I do like watching the new years fireworks from other countries even if I am not trying to fool the kids into going to bed. In the authors notes section they mention a tradition of eating twelve grapes which I never heard of before.
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What's with the thing with British putting the kids to bed at unreasonably early time?
british??? the comics family lives in portland.
To me that looks like a British tradition. Does Portland culture relate to British somehow? Then yes, same thing.
I think its just a parent thing.
Yeah parents who speak native English thing - thus British