From The Guardian, May 2019:

The texture of life in any country is made of a pattern of small things endlessly repeated until they become too familiar to be visible at all: what is it like to go to work or to buy a drink or snack, what clothes are in the shops. All these things can appear exotic to foreigners, however little the natives tend to think of them.

The texture of life in any country is made of a pattern of small things endlessly repeated until they become too familiar to be visible at all: what is it like to go to work or to buy a drink or snack, what clothes are in the shops. All these things can appear exotic to foreigners, however little the natives tend to think of them.

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