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Tag Archives: serendipity
Cuba blogging
I am not sure who reads my blog. I never check the statistics, not even sure if I know how. I don’t do all the right things to promote it to the blogging community. I don’t read many other blogs … Continue reading
Posted in Children, Cuba, culture, Family
Tagged blogging, British Guatemalan family, CO Durham, cuba, different lives, ENglish, English language, faithful readers, family, friends, Habana, no moaning, northern, parochial, serendipity, Yorkshire
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My Nanny State
Here in Guatemala all my friends have nannies, niñeras, muchachas or whatever terminology you care to use. It is par for the course, and a well known advantage of the third world lifestyle – a hangover from a colonial past, … Continue reading
Posted in Children, culture, Family, Guatemala, UK, Uncategorized
Tagged A A Milne, apartheid, chess, Guatemala, labour system, laughter, monopoly, muchachas, multi-tasking, nanny, nanny state, niñeras, serendipity, servants, smiles, tacuazin, tamales, Winnie the Pooh
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