Information?

[jain]

Could anyone tell me:

1) whether currants are put into scones in England? (for breakfast, specifically, if that makes a difference)

and

2) if there's a term for the process of making people able to move in their pictures in Harry Potter?


Also, if there's anyone who would care to beta a Fred/George/Harry story after I've gotten answers to those two questions, I'd very much appreciate it. Please leave a comment or email me at jain7856@juno.com if you're interested.

Comments

Currants

[breadandroses.livejournal.com]

I don't know, but I'm heading to England tonight, so I'll try to find out. (I don't think scones are traditional for breakfast, however). Anything else you want to know?

And by the way, how are you doing? It's been a ridiculously long time (my fault). Is there a phone number where I could call you one of these days? email it to rmylastname@mail.com

Re: Currants

[jain]

You're going to England?!?! Tell me lots more. I don't have a phone number yet, but, assuming all goes well, I ought to have one this Monday. At which point I'll also be able to use the internet for more than an hour a day.

Also, I found a number of websites giving lists of traditional English breakfasts, and scones were definitely on there...though I don't know how common it is to eat them alone, rather than in conjunction with bacon, sausages, fried tomatoes, fried bread (?), etc., etc. ad nauseum.