I love the story, and the way the british sneaks in here and there "Treacle pudding" and "bonnet" "Windscreen". But it's really got me hooked.

Author's Response: Thanks, I forget that the majority of readers and writers on here are American (I think?). Well they were near the border (Canada) and I did know of someone who had that at a diner in Niagra Falls, british habits follow us everywhere no doubt. I even talked to a lady who had to teach a diner how to make 'English Tea',they advertised it and went through the roof with sales. LOL! Anyhoo, thanks for following this and telling me what you think, Jo.