A Brit - Phil house

I was skyping with Mica last night and we were discussing house decorations etc and I wanted to know what we could put in the house that would give it that Brit/Phil cultural feel. When I say Brit I guess I just mean western culture. I am not sure what would make someone walk in and say, this is a british house. I don't have a portrait of Tommy Robinson over the fireplace or anything.

The only thing Mica mentioned was two wooden spoons. We already have the shrine to ... I forget.. sorry. What other cultural icons make a house looked lived in by a Philippino? and shoes don't count

-Walis tambo
-altar (with all the statues and images)
And yeah house slippers and outside ones (tsinelas)

The stink of dried fish

How about a Jollibee neon sign , or a large picture of a cockerel ?

You need a nipa roof and some bok bok.

Thanks, I was trying to get a mix. I've bought plastic covers for the furniture

We have a fireplace with a working chimney in the living room, in the new house, we bought from a Brit.

Mosquitos and geckos on the wall and turn the heating up to 30c

Do you eat dried fish and dried squid?

Disagreeable neighbours??
We had a neighbour from hell.
Built a Filipino dirty kitchen in the garden,ready for BBQ`d dried fish as next door were down wind.
I did this for my wife..Worked great but I found it always best to wait for the bitch next door to hang out her washing before lighting the charcoal.. Double whammy.. Positive was she had a free crash course in Filipino culture..
Stinky fish and Karaoke!
Thats when the trouble started.

We do.

I can understand that admission.. If it was only her eating it,would you give her a kiss after??
Buggered if I would.

My wife probably wouldn't want you to kiss her!

We do too. Glad my hubby likes them. Not the smell though

Quite happy on a mutual agreement there to be honest!

Touche

I have a short video of our last lot being canned will post it! Hehe

I don't, the wife and the dog love it.