A Lady in London
By Lady: The adventures of a 20-something Californian living in London and traveling around the world.
Twitter: @Aladyinlondon

Smitten by Britain
By Melissa: My interest in Great Britain began at the age of thirteen, when I discovered the Rolling Stones. I would spend hours in my room listening to their music and staring at the cover of “High Tide and Green Grass”. There was something about that cover, whether it was the gray light of the English sky, the lads in their 60’s gear and overgrown mop tops or all of it put together, I’m not sure, I just know I wanted more. So it wasn’t the Beatles, as you might have predicted, but the Stones who served as the catalyst for my learning all things British. Soon I discovered British comedies and developed an appreciation for British humor, as well as an admiration for their use of language. Like me, the British found humor in the ironies of life. “They get it, they really get it”, I thought.
Twitter: @Smittnbybritain

Emm in London
By Emm: The adventures of an eternal tourist living and working in London.

Little London Observationist
By Stephanie: Just a girl in love with London life.

'Cross the Pond
By CP: We have moved from New York City to London with two kids under the age of three. We have no idea what we're doing but we're looking forward to the adventures - good and bad.

Betsy Transatlantically
By Betsy: 20something American who has moved from Washington, DC to London. Follow my adventures - and wish me luck!

Pond Parleys
By Michael: Michael Harling is the author of Postcards From Across the Pond - dispatches from an accidental expat. He left NY for Sussex in 2002 and currently lives in Horsham.

Overpand, Oversexed, and Over Here
By Karen: My name is Karen and I live in northwest London in a lovely residential neighborhood called St. John’s Wood. I moved to London in September, 2009 in order to pursue a Master’s degree, though it might be more accurate to say I pursued a Master’s degree in order to move to London. I have wanted to live in London ever since 2005, when I lived here for three months working as a bartender in Clerkenwell. In 2008, I worked for a month at a law firm in the City, and I resolved that by the 2012 Olympics, I would be a Londoner.

Number One Londong
By Kristine: You've arrived at Number One London, an address for those with an interest in England past and present and a passion for daily life during the Georgian, Regency and Victorian eras. Share with us your book finds, favorite films and websites, on dits regarding your research pursuits, travel adventures across the pond and historic treasures. If you spend an inordinate amount of time reading, researching and pondering past and present England, then you’ve found a place to share information and make the aquaintance of others who feel at home at Number One London.

Just a Plane Ride Away
By JaPRA: I’m an expat Texan living in England again, after a year in the Netherlands. My husband (Mr. DJ), our 15-year old daughter (Roxi) and I moved to England in February 2007 when my husband accepted a job in London. It had always been a dream of ours to live overseas, so of course we jumped at the chance! Wouldn’t you?

From a Yellow House in England
By Dori: I'm an American expat from Georgia, living in the English countryside with my husband, whom I affectionately call "Brit Boy" or "Hubby".

American in Bath
By Rachael: I'm an American in Bath. These are my adventures in Education and Culture. American in bath at gmail dot com. I'm pretty sure that I'm writing to myself. Comments would be greatly appreciated.

Happy Homemaker UK
By Laura: Grab a cup of tea and join me in my journey as an American expat mom living near London. I'm passionate about my family, eclectic vintage design, and a good story. But not much of a speller-er.

The Road Less Travelled..
By Ed and K: "Life is either a daring adventure or it is nothing."--Helen Keller

The Ex-Pat Bride
By Sarah: A 20-something Floridian just one summer away from a degree in Communications/Mass Media eagerly awaiting the day that I no longer have to list "student" under occupation. I've been in a long distance relationship with an English man (who I often refer to here as "Mr. Darcy") for 3 years and we got engaged on Halloween 2010 via youtube!

Ameringlish
By Sarah: A blog about what happens when a British guy and a Texan gal fall in love, get married, and live happily ever after...

Adventures in Amyland
By Amy: No description.

A Midwestern Girl in London
By Rhea: I am originally from Minneapolis, MN. I moved across the pond in 2007 for what was supposed to be a two month study abroad course. I decided to stay and do something new. I am now married to a fantastic chap, working and living in London. I blog about what it's like living and working in this amazing city.

Quintessentially English
By Erin: Quintessentially English was started in June 2010 as a means of communication with my family and friends back home as a way to share the experiences of my new life as an expat. I kept a blog while I was living in France, although I failed to update it regularly, and I am determined to make more of a success out of Quintessentially English.

Kristin in the UK
By Kristin: My name is Kristin Mac and until August 2011 I was simply a sun-kissed Floridian, who spent most days pool side soaking up the sunshine. And now I’m finding myself bundled knee-deep in coats, scarves, and rain boots (wellies, as the Brits say) just to survive!

Along the Yellow Brick Road
By Jenny: Hi there! I'm Jenny and I'm a serial expat. Our family was fortunate enough to spend 2+ years living in the most beautiful city on Earth: Sydney, Australia. We are now living near London and adapting to a new culture, making new friends, and best of all, traveling to new places.

A Quick Succession of Busy Nothings
By Kristy: I'm a gal from Utah who followed my husband to Oxfordshire England, where he is working his dream job designing F1 race cars. I'm an interior designer, turned stay at home Mommy to baby Tess. We've lived in the UK since December 2007 and live in a lovely little stone cottage in the rural countryside.

Snacks & Adventure
By Franny: In September 2011, I followed my husband from Cambridge, MA to Cambridge, UK, because he got a sweet gig with Microsoft. The day before I left, my father said, “this is good – its an adventure. but be sure you bring snacks.”

Love Thy Bike
By Jodie: A love of photography, cycling and exploring places on two wheels.