THEME OF THE WEEK: Things I WON'T Miss In England: Day 77 of 365

This is the KISS-FM channel in Cleveland.

I won't miss it, even though I listen to it all the time.

Why won't I miss it, you ask? Because they play the same 10 songs ALL day.

And I've worked in radio before. There really is no reason as to why a station hast to be limited to 10 songs a day!

*shakes head*

Hopefully BBC1 will be better...lol.

THEME OF THE WEEK: Things I WON'T Miss in England: Day 76 of 365

First of all, Happy St. Patrick's Day!

Now...let's get to the photo, shall we?

So what won't I miss today, you ask?



Rude Americans.

I mean, seriously. You can obviously SEE I'm shorter than you, WHY must you feel the need to stand in front of me during a parade?! Between you two, the woman with the crazy teased hair, and the big Guido guy (who obviously ISN'T Irish.....and I can say that because at least I have English heritage in my blood), I couldn't see or didn't pay much attention to the parade downtown. I had always wanted to go, but never had the day off work and never skipped school when I was younger. My first and last year going, and every single tall person (except for my friend Sonya's fiance, Tom) stood in front of me. *sighs*

I'm sure the English can be rude. But at least it'll be candy coated for awhile for me because I'll be in awe of the accent. :p

Now, I must go to sleep because I'm ill with a terrible cold yet AGAIN. Ian scolded me because I went out today, then complained to him about not feeling well.

And, before I go:



Today is the anniversary of my father-in-law's death. He passed away four years ago from cancer. I may have never met him, but I wish I could have. I know he's looking down on Ian and feeling incredibly proud of him. I know Ian lives his life still trying to make his Dad proud. And I'm sure Ian got a lot of his qualities from his Dad.

Everyone misses you, Dad......even ones that haven't met you. R.I.P., John.

THEME OF THE WEEK: Things I WON'T Miss in England: Day 75 of 365

Chuckholes. Potholes. Whatever you like to call them. I never really saw them when I was in England. I'm sure they exist, but what I don't think you can do in them is take a bath like you can in the ones here in Ohio.

Sidenote!

I went searching FOREVER tonight for a hen night outfit, AND an outfit to wear when I pick Ian up from the airport next week. I tried on lots of stuff, but nothing seemed "right."

So when I got home a half hour ago, a package from my soon to be sister-in-law was sitting on the counter for me. She said she was sending me something, didn't know what it was. But TA DA!!!!


It's the Stella McCartney designed Red Nose Day t-shirt of The Beatles! I absolutely LOVE it, and it's in the washer right now. I don't care if tomorrow is St. Paddy's Day, I'm wearing the t-shirt out...lol.

Cheryl rocks my face off.

THEME OF THE WEEK: Things I WON'T Miss in England....Day 74 of 365

I decided that since the wedding is only two weeks away, I want to reflect on my American life. This week's theme is Things I Won't Miss in England. Either because they have them there, or I just don't like them all that much here....lol.

So, first thing I won't miss is.....



Subway! Why, you ask? Because there was one built in Romsey in October of last year. So all I need to do is walk a mile or so and I can have it whenever I want. Plus, they really are all over Southern England.