Photostory friday - C'est arrivé!

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I had to share this with you
as you have all been on this journey with me

This morning just as I was leaving for work
the postman rang the doorbell
he wanted a signature
for this...



Yippee... it's official. I am now British AND French!

My journey has been written through these posts


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Comments

  1. Cecily R9:47 pm, June 18, 2009

    Congratulations! That makes you officially one of my most exotic and fancy blog friends. :)

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  2. ADDY10:46 pm, June 18, 2009

    felicitations, mon amie. Where are you going to go first with it?

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  3. Rosaria Williams10:53 pm, June 18, 2009

    You finally got the passport and the double nationality. Hurrah!

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  4. Chris12:31 am, June 19, 2009

    Jolly good, mon ami! (I'm winging it on the French there.)

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  5. Lola G.12:51 am, June 19, 2009

    C'est magnifique!

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  6. Fi from Four Paws and Whiskers1:42 am, June 19, 2009

    Congratulations Madame Saz :)

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  7. Anonymous5:21 am, June 19, 2009

    Congratulations!!

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  8. sallymandy6:12 am, June 19, 2009

    Congratulations! Haven't you been working on this for a while now? xo, sallymandy

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  9. Suburbia6:45 am, June 19, 2009

    Yay! Fantastic news :-)

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  10. Anonymous9:29 am, June 19, 2009

    Felicitations!

    GG

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  11. A Woman Of No Importance10:01 am, June 19, 2009

    Fantastique! Fabuleux! Formidable!

    That's you now, that is! Wonderful news, Saz - Another step on life's rich and wonderful journey. Have a fab weekend, my friend xox

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  12. Pam Emmons12:13 pm, June 19, 2009

    Wahoo! I just applied for mine because we are moving to GermanY!

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  13. Anonymous2:47 pm, June 19, 2009

    I am so happy for you, Sazzie and of course Pop is as proud as a French Cockerel. I could say all this in French but to write it would take three hours with a dictionary.
    Time to pop over the channel for a day in Boulogne or Calais?
    XXX

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  14. Saz3:15 pm, June 19, 2009

    yeah will you an dad come too?

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  15. Scriptor Senex4:37 pm, June 19, 2009

    Mes felicitations, aussi, ma chere.

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  16. kayerj6:25 pm, June 19, 2009

    congratulations! (I'm American,and nothing else) Here’s my photo story. happy Friday!

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  17. Expat mum7:23 pm, June 19, 2009

    Congrats! I'm sitting here waiting for our British passports to come back - otherwise we might have to travel in Europe as Americans! Agh!

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  18. Toni9:26 pm, June 19, 2009

    Where's the first place you're doing to use it?!

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  19. Michelle11:27 pm, June 19, 2009

    Congratulations!

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  20. Lakeland Jo3:06 am, June 20, 2009

    good news- happy for you

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  21. Working Mum3:50 pm, June 21, 2009

    Felicitations!

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  22. Woman in a Window12:58 am, June 22, 2009

    Yay for you. Bet that feels mighty fine!

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  23. dulwichmum10:46 am, June 22, 2009

    I envy you the passport sweetie, it just seems so incredibly elegant and upmarket (sigh)... Is there anyone I can bribe?

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Take the weight of your feet, draw up a chair and pour yourself a cuppa. Leave your troubles at the door and together we shall ride out the storms.


Saz x

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