But you don't need to drive in London, so I just haven't succeeded yet. And yes, I am much too old not to be able to drive, but what can you do? In the U.S., you can't go to the shop without a car, which is mad to us. In Wales, yes you need a car because it's in the middle of nowhere, but my brother lives in Oxford, and he can't drive, either. He just bikes or takes the bus. I feel like we generally drive less here in the U.K."
"British clothing consists of lots of layers and jumpers and jackets and coats! It gets cold here. I love a stripey thing!"
"In my free time, I like to read, paint,and go to museums with my friends. Almost all museums here are free; the Tate (Modern Art Museum) is free, the Natural History Museum, the Science Museum, the National History Museum, the Portrait Gallery...."
"As a typical British person, I only speak English fluently, but I know a few phrases to get by in Arabic because I lived in Saudi Arabia with my family. I suppose we [British people] say 'ello, a little bit. 'Ello!"
"No! I don't have a dog, I wish I did. But I can go to the park and see 800 dogs, so it's all good."
"Ooh, loads of different places! I moved a lot when I was a bit younger, so I've traveled quite a bit. I'm trying to think of the best places... Sri Lanka is very cool, and Oman, too. If you ever get a chance to go to Oman, I highly reccommend it. And Costa Rica, probably.
