YOU, get on my body

all clothes from Zara.com

This is all some of the items in my shopping basket..

sitting there..

yearning to be worn by me.

Minus two coats that I could only find in the actual store..

but oh, don't worry, they are burned into the depths of my brain..

note: i cant purchase pants that touch the ground or cant be worn with boots..

because I live in the UK..

and the ground is consistently wet..

and if it is not wet..

it will be at some point in the day.

I think I confused a few of you yesterday with my "staying in the UK" remark...

I forget 90% of my readers are American..

United Kingdom(UK)=Great Britain(GB)+Northern Ireland

UK/GB=British

UK=England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland

hence..

there is no "British" Accent

England is IN Britain..

but is not Britain.

I am still moving to Scotland.

Because Scotland is in the UK.

And for those of you going..

"I'm an idiot"

I am right there with you
(calling you an idiot)..
Just kidding..
i am right there with you in BEING an idiot

Because before i moved to England..

I googled United Kingdom..

and I still got confused..

and then when I moved here i had to ask people FROM here..

now THAT is embarrassing.

I also did not know you couldn't drive to Ireland..

because it is surrounded by water.

My BF had a really good laugh at that one.

Did you also know the accents vary from place to place?

A southern English accent sounds different then a northern one?

and the Northern Irish Accent is TOTALLY different from the Southern Irish Accent?

It's like a whole different world out here people...

full of awe and wonder..

post script: Ive already been corrected by a friend of mine who is English. Britain is slightly different then the UK...see here..http://www.woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk/customs/questions/britain/britain.htm

if you really care that much about UK terminology. 

Clearly living here for a year has taught me nothing.