A Demain

So the time has finally come - as of tomorrow afternoon, i shall be boarding a plane in Charleston to jet off back to the UK. To say that i'm looking forward to it would be an understatement. The last couple of weeks has seemed to go by with agonising slowness. Anyway, for any regular readers of my blog (apparently there are some), please do not fear that you won't be getting an occasional dose of my British witticisms - i will have access to e-mail and internet back home (we're not THAT backward in the UK). So for the next three or so weeks, i shall be doing something of a 'mini-series' style thing (hell, it's all the rage on US TV) chronicling my trip. However, instead of offering British opinions of America and Americans, instead I will be giving a perspective of the UK coming from someone who has lived and (gradually) become somewhat acclimatised to the little quirks and foibles of the USA. It shall certainly be an interesting experience for me - and i'm looking forward to that more than anything.

So with that, it'll hopefully be a bon voyage.