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| The Brits love mince pies - they contain meat, fruit and spices and they sell it in the non-refrigerated bread section - Noah's reaction says it all |
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| Same company as TJ Maxx - why don't the Brits like the letter "J"? |
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| Seriously - this is the name of a town in England we drove through |
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| They use the word "alight" a lot - it means don't stand here |
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| An advertisement for a Handyman posted in the Royal Post Office - look closely at the 10th bullet - he will build you "the unusual such as...Adult Dungeons" - this means what it sounds like (google it with caution) |
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| Wonky wheels? The word "wonky" is used to describe something that doesn't work right |
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| There are a lot of amusing traffic signs in England |
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| Our local "Family Funfair" will be held at "Leg of Mutton Field" - basically "Leg of Lamb" field |
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| Nothing says family fun like a "Wall of Death!" |
Linda
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