Why I’ve become an autumn person in England I’d put pumpkin spice in my coffee and forgotten the milk. The handle on my milk frother had already fallen September 29, 2026Read more
Four coffees and five historic London cafes By my third latte of the outing, I was sitting in the dirt in Soho Square, surrounded by pigeons, needing September 22, 2026Read more
The British albums that brought my memories back I sat on the couch listening to the Beatles and immediately started sobbing. This was supposed to be an experiment September 16, 2026Read more
I tried Britain’s old drinks, and the worst-looking one surprised me Purposely curdling milk is a horrible thing to watch when you know you’re going to drink the result. I was September 9, 2026Read more
The British habits I’ve picked up, and the ones that still confuse me I say “cheers” when the postie hands me a package now. I don’t stop to think about it, which is September 2, 2026Read more
Victorian kedgeree was better than I expected, but not for breakfast Fish, hard-boiled eggs and cream weren’t what I wanted to eat during an English heatwave. The forecast was 31 degrees, August 18, 2026Read more
Learning to fish in Whitstable, one piece of seaweed at a time I wanted a hobby that didn’t involve my computer, and fishing sounded like a good place to start. My grandpa August 12, 2026Read more
25 British phrases that sound polite but can mean the opposite “No worries” sounds reassuring, and sometimes it is, but sometimes there are absolutely worries. Good luck figuring that one out. August 5, 2026Read more
What I found in a Canadian supermarket after living in England My small grocery run at Fortino’s came to $200 Canadian. We only needed a few more dinners and lunches, and July 29, 2026Read more