Posting a Diplomatic Bag

Biography & Memoir
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Author: Jane Burner ISBN: 9781788030687
Publisher: Troubador Publishing Ltd Publication: October 26, 2017
Imprint: Matador Language: English
Author: Jane Burner
ISBN: 9781788030687
Publisher: Troubador Publishing Ltd
Publication: October 26, 2017
Imprint: Matador
Language: English

This is the personal story of a diplomat’s wife which spans a thirty-five year period from the start of her husband’s career as the most junior member of an embassy’s staff ending many years later as an Ambassador. This is told from the wife's point of view, writing with insight and humour about the funny and not so funny situations that occurred during their postings from deeply, chillingly, communist Bulgaria to dangerous, unpredictable, West Africa and places in-between. This book should make you laugh but also dispel some of the myths that a diplomat’s life is one long round of glamour and privilege. This wife learnt along the way how to survive moving every two to five years, disbanding one home only to set up another in a new country, how to raise a family, manage servants , cultures and climates and to survive the ultimate horror of the All French Dinner Party…. To any young woman who has chosen to go with her husband or partner to live overseas, this book is a ‘must’ to read.

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This is the personal story of a diplomat’s wife which spans a thirty-five year period from the start of her husband’s career as the most junior member of an embassy’s staff ending many years later as an Ambassador. This is told from the wife's point of view, writing with insight and humour about the funny and not so funny situations that occurred during their postings from deeply, chillingly, communist Bulgaria to dangerous, unpredictable, West Africa and places in-between. This book should make you laugh but also dispel some of the myths that a diplomat’s life is one long round of glamour and privilege. This wife learnt along the way how to survive moving every two to five years, disbanding one home only to set up another in a new country, how to raise a family, manage servants , cultures and climates and to survive the ultimate horror of the All French Dinner Party…. To any young woman who has chosen to go with her husband or partner to live overseas, this book is a ‘must’ to read.

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