USA, Canada / Teeth bracelet, (dental brace) the Polish way to gain success in USA? [11]


I honestly think it could be both. The British do have a very sweet tooth and love their fizzy, sugary drinks. Plus with NHS dentists, the onus was on making sure the teeth were fit for eating, not beautiful. So I think it's a bit of both really. Dental health is vastly improving in the UK though.

Another thing was importance of the dentist in the UK. I heard numerous tales about it being too much hassle to get little timmy or jemima to go to the dentist because they hated it and so parents wouldn't bother making them go. My cousin is a classic example and her teeth are a disgrace. I personally like my smile, few wee chips that I should get fixed but I never have the time to fix and there is still that little gap, but it's hardly noticable.

Life / Share your Christmas Spirit in Polish/English [6]


Not yet to be honest. There may be snow, and I just decorated my flat tonight, but I am just not in the spirit yet. I think because I still have 3 days of work left I am not into the holiday mood.

I was shocked when I read that RATM had got the UK Christmas number 1...not because of the song, but because I had forgotten it was that close to Christmas!