anglophiles discussion

For as long as I can remember I have been an anglophile. There hasn't been a single event that I can say "this is the reason" - England in general just can't do wrong by me!

Somewhere between seeing Princess Diana's wedding on tv, reading Romeo and Juliet and watching Masterpiece Theater on PBS. I know, I know, I am hopeless.

Rebecca wrote: "Somewhere between seeing Princess Diana's wedding on tv, reading Romeo and Juliet and watching Masterpiece Theater on PBS. I know, I know, I am hopeless."

Masterpiece Theatre was pretty fantastic!

Mallory wrote: "For as long as I can remember I have been an anglophile. There hasn't been a single event that I can say "this is the reason" - England in general just can't do wrong by me!"

Same for me only mine increased when I lived in Suffolk for a year. I loved everything except the boiler.

Alice wrote: "Mallory wrote: "For as long as I can remember I have been an anglophile. There hasn't been a single event that I can say "this is the reason" - England in general just can't do wrong by me!"

Same ..."

That would be a dream! But too much is going on here for me to move right now :(

I was born in England and lived there for more than 30 years... but didn't really develop Anglophilia until I moved to California. I'm lucky: I love living in the US, but there's a lot I miss about Britain.