You know the old saying, the grass isn't always greener on the other side. But I guess England's grass really is greener? lol
What other things do you like better in England than in the US? What things are better?
Wow, that's a good question

In some ways it's better than the US, and in some ways the US is better than the UK, and I haven't really spent a whole load of time there (I guess 4-5 months so far). But, I think what I like over in the UK, in the area where my fiance lives, is that it's a small town so people kinda know each other; when we go in a pub, they say hi because they know my fiance well. Over in my area of the US it's a bit more impersonal since it's a much bigger metro area. And being able to walk to the pubs is absolutely awesome (we don't spend our whole lives in there, honest

), along with being able to walk up to the shops like Aldi or Tesco or something; over here, you have to take a few buses to get to the grocery store and back.
So, I guess in the little slice of UK that I'll call home, I find it a bit friendlier than my home here in the US. And I love that a lot of the historical aspect of the UK still remains, as where Oregon doesn't really have that sort of stuff (not really our fault, we're a young-ish state). And a good curry, I can't find that here--or fish and chips for that matter. And digestives are way cheaper in the UK than here in our grocery stores
