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10 Fragen an Emma

BLS-admin — Tue, 22 Dec 2020 00:49:20 +0000

Emma (Sweet William Designs)

Full name: Emma Wood

Place of birth: Norfolk

Profession(s): Founder of Sweet William Ltd

1. What does London mean to you?

Home. I didn’t grow up in London but I’ve lived here for over 20 years now and for me it’s home. My closest friends are here, some of my family, my business and so many memories. I just love this city. The people, the sights, the atmosphere. I’m very happy here.

2. What is typical for Greenwich?

A typical day in Greenwich would have to involve a trip to the bustling (1) Greenwich Market. It’s where I started Sweet William and it’s been the launchpad for so many businesses. You can always find new products and they have a fantastic food court. You would also want to see the Cutty Sark and go for a walk in Greenwich Park and take in the Observatory – where time begins!

Greenwich with the Queen’s House & National Maritime Museum. Photo by Bill Bertram.

3. Which are your 3 favourite places in London?

St. James Park.
The City – I worked there for years before starting Sweet William and I love the hustle and bustle (2).
Claridges Hotel. I just love sitting in their bar enjoying a cocktail or two!

Foto: London Eye fotografiert aus dem 
St. James Park

4. Which are your 3 favourite places in Great Britain?

Southwold, Suffolk – such a beautiful seaside town with beautiful (and very expensive!) beach huts
Poole Harbour / Sandbanks – such a beautiful part of the world. I took Cooper (my Golden Retriever) in the summer and he absolutely loved it!
The Isle of Wight – I went there when I was child and I love going back. It’s like stepping back into 1970s England!

The Isle of Wight aus der Satelliten-Perspektive.

Foto: NASA / Chris Hadfield

5. What did you want to be, when you were a little girl?

A nanny!! I was obsessed with babies.

6. What were the biggest milestones in your career?

I designed a range of mugs for Kate and William’s wedding (“I was saving myself for Harry anyway”, “If only I’d gone to St. Andrew’s” etc). The mugs won a competition for best Royal Wedding memorabilia. They were picked up by the Evening Standard who did a feature on us and London Tonight – a local news channel – came to film me at my house making the mugs. From the PR we were inundated (3) with orders and requests from stockists. It really was the turning point for Sweet William.

Unten: Diese und weitere Tassen, Schlüsselanhänger und Geschirrtücher von 
Emma & Sweet William Designs gibt es bei uns im Shop!

7. What or who inspires you most?

William and Cooper! William was my Black Labrador who sadly passed away (4) last year just a month shy of his 15^th birthday. He was the inspiration and name behind Sweet William and an all-round legend. Cooper the Golden Retriever strutted (5) into our lives a few months after William passed away and has been healing our hearts ever since and brings so much joy. The love I have for both of them is off the chart! And it’s seeing how humans just completely and utterly adore their four legged friends which I love. Everything we design and create is with this in mind.

8. What was your best nature-experience?

I’m definitely more of a city girl but years ago when I was travelling, we went for the most incredible canoe ride in Knysna, South Africa and then climbed for what felt like hours (!) to reach a beautiful waterfall. That will take some beating.

9. What does your ideal weekend look like?

Either a long weekend to Ibiza or if I’m in London it would be grabbing a coffee and taking Cooper for a ridiculously long walk around the city discovering new places, cafes and shops. Then meeting friends for dinner at Exmouth market.

10. What is your favourite British dish?

Hands down… Fish & Chips!! Sadly I’ve never cooked it in my life so can’t share a recipe but I manage to enjoy a portion at least once a week!

Foto unten: Matthias Meckel

Glossar

(1) Bustling: Geschäftig

(2) Hustle: Hektik

(3) Inundate: Überschwemmen

(4) Pass away: sterben

(5) Strut: stolzieren

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10 Fragen an Kelly

BLS-admin — Fri, 04 Dec 2020 14:25:30 +0000

Kelly Stevens / FabFunky

Place of Birth: London

Profession: Full time artist

1. Describe your hometown in one sentence.

It’s a traditional seaside town, and Im very lucky as I live just outside of town and within walking distance to a beautiful beach which is great for walking my dogs.

2. What is typical for West Sussex?

The South Downs – a large, beautiful and protected area of countryside which is just up the road from us.

Little villages with ancient cottages.

And then we have Brighton, a very lively city with a bohemian vibe, just 10 miles away.

Unten: The dip slope of the South Downs near Arundel. Foto: Gottik666

3. Which are your 3 favourite places in the south of England?

Pretty much anywhere in Devon and Cornwall. Especially the little traditional fishing ports with the tiny cottages and even tinier winding streets.

4. Which are your 3 favourite places in Great Britain?

Whilst I love living near the sea and the country side I am a city girl at heart, so London and Glasgow have to be at the top of the list. But also pretty much anywhere on the west coast of Scotland as well.

Unten:
Eine von Kelly's Lieblingsorten: Glasgow
Hier dargestellt in dem Gemälde Shipping on the Clyde (Atkinson Grimshaw, 1881)

5. What is the idea and philosophy behind FabFunky?

It is not very serious, but you can tell that from the designs. Nearly everything I do is animal focused, and it is all about bringing out the different personality of animals, humanising (1) them a little, and making people smile.

6. What were the milestones in your career?

I actually only took up art at the age of 45 and had never done anything artistic since I had left school at 16. So the biggest milestone for me was that after all that time it felt amazing that I could go back to something I loved and actually make a living from it.

7. What or who inspires you most?

My own dogs probably, as I see their character traits and just want to capture them and humanise them further. But inspiration can strike from the most unexpected sources sometimes as well.

Unten:
"Tiere vermenschlichen" ist ein Spaß, denn Kelly mit ihrer Kunst umsetzt. Unten zwei ihrer Kissen mit dem Fuch-Gentleman und dem Hirsch-Gentleman, die ihr bei Lovely British Somethings auf DIESER SEITE findet.

8. What was your best nature-experience?

It was on a boat actually in the Venetian Lagoon. My husband and I hired a boat and driver for the day, and I distinctly remember speeding across the lagoon on a perfect early autumn day with the sun still warm and shining brightly. It wasn’t overly nature-inspired, but we were outside, so I think that counts.

9. What does your ideal weekend look like?

Very slow but involving dinner or lunch with friends somewhere Mediterranean.

10. What is your favourite British dish?

Ok, so this might horrify some but it has to be a Banana sandwich. Mashed up banana in French bread. I don’t know if that’s very British, but I do love it.

Glossar:

(1) Humanising: Vermenschlichen

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10 Fragen an Beverly

BLS-admin — Tue, 01 Dec 2020 13:40:20 +0000

Beverly / Bevart Designs

Full name: Beverley Chapelhow

Place of birth: Blackburn Lancashire,

Profession(s): Fine artist, jewellery designer, art tutor

1. Describe your home-area in one sentence.

I live in the beautiful Ribble Valley – the Queen’s favourite place.

Unten: Das Wayoh Valley in Lancashire. Foto: Robert Redman.

2. What is typical for Lancashire?

Lancashire is known for the people being hardy (1), we are used to wet and windy weather. We love our grub (2)! Typical foods from around here are Lancashire Hot Pot, Lancashire cheese and Black puddings (3)!

3. Which are your 3 favourite places in the north of England?

The Lake District
Blackpool
Pendle Hill

Unten: Pendle Hill und das Ribble Valley. 
Blick von Bashall Barn über Clitheroe bis Pendle Hill. 
Foto: Charles Rawding.

4. Which are your 3 favourite places in Great Britain?

London is my favourite place ever!
Whitby, on the East coast
York city, it is very cultural

5. What is the idea and philosophy behind Bevart Designs?

Bevart Designs loves to create and be creative, designing and making jewellery brings me joy! Passing on my skills as an artist to my students gives me pleasure as I love to see people learn, flourish and develop their artistic skills.

6. What were the milestones in your career?

All my businesses are milestones as each phase in my life has evolved. I was once a hairdresser and owned a hair salon. I currently own an Art Studio Collective and small Art Gallery ‘Atelier Arts’ in Clitheroe, Lancashire. I am founder of my jewellery business ‘Bevart Designs’ working from my studio and home, designing new jewellery pieces for people to enjoy.

7. What or who inspires you most?

Colour and form inspires me and I love to research. The Japanesse lifestyle choice of ‘wabi-sabi” runs through my artwork and jewellery. ‘wabi-sabi’ is the acceptance of transience (4) and imperfection. The aesthetic is sometimes described as one of appreciating (5) beauty that is „imperfect, impermanent (6), and incomplete.

My slogan:

‘Making the ordinary beautiful’

Schmuck wie aus einer anderen Welt. 
Beverly bemalt das federleichte Ikoro-Holz und überzieht es 
mit einem Kunstharz. Diese und andere Beispiele könnt ihr euch
HIER anschauen.

8. What was your best nature-experience?

There are so many! My favourite has to be a train ride through the hills and the tea plantations of Sri Lanka, then taking a walk through the leafy jungle!! It was awesome.

9. What does your ideal weekend look like?

A drive out to the seaside town of Blackpool, a walk on the promenade and fish and chips! Then a walk on the beach taking sunset photos.

Unten: Blackpool Seafront vom North Pier mit Blick auf 
den Blackpool Tower (rechts). Foto: Robert Redman.

10. What is your favourite British dish?

Cheese and onion pie (homemade).

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Glossar:

(1) hardy: zäh, winterhart

(2) grub: umgangssprachlicher Ausdruck für Essen (food)

(3) black pudding: Blutwurst (warm zubereitet)

(4) transience: Vergänglichkeit

(5) to appreciate: wertschätzen

(6) impermanent: vergänglich

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10 Fragen an Rebecca

BLS-admin — Fri, 20 Nov 2020 14:29:17 +0000

Rebecca Wright

Illustratorin und Inhaberin des Kartenverlags Middle Mouse

Manchester

1. Describe your hometown Manchester in one sentence.

A city full of Northern Soul and pride (1) in its working class roots.

2. What would you call typically Welsh?

Valleys (2), singing and a great rugby team!

3. Which are your 3 favourite places in Wales?

Llanbadrig – a little church at the most northerly tip of Anglesey where you can see Middle Mouse Island
Beaumaris – a pretty little town on the south coast of Anglesey
Penmon point – a rocky beach, a lighthouse and a community of rockpools (3) full of wildlife. There are many more places I love here too!

Links: Blick von Porth Wen auf Middle Mouse Island in Wales

4. Which are your 3 favourite places in Great Britain?

Manchester (of course!)
The East Lancashire/West Yorkshire moors, where the hills are wild
Loch Awe in Scotland, as it is breathtaking and peaceful.

5. What is the idea and philosophy behind Middle Mouse?

To tell stories and to share a little joy in a turbulent world. I started the company with my Dad in 2018 – he was a cookery and garden writer and I was an illustrator. We invented the Cardlet to blend our two passions together and create something people could send to their loved ones that said more than a card could. His words, my pictures. Unfortunately Dad passed away on his birthday in 2018 and after some soul searching, I decided to keep the business going in his memory.

6. What were the milestones in your career?

I ran a bookshop in Lancashire with my dear friend, Sam Tickner, after graduating university. There we learned about customer service, great products, what sells and how to buy it. We then started a design studio, Firecatcher, which created graphics and illustration for companies such as The BBC, arts festivals, as well as working on several large projects in hospitals, designing artwork for Children’s wards. I still work with Firecatcher today.

A major milestone was overcoming imposter syndrome to exhibit at PG Live in London 2019 – where I launched Middle Mouse for the first time. Our first order was for a bookshop in London – coming full circle!

7. What or who inspires you most?

Stories, literature, nature and good fun. I like the idea that our products inspire, delight, amuse and entertain.

8. What was your best nature-experience?

Helping a baby seal reach its mother as it was stuck on a rock in Llanfairyngornwy, around 2005. We cheered as it reached the open seas!

9. What does your ideal weekend look like?

Brunch with my husband and friends at a quirky (4) café in the city, walking my dog, Pippin (a border collie), in the Lancashire hills, browsing a bookshop or two, then home to cook lasagne. I’d happily spend the rest of the next day reading and drinking tea!

10. What is your favourite British dish?

Welsh Rarebit – every time! It’s basically cheese on toast, but the beer makes all the difference. It’s great with a couple of rashers of bacon (5) too.

Hungrig?

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Glossar:

(1) pride: Stolz

(2) valleys: Täler

(3) rockpools: Steinhaufen am Strand in denen man oft Krebse und Fische findet

(4) quirky: urig

(5) rashers of bacon: Speckscheiben

Diese und andere Zitat-, Rezept- und Weihnachtskarten findet ihr in unserer Papeterie!

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10 Fragen an Carolyn (Norfolk)

BLS-admin — Mon, 28 Sep 2020 06:45:21 +0000

Die Künstlerin Carolyn Graham lebt in einem kleinen Fischerdorf an der Ostküste Englands und findet ihre Inspiration in der Natur.

Briefly describe your hometown Mundesley

I live in Mundesley on the North Norfolk coast – it is a very traditional seaside village with a long sandy beach, and great for swimming and surfing.

What is typical for Norfolk?

There are beaches that go on for miles, rural undulating (1) countryside dotted (2) with quaint (3) villages of pretty flint (4) cottages. It’s a beautiful county which is busy in the summer but feels empty and remote (5) in the winter.

Which are your 3 favourite places in Norfolk?

The medieval city of Norwich, full of great coffee shops and quirky arty shops.
Cromer – my nearest town – with its pier and promenade, local ice cream and fish and chips.
My beach! (It’s not actually my beach but I call it that as I live on a clifftop and there are steps down to the beach where I swim most days.)

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Which are your 3 favourite places in Great Britain?

Derbyshire is my favourite place to go hiking
Cornwall for surfing and for wandering aimlessly round historical streets of little galleries and arty coffee shops
Cambridge where I used to have a market stall.

What is your motto for life?

Stay true to yourself, be open, free and alive!

Which three things would you take with you to a desert island?

A massive novel
Suncream
Swimsuit

What were your milestones in your career as an artist?

About 10 years ago I took the plunge (6) to be an artist full-time, it was at a time of upheaval in general in my life and it was a risk but I knew it was the only way I could focus on what I really wanted to do and with a lot of hard work and long hours that risk paid off.

What are the things that inspire you most?

The sea
Hills
Wildlife

What was your best nature-experience?

Trekking in Nepal, feeling completely immersed (7) and in awe (8) of nature.

What is your favourite sandwich?

Fish Fingers and cheese in chunky homemade bread.

(1) undulating: hügelig

(2) dotted with: gesprenkelt mit

(3) quaint: idyllisch, altmodisch hübsch

(4) flint: Feuerstein

(5) remote: abgelegen

(6) plunge: das Eintauchen

(7) immerse: eintauchen, sich vertiefen

(8) in awe: in Ehrfurcht

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10 Fragen an Catherine (Aberdeen, Schottland)

BLS-admin — Tue, 22 Sep 2020 11:40:31 +0000

Sie ist Illustratorin und Autorin, kommt aus einem kleinen Dorf im Nordwesten von Schottland und lebt heute in Aberdeen.

Describe your hometown Aberdeen in one sentence.

While I currently live in Aberdeen, I grew up on the very north coast of Scotland. Aberdeen is known as the ‘silver city’ due to its granite buildings. It has a superb stretch of coast for blowing the cobwebs (1) away!

What is typically Scottish?

Kilts
Bagpipes (2)
Fiddle (violin, which I play!)
Haggis (3)
A really good ceilidh dance (4)

Which are your 3 favourite places in Scotland?

Phew, only 3? It is very difficult to narrow my favourite places in Scotland down to 3!

Skye, specifically the ’Spar Cave‘
Durness
The Fife coastline

What are your 3 favourite places in Great Britain?

I have not explored too much of England yet, but I definitely love

the Lake District
and Whitby Bay is lovely

I would then have to return to Scotland and say anywhere down the West Coast and the Outer Hebrides!

What is your motto for life?

Live the Adventure

Which 3 things would you take with you to a desert island (5)?

Good walking boots
A water-catching system
Sun cream (I burn too easily)

What were your milestones in your career as an artist?

Being commissioned by some large companies including the Highland Wildlife Park and Chest, Heart Stroke Charity.
Winning the competition to design a label for Cairn O’ Mohr wines and seeing these labels on the bottles in our local supermarket!
Having designs selected for 5+ charity sculpture trails across Scotland.
Producing an actual game!! [Anm. der Redaktion: Waters Edge – ein wirklich tolles Spiel, das ihr natürlich auch bei Lovely British Somethings kaufen könnt! WATERS EDGE]
Hopefully, in the not too distant future, tipping the balance from my day job to working as an artist mainly. So the other way around to now

What are the things that inspire you most?

Other illustrators
Nature
Adventures and the outdoors
Books I read
Conversations with my partner.

What was your best nature-experience?

Oh dear – again, it is hard to pick just one! Here are some of them:

Wild-camping as I tackled (6) the Cateran Trail (7) myself
Cycling around Isle of Arran solo
Tackling my first two Munro (mountains over 3000ft) solo
Rescuing a moth stuck on the surface tension of a pond and letting it dry on my hand before it flew off
Helping a sheep getting back on its feet
Wading (8) down streams in trainers, building damns in the sand to re-route a little stream.

What is your favourite sandwich?

Oooh, this is random (9)! and so is my answer…. I love corned beef with plain soft cheese and hula hoops standing upright – can’t beat a crisp sandwich!

*********Kleines Wörterbuch********

(1) Cobwebs: Spinnenweben

(2) Bagpipe: Dudelsack

(3) Haggis: ein schottisches Gericht aus Innereien eines Schafbocks

(4) Ceilidh (gälisch): ein schottischer (oder irischer) Volkstanz & Tanzveranstaltung

(5) Desert island: einsame Insel

(6) Tackle: bewältigen

(7) Cateran trail: ein Rundwanderweg im Herzen Schottlands

(8) Wading: waten

(9) Random: willkürlich

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10 Fragen an Sally (Anglesey, Wales)

BLS-admin — Mon, 14 Sep 2020 06:03:18 +0000

Sie kommt aus Kent, lebt auf der walisischen Insel Anglesey und hat Plastik den Kampf angesagt.

Describe your home, the Welsh island of Anglesey, in one sentence.

Ynys Môn (the Isle of Anglesey) is an island steeped in (1) history and surrounded by beautiful beaches and cliffs with amazing wildlife like the cheeky (2) red squirrel right on our doorstep.

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What is typically Welsh?

The obvious answer is sheep, daffodils (3) and leeks (4) and of course the Welsh Dragon. But Wales is so much more than that. It is a country proud of its heritage (5) and the Welsh people are passionate (6) about their land and their language.

Here are some great Welsh words:

Cwtch: A very welsh hug!

Bendigedig: Wonderful (a word that describes many things here on Anglesey!)

Lechyd da: Good health

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Which are your 3 favourite places in Wales?

Newborough forest
Tryfan (awesome mountain)
Puffin Island

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Which are your 3 favourite places in Great Britain?

My mum’s and dad’s house
Anywhere with donkeys (7)!
Anglesey

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What is your motto for life?

Work to live not live to work

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Which three things would you take with you to a desert island?

My husband – he can catch fish and light fires!!
Plenty of food in beeswax wraps (8)!
Mosquito repellant- I always get bitten!

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How did you get to make beeswax fabric wraps?

I decided a couple of years ago that I needed to reduce my own plastic use. I saw beeswax wraps online as an alternative to clingfilm (9) and decided I could make my own. It wasn’t quite as simple as I thought to get them as good as I wanted them to be. So I did a lot of experimenting and eventually got the recipe right (it’s a top secret recipe now!!). I then started making them for friends and family and the idea grew and grew into the business I have today!

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What are your 5 favourite things that you like wrapping in your beeswax wraps?

Chocolate brownies – although they don’t stay in the wrap for long…!
Half an avocado
Cheese
Sandwiches
Strawberries in a pouch (10)

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What was your best nature-experience?

Seeing orangutans in the wild in Sumatra whilst trekking in the jungle.

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What is your favourite sandwich?

Roasted veg (11) and hummus

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*********Kleines Wörterbuch********

(1) steeped in: durchdrungen von

(2) cheeky: frech, vorlaut (meist freundlich gemeint)

(3) daffodils: Narzissen

(4) leek: Lauch

(5) heritage: Erbe

(6) passionate: leidenschaftlich

(7) donkey: Esel

(8) wraps: Wickeltücher

(9) clingfilm: Frischhaltefolie

(10) pouch: Beutel

(11) veg = vegetable: Gemüse

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My Way – Kerstins Kurzbiographie

BLS-admin — Mon, 20 Jul 2020 16:43:12 +0000

Schon als Kind wollte ich unbedingt Urlaub in England machen doch meine Eltern zog es nach Spanien und an die Nordsee. Mir blieb also nichts anderes übrig als Bildbände und Zeitschriften von meiner Trauminsel durchzublättern und zu träumen.

Irgendwann ließ ich die Schule hinter mir. Ich zog nach Bremen und studierte Kulturwissenschaft und ANGLISTIK.

Mein Geld verdiente ich in einem niedlichen Cafe an der Weser, in dem ich eines Tages einen tollen Mann namens Phil kennenlernte. Ein Brite natürlich! Er kam aus Guildford und sprach mit einem zauberhaften, englischen Akzent. Von da an war es vollends um mich geschehen – jeden zweiten Monat packte ich meinen Rucksack und verbrachte wundervolle Tage im Süden Englands – ich erkundete die South Downs, London und die Küste von Hampshire, Sussex und Kent. 2005 gaben wir uns dann, im Beisein unserer Liebsten das Ja-Wort in Guildford.

Unsere Hochzeitsfeier im Garten meiner Schwiegereltern in Guildford

2006 zog ich – im 8. Monat schwanger – mit Phil in eine kleine Marktstadt im Norden Englands. Hier kam Juniper zur Welt. Zwischen Baby-Yoga, Rhythm Time & Baby-Schwimmen verbrachten wir viel Zeit in Museen, in alten Anwesen des National Trust und in den wunderschönen Hügellandschaften von Nord-Wales und dem Peak-Distrikt.

Mit Oma und Opa zum Pembroke Castle

Als Juniper gerade vier Jahre alt geworden war, begann die Schule.

Junipers erster Schultag: Englische Schuluniform trifft deutsche Schultüte

Ich arbeitete zu diesem Zeitpunkt bereits als Projektkoordinatorin in einem kleinen Museum in Shrewsbury. Ein tolles Team – eine tolle Stadt und ein absoluter Traumjob!!!

Traumjob Museumspädagogin. In Shrewsbury habe ich das Bildungsprogramm des County Museums koordiniert.

2013 – ein Jahr nach der Geburt unseres Sohnes Milo – wurde Phil von seinem Arbeitgeber nach Deutschland zitiert und wir zogen nach Braunschweig. Während Milo nun seine ersten Schritte auf niedersächsischem Boden machte, bedeutete dies für Juniper ein komplett neues Leben. Nach drei Jahren englischer Schule kam sie hier in die zweite Klasse. Der Unterricht endete plötzlich um 12:45 Uhr statt um 15:45 Uhr, in ihrer Klasse hatte sie 15 statt 28 Mitschüler*innen, es gab kein school lunch und keine school uniform. Ebenso anders war es mit den Hobbies. Statt nach der Schule in einem „after school club“ Fußball oder Theater zu spielen, musste ich sie nun quer durch die Stadt zu ihren neuen Clubs und Vereinen fahren.

Kurz nach unserer Ankunft in Deutschland begann ich, britische Landeskunde an der TU Braunschweig zu unterrichten und nebenbei deutsch-britische Kultur- und Geschichtsprojekte umzusetzen. Ein Heidenspaß, den ich um nichts in der Welt missen möchte!

Natürlich verbringen wir noch immer viel Zeit in der alten Heimat. Und jedes Mal kommen wir mit einem Auto voll schöner, britischer Dinge zurück. Das schreit doch förmlich danach, auch andere mit diesen Lovely British Somethings zu beglücken.

Also. Los geht’s – auf ins nächste Projekt. 2020 ist das Jahr für Neues: Lovely British Somethings – the British Lifestyle Shop geht an den Start!

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