I'm liking doing quick short posts as I remember cool things that happen.
I had a great Valentine's day this year. It is traditionally my least favorite holiday of the year - just not into the commercialisation (notice the appropriate use of "s" - I'm working on using British spelling!). This year, 2 of the Brits were in town for work, so the three of us grabbed dinner at my favorite Indian place. It took us a while to find a place to go and the guys were really great about avoiding places with balloons and the like. The food was great, conversation was awesome. Not sure what I was dreading about V-day this year - most fun I've ever had on the holiday!
Speaking of British spelling, I've also started using more traditional British descriptions...like "loo" for restroom or "trousers" for pants. I haven't developed a British accent yet, but hopeful that will happen :)
On the Dutch side, I'm now up to about 10 phrases. It's so hard!!! And it's pretty embarrassing because one of the UK guys has picked up a lot more than I have and he doesn't live here! He can order food in Dutch! Grrrr. Clearly, languages are not my skill.
How do you discuss Valentine Day history and I not get a mention. I have to be the most memorable one, right?
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