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Picture this… New Jersey 1970’s
A wild child was born; she could not sit still or quench her desire to see the world. This young girl with a gypsy soul packed her bags, moved to New York City and never looked back.
She rented a small studio apartment on west 30th street where contentment found her for the first time. She lived happily in Manhattan for nearly two decades where she gave birth to an adorable son named Cairo.
A tragic turn of events landed this city-girl and her son on a different kind of island; one much smaller and less trendy than Manhattan…
…A very small town where the food is fried, the people are too religious and Jimmy Buffet is king.
Suburban life felt like a low-budget B movie to her; it was as if she was suddenly living in a weird sitcom much like the old TV show “Northern Exposure.”
This sassy city-mom was completely alone trying unsuccessfully to fit-in with the local mothers and island life…
So she threw away her high heels; bought some flip-flops and turned inward to re-invent herself.
Buddhaful Britt is my story; it was created as an online magazine with monthly articles offered to subscribers and guests alike. These short stories can be funny and sarcastic like the Jersey Girl I am; while other times I share inspirational life lessons, or detail the interesting places we have traveled.
In hopes of escaping my island paradise one day, I became a thirty something journalism student at the University of South Florida. I am also a co-writer for the City Moms network in the Tampa Bay area. <–Click.
Recently though, portions of my page have morphed into the most beautiful love story about a Jersey Girl marrying the man of her dreams, a Sikh from New Delhi… and the hilarity that ensues.
Read what The Artful Club has to say about Buddhaful Britt, which was listed as “One of the Most Interesting Travel Blogs to Follow:”
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Subscribe to Buddhaful Britt in the sidebar to the right —>
My personal narrative —> “When Time Flies”
Sponsers: Lantie Foster of Project Runway; –> FreelanceFashionDesigner.NYC
My Sikh wedding photos and story —> Today, I Call You My Husband
Our love story made headlines on “Her Campus” read about it here: LOVE UNEXPECTEDLY
Buddhaful Britt made the list of Top Travel Blogs to Follow: The Artful Club
Freelance opportunities and Advertising info: email Britt BuddhafulBritt@gmail.com
Follow our story below:
Your Boyfriend is From India? pt1 —> HERE
Your Boyfriend is from India? pt 2 —> HERE
His Indian Parents Don’t Accept You? —> HERE
Jersey Girl and the Sikh—> HERE
My Indian Boyfriend pt 1—>HERE
My Big Fat Sikh Wedding: Prelude —> HERE
My Big Fat Sikh Wedding: Showtime —> HERE
My Big Fat Sikh Wedding: Indian Astrology —> HERE
My Big Fat Sikh Wedding: The Dress —> HERE
Surviving Long Distance Love—> HERE
Open Letter to my Husband—> HERE
Our Story, Retold —> HERE
Culture Shock: The Good, The Bad and the Ugly —> HERE
Culture Shock: What to Expect?-–> HERE
Culture Shock: Six Months in America —> HERE
Culture Shock: Manny’s First Christmas —> HERE
Culture Shock: The First Year—> HERE
Our Honeymoon: Rishikesh India—> HERE
K1 Fiance Visa: The Process—> HERE
K1 Fiance Visa: The Inteview —> HERE
Cr1 Spousal Visa: The Timeline —> HERE
Cr1 Spousal Visa: Interview Questions —>HERE
A Journey to: New Delhi—> HERE
A Journey to: Jaipur India —> HERE
A Journey to: Dubai UAE —> HERE
Our First Diwali—> HERE
Giving Thanks, Shukryia —> HERE
Being Sikh in America—> HERE
The Indian Grocery: Natural Products—> HERE
A Path to Happiness—> HERE
True Love Lives Quietly —> HERE
Buddhaful Britt: Most Interesting Travel Blogger —> HERE
Buddhaful Advise: As We Think, So We Become —> HERE
Buddhaful Advise: Inner Peace —> HERE
Buddhaful Advise: Everyday Stress —> HERE
The Indian Grocery: Natural Products—> HERE
Buddhaful Britt: A Path to Happiness—> HERE
Buddhaful Britt: Most Interesting Travel Blogger —> HERE
Sisterhood of the World Blogging Award —> HERE
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**(c)Copyright 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 Brittain, applies to all articles, personal photos and quotes posted on BuddhafulBritt.com unless otherwise mentioned.
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**** Any and all of BuddhafulBritt.com can be assumed as a portfolio for Senior Seminar, of the St. Pete campus of USF
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HI, Britt! Thanks for stopping by and liking a post. I am enjoying my visit to your Buddhaful realm, too.
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Its beey nice to meet you Tony! I look forward to reading more from you!
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You go girl! You’re a superstar Lisa🌟
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Thanks for reading Chica!!!! 😍😍😍😍
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Love your blog!!
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Thanks Audra!!! Hugs!
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Heavens, what a beautiful story! Where have I been? Why did I not read this sooner??
And Cairo, what an amazing name. ♥ You are so inspiring!
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I’ve read only a tiny bit of your blog so far, but can relate on so many levels. Love your wittiness and honesty!
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Thank you so much for reading!
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Thanks for stopping by my blog and liking one of my wee stories. You certainly have lived an interesting and adventurous life and I’m always surprised to encounter someone who could actually afford to live in Manhattan.
Of course, I used to live in San Francisco, but that was many decades ago.
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San Francisco would be a dream of mine! Someday I’ll tell the story of how I actually could afford to live there. Ha! What an adventure. And thank you for taking the time to read my page.
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You’re welcome. In the early 1980s (yes, I’m old), a person with a modest income could rent a flat with three roommates. Today, you pretty much have to earn six-figures for anything halfway civilized.
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The 80’s in San Fran must have been incredible though! I’m sure you have some great stories to share!
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I do indeed, Britt.
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Hello there, Britt. It appears our stories share some similar elements. I look forward to reading more.
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I’m excited to hear story as well!
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I look forward to reading more of your posts!
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Maybe you were Indian in a previous life Britt 😀
As long as you followed your heart, you were sure to become successful in whatever you did…you would be happy, the only success that truly works ❤ 😀
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OMG you are me – a city girl ( London) expected to survive in an alien country she didn’t and couldn’t fit into. I went travelling – I guess that’s what you did too.
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Would love to chat! It’s lonely here in paradise.
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