So one night, not too long afterward, we did...
We walked 'round to a local fish 'n chips shop and ordered our haddock and chips with lots of vinegar. Then, with our dinner wrapped up in paper, as is customary, we walked briskly home before it got cold! Fish and chips are a distinctively English prescription for wet chilly days.Nathaniel thinks we ought to obtain a weekly prescription!
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Yumm! When we went to England, we made sure to get fish 'n' chips several times. In fact, one time I just wanted chips (blame the pregnancy) so Dennis got me a whole order. It was sooo good. I do miss good chips with lots of vinegar.
BTW, Rachel is not keeping her end of the deal. :(
So, I would really like this meal especially with lots of vinegar. I'm wondering about the conversion? How much is a tenner and how much did your dinner cost?
hey now, be nice! I've had a busy week : )
a "tenner" is a 10 pound note, the last conversion rate I saw was - $1.57 to the pound.
I don't remember if we spent the whole thing - practically most of it though! $15 at the most
Soooo jealous Abi! Isn't it the best! I miss it!
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