tag:zoemercedes.blog.co.uk,2009-11-09:/MokoFeed2009-11-09T16:44:42+01:00tag:zoemercedes.blog.co.uk,2008-09-02:/2006/05/20/plasters_and_asprin~815815/#c7650661friesepas2008-09-02T07:32:14+02:002008-09-02T07:32:14+02:00I enjoyed reading your log.<br> <br> I too have moved to the Netherlands 14 years ago.<br> <br> Except my parents having been of Fries extraction and I having been brought up English, reading your exploits into Dutch (Fries) society reminds me of when my family and I first came to Friesland to live. I could also think of things that embarrassed us when we tried our Dutch on people and I still continue today now and again to make an idiot out of myself, as English never leaves you, I still think in English. <br> <br> I wish you all the best in your living in the Netherlands and in Friesland.<br> <br> I too think the people in Friesland are very friendly and are not shy too speak English a plus point I must admit though my Dutch is not perfect but very much improved but am still wary and shy over speaking it.<br> <br> Yours, Grace Lee-Friesepas.<br> tag:zoemercedes.blog.co.uk,2006-05-20:/2006/05/17/title~805718/#c1117177Dientje2006-05-20T22:23:43+02:002006-05-20T22:23:43+02:00This is great hon, keep up the writing.<br> Hardly can wait to see the rest of your "adventures"<br> in the Netherlands. <br> Might be an idea for me to start writing bout part of my life as a landlady?... ;)tag:zoemercedes.blog.co.uk,2006-05-17:/2006/05/14/forty~798546/#c1100909ZoeandBruno2006-05-17T08:00:41+02:002006-05-17T08:00:41+02:00I think your writing's fascinating, definitely a book in there. I moved from Kingston to Switzerland, but without kids, so all due respect to how that move must have been!