The Immigrant Chronicles
Gabrielle DonnellyThe adventures of a Londoner turned LA lady who finds life amusing on both sides of the Atlantic.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 106 | Subscribers | Read | theimmigrantchronicles.com |
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The Nose That Doesn't
We were at the Cannes Film Festival and had a free day, so we decided to do some local sightseeing and visit the Perfume Museum in nearby Grasse. Up the hill we drove to the sun-soaked, steep-streeted medieval town which for some three cent...
Not All Small Talk
There’s something a little different this week – a guest post written by Fergus Atkinson-O’Sullivan, from London, England, via Woodbury, Connecticut. I think it’s a very funny story, and if anyone else has a story they’d like to tell here, ...
The Help Desk
“I need help,” I not very controversially informed the young man who answered the telephone at the company’s Help Desk. “I’m trying to fill out the application form, but I’m on Page 2, I’ve just realized I made a mistake on Page 1, and I ca...
P's and Q's
When Mr. Los Angeles and I were first married, we would waft into the kitchen of a morn, borne on the wings of love, while turtle doves twittered in the eaves and all was right with the world.
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Gabrielle Donnelly, author of the humorous blog theimmigrantchronicles.substack.com, is a writer and incurable giggler who was born and raised in London and now lives in Los Angeles, where she intends most firmly to stay.
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