brit expat
Hi i'm living in edmonton canada, originally from england. Been here 3 months, really homesick. I find that doing my sewing helps with it, I can put my mind into something else and forget about everything else.
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Hello Kerry and welcome to QB.
I'm married to a UK ex-pat and after 20 years there are still some things he misses a lot ... mostly food items ... we can get some of them online (PG Tips, Branston pickle), but we can't get good bangers and he certainly can't get decent Fish-N-Chips here. Whenever the kids come to visit up they stuff their suitcases with Tea, Branston and Tums (I like English Tums much better than American Tums!). Which reminds me ... son William is coming July 3 so I must give him a shopping list :) |
Welcome to the board from S California!!!!
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Welcome from a Texas farm gal!
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Welcome from Ontario, Canada. We have quite a few UK members on QB for you to chat with.
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Hi from Ohio!
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welcome from Baton Rouge, Louisiana. This QB will soon be your family. Hugs and keep on quilting
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Welcome from Michigan!:)
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Welcome from Minnesota and happy quilting :)
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Hello and welcome from Australia.
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:) welcome from se Texas
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Welcome from OHIO!
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Kerry, so glad you found us. In a week or so, you will be so glad to be here you won't be lonely at all. There is a ton of information here and many folks who will become good friends. If you need something new to learn, just check out the tutorial section. Please post pics of your projects. we all love to see what everyone is working on. Again, welcome.
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Howdy from Oklahoma! Welcome to the Board. We have a type of British Home Store food center here in Broken Arrow, OK & they sell bangers that are yummie, also wonderful Battenburg cakes rolled in almond paste, what a treat. Bought hubby a British Pound Sterling kitchen towel for Father's Day there & they sell the new Dr Who figurines but he collects the original. I miss shopping at Marks & Spencer in Bahrain. North East Oklahoma a weird place to find a British store. Look around where you are, you'll find something.
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Hello and welcome from New York!
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Hi Kerry! Welcome from Minnesota! So sorry you are homesick. Keep busy with your quilting! That will help! :)
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Welcome to the board! it'll help to keep you busy. My family (the larger %) lives in Indiana. I know it isn't as far as England but it is still far enough that I miss them terribly. I just got back from a visit and graduation.
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Welcome to the board from the centre of England!!!! Quite a few of us here...so feel free to send a pm if you want to know what's happening at home!!!! We could do with some sunshine....if you can spare some!!! You will soon find lots of friends and encouragement here!!!
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Welcome from Dallas Tx. It's a shame we can't find a pill for homesickness. I've had that so many times, And there's nothing you can do about it to fix it. I feel sorry for you.
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Hello from Hampshire in UK, this is one of the friendliest places on Earth, hope you settle in soon!
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Hi and Welcome, quilting has helped me in difficult times as well. End result a pretty quilt
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Hello, welcome from Nevada!
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Hello and welcome from northern California!
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Welcome from Adrian, MI USA
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Hello Kerry and welcome from New Jersey.
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Welcome to the board from Southern California!
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Welcome from Virginia, and another Brit expat. Been here many years. If you are looking for British bangers and bacon check British Delights. They have a whole list of various types of these. They ship anywhere in US and maybe even Canada! I check the board frequently, but haven't introduced myself yet. Must do that soon! I was born in London, UK. Lived in Harrow from 6 yrs old until 1955 when I came to USA. Avid quilter.
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Welcome from Spring, TX
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Hi Kerry, welcome from NE Ohio.
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Hi there, Oklahoma! DH is from Enid, OK., so am familiar with Broken Arrow - even believe I was there many years ago. He (Joe) is currently in the hospital with TIA strokes and yesterday a pacemaker was put in place. Hopefully this will give him considerable assist and improve quality of life. Good old Marks & Spencer! I once worked in London directly across from the Oxford Street shop, and of course on the other corner is Selfridge's. What a place to shop! I will have to check your British Home Store and maybe do some shopping if they do online orders! Good to be in touch. I am getting ready to explore my brand new Bernina 830 - a truly remarkable piece of technology but somewhat intimidating, even though I'm reasonably technology savvy. So --- here goes!
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Hi there and welcome to QB! This is a fun board where lots of wonderful people share their projects, advice and encouragement! Happy quilting!
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Welcome to this great board. We might not replace Jolly OLd England but might help the transitional period. Been there done that in Louisiana.
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