For those who've had K-1 approved at London

[lizaanne 0]

Simon doesn't know it - and he never comes here until I tell him to - but I plan to meet him at the airport with a huge sign that says "welcome 'home' " - since England will always be his home, I'll write it that way, and he will get the joke. But I hope I can get a whole bunch of people to go with me and have a happy mob to meet him when he gets here who can all say "WELCOME TO AMERICA"!!!

hehehe

~Liza

[dmd01708 3]

I just remember that "On the good ship Lollipop" song that was made famous by Shirley Temple and they made us sing 5 million times over as kids at tap dancing class!

They made me do that too at my dance class here in the UK

Edited February 9, 2006 by dmd01708

[arwensun1965 0]

hehehe remineded me of the song My boy lollipop :)

[Estella76 0]

hehehe remineded me of the song My boy lollipop :)

"You make my heart go giddyup!"

[Miranda&James 8]

Right, they definitely should at least give you a lollipop then (sucker to me since I'm American but I'll talk English for you folks ), I think it is well deserved!

Sucker??!! I have never ever heard it called that and I was born and raised here. I always said lollipop but maybe it's just another regional thing like people saying "coke", "soda", "pop", etc??

I just remember that "On the good ship Lollipop" song that was made famous by Shirley Temple and they made us sing 5 million times over as kids at tap dancing class!

Well yeah lollipop isn't just English, but in the South we call them suckers!

[Estella76 0]

That's great! I love all the different terms people use even within one country for an item. Sometimes Adam and I have no clue what the other is talking about because of the differences in UK and US english. I love it all though! Today I was on the phone telling him how to use my phone card and that he had to press the Pound sign (#). It took us a good five minutes to figure out that he calls that a "hash" sign. That sounds like hash browns or a little something you smoke to me

[beppyz 0]

Right, they definitely should at least give you a lollipop then (sucker to me since I'm American but I'll talk English for you folks ), I think it is well deserved!

Sucker??!! I have never ever heard it called that and I was born and raised here. I always said lollipop but maybe it's just another regional thing like people saying "coke", "soda", "pop", etc??

I just remember that "On the good ship Lollipop" song that was made famous by Shirley Temple and they made us sing 5 million times over as kids at tap dancing class!

It must be a regional thing as I grew up calling it a sucker. Loved going to the bank as a kid with my mom 'cos I always got a 'sucker'.