Have you ever visited New York City, London or Tokyo and
said, "What a great city, I bet I could make it here!" Then you move there by yourself and suddenly you’re overwhelmed by subway maps, "agonising" over funny
spellings and inundated with big-eyed animé characters. And you realize you’re not thriving in this new environment, you're barely hanging on, so before you wither and die
there, you pack your bags and move back to where you came from.
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Thanks!
--Alicia
This was so interesting! I never knew any of that about the history of grapes in America. (Stopping by from the A to Z Challenge!)
ReplyDelete-Katie at AdventuringAtHome
Hi Katie!
ReplyDeleteThanks for reading and for your comment! Wine in America is fascinating because of it's a cross-section of taste, food, agriculture, pests and culture. Thanks for stopping by! Happy A-Zing!
Alicia