When moving to a new place, there are inevitably changes or adaptations that occur in our behavior, language, and perspectives of everyday things. Sometimes these changes are deliberate and quite consciously made. For example, I now drive and ride my bike on the left hand side of the road, I use the expression “can I make you a cuppa?” when interacting with New Zealanders (most especially the elderly folks I work with), and I have decided hanging your washing out on a line is far superior to using a clothes dryer. Other changes
