In all of our public toilets.. in stores.. or in malls etc.. they ALL have baby changing areas... the ladies toilets are all in Stalls.. and of course the men's are mainly urinals..
I was in HK from '58 to 67'......age 5 to 14. Best place and time to be a boy IMO. We lived in Kowloon Tong. I went to Kowloon Junior School and King George V School and loved it all.
Where will you be staying in England , carol ?
In the US also referred to as the bathroom and sometimes, the comfort station (although I've only heard about that term and not heard it directly). Oh, and the Powder Room if there is not shower or bath in it.
I miss those being more prevalent.
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Davey, I can see you are new to this. It would help tremendously if you clicked on "Reply" if you reply to a certain post. I am sure I am not the only one confused by your answers. Just friendly advice. I like your sense of humor but always end up scratching my head: which post is Davey responding to!
Yes, that would be helpful.
Looks like we have become completely americanized here in Canada, except for two: we still say toilet rather than rest room and reception, rather than front desk (at least in the Maritimes). Or maybe it's just me. If I enter a hotel I look for "reception!" Another thing we cling to is the spelling of words that end in "our" like "honour," etc. !"
Rotaries are one of three types of circular intersection used in the United States. The other two are roundabouts and traffic circles, both of which are normally smaller than rotaries. All of them are designed to keep traffic moving at a safe pace, without halting completely.
aah roger and clout heh yea okedokey!
Yep, come to think of it, I've used that expression myself on occasion!
We’ll fly in a couple days early into London to do a little sightseeing on our own.
High Tea is a meal between 5pm and 7pm.. not to be confused with afternoon tea which is served before 4pm and usually consists of sandwiches and cakes..@hollydolly https://www.getours.com/tours/country-roads-of-wales-devon-cornwall
We are really excited about it! Wanting to try the baked goods weve seen on the British Baking Show and having, perhaps, High Tea, whatever the heck that is!
...@Sunny has been to Cornwall and loved it, if she sees this she'll no doubt tell you her experience as an American..
In the Navy we had to go to "the heads!"
I remember my ex husband who was in the Navy almost all of our marriage calling it 'the heads''
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