> > Stay busy. When I go to a strange place, I never run out of things to see and do. When I went to England, I was astounded by the way they built their houses. The water faucets and light fixtues were different. The programs on the telly were different. The plants were different. I tried different food, rode on the wrong side of the road, saw cars I'd never heard of before, drank tea and listened for differences in the language. I don't remember ever being homesick, but sometimes when I travel, I miss my favorite motorscooter.
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> I do try to stay busy, and I hope it will get better. Perhaps that's why I'm homesick....I don't have a motorscooter to miss instead of home....
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> Mia

Mia,
How do our houses differ from yours? And don't you have TEA in America? Good grief, tea is the most comfortingest thing in the world if your in the mood for it. You'll be telling me you don't know what Marmite is next.
Liz