- Yellow lines in the middle of the road
- Straws with a larger diameter
- Thinner paper (I can't write on the back of the paper because even pencil bleeds through)
- 3-ring binders (I'm used to 2 and 4 ring binders)
- Plenty of lined paper, but graph paper is practically an endangered species (In Poland it was just the opposite)
- Different McDonald's Menus (No joke! They actually serve different stuff here)
- Squirrels. I've never seen so many squirrels in my whole life.
- Larger parking spaces (I can actually open my car door all the way and not touch the car parked beside me)
- 6 lane High-ways (In Poland, three lanes was big)
- Lots of trees, not very many fields at all, like in Poland
- The place is much more urbanized (But that might just be because I'm living in the suburbs. but in America the suburbs extend much farther away from the city.
- American accents on the TV, instead of British. Although I speak like an American, I notice American accents more than I do British. British just seems more natural to me...
That seems to be about it. I keep noticing new stuff everyday. When I post this, I swear I'll want to add 2 more things...
1 comment:
Anna,
I read this out loud to everyone in the house and we all laughed! Truly fabulous! The yellow lines in the road and HUGE parking spaces cracked me up.
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