OK I am not good at drawing flags
Today is the 4th
of July a day that is celebrated in the USA
as Independence Day, a day when I am told America leaps about, lets off
fireworks and folk stand about being patriotic. Here in Britain folk
carry on as normal unless it is Sunday in which case they all go to IKEA.
Us British have always
wondered why our American friends decided they were not happy being a colony of
Britain, after all the ordinary man in the street such as myself is a fairly
nice sort of chap and in general find Americas a nice bunch who almost speak
half decent English. In fact it would be true to say that more English
understand Americans than a Glaswegian just a few miles up the road in Scotland . The American accent being sort of a cross
between Middle England and Middle Australian, probably because they live in the
land between these two great countries. American is more a group of small
countries known as States so is sort of a bit like Europe really only they
fight less and don’t insult their adjoining states like we do in Europe .
Of course the good folk of
the USA
do have one or two odd anomalies that we notice from time to time when they
come to visit the old homeland. They do seem to spell some words a bit oddly,
however I do that all the time so I understand how that can happen. And they do
seem to like the Queen and all the Royals, a bit odd when they were so keen to
get rid of them in the first place. Ironically there are many folk in Britain who would love to get rid of the Royals
and would happily sell a few to the USA . I have also heard them imply that their
Zombies and Monsters are better than our Zombies and Monsters, well that is
just plain silly everyone knows European Monsters are superior to all by a long
way. And we all know that a nice cup of
tea and crab paste sandwiches in an old Lyons Café can not be compared with
MacDonald’s, it is a foolish thing to even attempt. When was the last time you
saw the corner of your Big Mac curling up in the sun and getting crusty while a
gang of little old ladies pondered the iced buns.
Anyway I hope you lot over
in the USA have enjoyed your day, and if you ever feel you would like to rejoin
us we are happy to share a nice tea party (not that one but the one where you
drink tea in the garden) with you………… . . . .
Ooooooo It rained today
and I cut a hedge and ate food.



