Proud to be British
Just a few reasons why British expats should be proud of their home country and its glorious heritage.
Survival of the fattest
“It’s winter. At least, it is winter in the northern hemisphere. And I trust that those of you for whom this has no current relevance, will at least bear with me, and at best, translate this offering to your own time and your own place.” It’s a wee bit fresh in the Northern Hemisphere right now, and the birds are starting to feel the pinch. Mike gives some timely advice on how to help them survive the winter.
Changing Faces 2
Well, since we launched the FREE British Expat virtual makeover just a short while back we’ve been inundated with enquiries and requests. Someone was so enthusiastic…
A pine to piddle against
“In my new garden, which is in fact a piece of wasteland with a fence round it, I have no trees. I possess only a few stunted and windswept hawthorn and elder. Barely half a mile from the Pentland Firth, whence the north wind blows uninterrupted straight from the Arctic Circle, this is not exactly a horticultural paradise.” Mike tells us about one of Scotland’s most distinctive trees – the Scots Pine – and some of its cousins.
Culture Vulture Schmulture – Y
In a feature shamelessly “inspired” by The Times‘s Culture Vulture, British Expat brings you the above titled (subtitled “Things you should own, if they’re the sort…
Changing Faces
Fed up with the same old face staring back at you from the mirror each morning? Feel your image is letting you down in that important business interview? Try the BE Virtual Makeover!