Dépaysement translates roughly as “change of scenery.” It translates even more roughly as “The feeling that comes from not being in one’s own country.” I am an American in Canada. It takes some getting used to. This article appeared in a local online news website. There are so many things about this I just do …
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Dépaysement translates roughly as “change of scenery.” It translates even more roughly as “The feeling that comes from not being in one’s own country.” I am an American in Canada. It takes some getting used to. Thanks to The Huffington Post (believe it or not) for this.
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Dépaysement translates roughly as “change of scenery.” It translates even more roughly as “The feeling that comes from not being in one’s own country.” I am an American in Canada. It takes some getting used to. Thanksgiving in October still sneaks up on me. I’ve always celebrated Thanksgiving the fourth Thursday of November, but here …
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Dépaysement translates roughly as “change of scenery.” It translates even more roughly as “The feeling that comes from not being in one’s own country.” I am an American in Canada. It takes some getting used to. I was telling a story to a friend, and said, “Someone dropped a dime so the auditors came out …
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Dépaysement translates roughly as “change of scenery.” It translates even more roughly as “The feeling that comes from not being in one’s own country.” I am an American in Canada. It takes some getting used to. Thanks to The Huffington Post (believe it or not) for this.
Permanent link to this article: http://cateeales.com/2014/02/23/survey-said/