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British Biscuits
May 25, 2012
A British Biscuit is
An American cracker.
An Australian mate is
An American friend.
A Singapore Auntie is
An American old lady who can’t park a car.
A Chinese Hambobow is
An American Hamburger.
A Swedish Meatball is
An American ball of meat.
In Denmark, Danish is a person
In America, Danish is a pastry
In Papua New Guinea, they’re both delicious.
A smile and a laugh need no translation; it’s the same anywhere you go.
© Chelsea C., Auburndale, FL
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