Aww, that's pretty cool. Here in the south of England, everyone pretty much has the same accent. But up north people's accents are very different.

And erm well in England I've been to most places in the South east and some areas a little higher up. I've also stayed in Devon before, but that was when I was only 7 so I don't remember much. and I'm not too sure about where abouts in Devon I stayed either. But outside of the UK I've been to places like France, Spain, Egypt, Cyprus and to some Canary Islands a few times. I've been to St Lucia and greece and stuff when I was little but I don't count them really as I was far too young to remember anything. I'd love to go to places like America, Australia, Italy and Japan. But flying is one of my biggest fears. What places have you been to?

And yeah. The people came from a very rough area though. But unfortunately many areas are becoming dangerous. And nope, I have to travel further to places like Bromley, Bluewater or Lakeside. Bluewater is my favourite place to shop here. It has lots of shops, restaurants and a cinema which is good. I don't mind going to school in a different area, the only downside is that it means all my friends live in different towns. What are your schools like? I have no clue when it comes to Americas educational system. Here we just have nusery, primary school, secondary school, college, and then if you want you can go to university. I go to an all girls school, and we have to wear school uniform. The rules are actually ridiculous here. Stuff like..you have to have your shirt tucked in and keep your blazer on, and you're not allowed to wear nail polish, makeup, jewellery or have mobile phones on you. What kind of rules do you have?

Woww..that really has suprised me..do you not have any people who are into 'alternative' music there? It's good to be different though. What kind of stuff do you have in your shopping malls? Are they really big?

haha wow I typed a lot too.