Tag Archives: USA

Can I Borrow Your Maple Leaf?

Posted on January 25, 2010 by ShannonElizabeth

Proud to be an American once again!Continue reading «Can I Borrow Your Maple Leaf?» Continue reading →

Posted in Academic Morsels, Random Thoughts | Tagged America, American, Bush, Bushisms, Canadian, iTunes, London School of Economics, LSE, Maple Leaf, Nationalism, Obama, Photos, Podcasts, Politics, Pride, Professor Cox, Traveling, USA | Leave a comment

Thanksgiving 2009!

Posted on November 23, 2009 by ShannonElizabeth

Thanksgiving is fast approaching and we’re prepared to make it a US tradition to remember!Continue reading «Thanksgiving 2009!» Continue reading →

Posted in Academic Morsels | Tagged American, England, Family, Holidays, London, Party, Photos, Recipes, Sweet Potatoes, Thanksgiving, Thanksgiving Recipes, Tradition, Turkey, UK, United States, USA | Leave a comment

Delivery Numero Dos!

Posted on October 27, 2009 by ShannonElizabeth

Got my second delivery of the year and I’m beyond stoked! Also, check out my new ‘Weekly Poll’ available on The Traveling Scholar’s sidebar.Continue reading «Delivery Numero Dos!» Continue reading →

Posted in Random Thoughts | Tagged Coffee Mug, Delivery, Deodorant, Fiber One Bars, Gifts, London, Mail, Mug, Package, Peanut Butter, Poll, Secret, Skippy, UK, USA, Vote | Leave a comment

Show Me The Money!

Posted on October 9, 2009 by ShannonElizabeth

I want to have money in pounds sterling but I don’t want to deal with international fees — help me work the system!Continue reading «Show Me The Money!» Continue reading →

Posted in Random Thoughts | Tagged Bank of America, Barclay's, Dollars, Exchange Rate, Finances, Foreign Exchange, HSBC, Money, Pounds, Sterling, UK, USA | 2 Comments

The Travelling Scholar? That's with Two "L"s.

Posted on June 3, 2009 by ShannonElizabeth

British spelling versus American spelling. Learn to spell things the cool way.Continue reading «The Travelling Scholar? That's with Two "L"s.» Continue reading →

Posted in Random Thoughts | Tagged American Spelling, British, British Spelling, UK, USA | Leave a comment