10. Consider ice in a beverage a novelty
9. Have trouble opening doors with a round
door handle
8. Celebrate Christmas in January
7. Ask questions such as, “Which castle will
my husband propose to me at?”
6. Captivated by drinking fountains
5. Enjoy potato chips in the flavors of caviar
and crab
4. Pretend play “border crossing”
3. Can sing “Lord I lift your name on high” in
Russian but not in English
2. Confusion over boxes along U.S.
streets – answer: mailboxes
1. Utter surprise upon arriving at Chicago
airport that “everyone talks like we do.”
That's just too cute.
ReplyDeleteLove, Katie
This is classic! I can totally relate. My kids went nuts over water fountains when we were visiting the states last year. And I remember Andi playing border crossing when she was two! When we first took Niki to the states she kept talking to all children in Hungarian because in her world, only adults speak English. It's the life of a third culture kid! What a treasure!
ReplyDeleteYes, yes, yes! I agree with your list. I would add to that: Having free coffee refills in the States, but have to pay for every little cup of coffee I drink in Europe!
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