our Adventure
Transplant a family from the vast open spaces of rural America where everybody is white and the SUV reigns supreme to a multicultural urban capital and see what happens next. It's bound to be better than reality television. Watch this space as our journey unfolds.
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When reading this blog, please remember that these posts are going on late at night when the editor is bone tired after a long day of walking and running around after three energetic little girls on hard cobblestones and pavement. As a result, grammar, diction, spelling and proofreading may suffer! Remember, too, that among the first rules of journalism is this one: no writer should ever try to edit his or her own work. Since that's not possible, errors will occur. Please try to look past them and extract what you can from the content.
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2009
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January
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- London's Playground: Covent Garden
- Evensong At St. Pauls
- Pit Stop
- Lords: The Aging House of Horrors?
- A Trip To Buckingham Palace
- Reader Poll: What's Your Favorite Room?
- Eavesdropping On Olivia
- Australia Day Tastings 2009: My Big Day!
- Australian Day Tastings 2009: What I Learned
- Our Day At The Tate
- Taking Out The Trash
- Random Snap
- Olivia's Journal: Modern Art
- At Last We Find Some Animals
- What's One of These Worth?
- Olivia's Top 10
- A Taxing Question
- Quiet Time
- Groceries On The Doorstep
- Olivia's Journal: The Big Eye and War Museum
- The Fearless Five
- A Birdseye View of London
- Iconic
- Olivia's Journal: History and Horses
- RIP: Charles I, King of England
- Canvassing Canvasses
- When Enough Is Enough
- Horse Guards, Happy Girls
- So Who LOOKS Like They're In Charge?
- All Grown Up
- Another Sunday, More Cathedrals
- Quotes of the Day
- Tea and Toys
- A Palace For A Princely Price
- Cleanin' Reprised
- Tube Stop
- Advancing The Species or Contrary Child?
- The British Library
- Changing of the Guard
- Decked Out For Rain
- London's Garden of Eden
- Olivia's Journal: Kew Gardens
- Government To Decide Fate of God
- Question: State of the Economy?
- "Liz, Phil, meet the kids."
- Olivia's Journal: Thoughts On The Inauguration
- It's Not What You Know...
- No, Thank You
- Obama Crazy
- What's Up With 'Good Enough'?
- The Science of Things
- Movie Fan
- Blue Monday
- Trafalgar Square
- Ladies On Lions
- St. Paul's Anglican Meets The 700 Club
- Weather and Politics
- Lest We Forget It's a Foreign Country
- You Ought To Be In Pictures
- A Few Selections (and So Much More To Behold)
- Cookin' and Cleanin'
- Babylon
- British Spelling
- Not Just A Museum, It's THE Museum
- Olivia's Journal: The British Museum
- British Journalist: "Why W Was Right"
- Emergent Democracy
- Meredith and the Mime
- Olivia's Journal: Visiting the Aquarium
- What We Eat; What We'll Miss
- An Afternoon At KP
- One Palace, Two Princesses, One Small Problem
- Thoughts On Cecily
- Three Young Ladies On A Visit To England's Old Lady
- Never Surrender!
- Harry, Harry, Bad Harry!
- Sunday: Must Be Time For Church
- Museum of Natural History
- London On Ice
- Water and Wires II (Not So Nice Thoughts from Laura)
- Olivia's Journal: A Visit To The Thames
- Olivia's Journal: Museum of London
- Mom's Perspective: Museum of London
- Olivia's Journal: The Great Fire
- There's nothing quite like rolling down the road ...
- Olivia's Journal: Other Kids (With Toys)!
- Have Feet, Will Travel
- Water and Wires
- School Is In Session
- Olivia's Journal: A Room Of My Own
- A new place
- The House: A few more views
- Off We Go!
- Preparation
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January
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2 comments:
Oh, I has to be Laura. No contest.
Grandma Dorothy
Well, you all look very authoritative. However, your wife looks like she's most in charge, your children next, and then you, Scott.
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