Children of Fiji

[Peasblossom]

Foreign languages
66 Served with ice cream in the states
67 Sunny Smiles'

Any help gratefully appreciated

[Pussycats2]

Hope these are of some help to you.
66)We eventually found pie a la mode for this?
67) Sunny smiles we put something like Nebukelev for the answer. Sunny smiles is a kindergarten that was set up in Fiji. Can't remember the exact story but its on the website of children of Fiji.

[factor-fiction]

I'm struggling to understand these- and in fact most of the answers I've seen given on AB for this quiz. I hope we see the final answers at some stage

[Peasblossom]

Thanks Pussycats2 & factor30. Like you factor30, i am really struggling with this quiz.

[factor-fiction]

Is there an apostrophe on Smiles'?

[Pussycats2]

We really struggled too and it will be interesting to see our marked sheet!

[factor-fiction]

Perhaps 66 is Scotch

[factor-fiction]

sunny smiles- I'm thinking of BEAMS (double meaning), although I can't think of a language of that or a similar name

[factor-fiction]

... only link is that Beames is a famous writer/authority on Indo-Aryan languages
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Beames

[factor-fiction]

No takers for Scotch or Beames then? Or perhaps they put Mandarin on their ice cream in the States?

[factor-fiction]

Have the answers been published for this quiz yet, please?

[Lie-in King]

factor - if it's this one (from the Q & P sticky), it only finished yesterday

http://www.theanswerb.../Question1131981.html

[factor-fiction]

Thanks Lie-in King. I was just interested in seeing the answers to the above two clues as I tried (but failed) to help with this thread. I may ask again in a week or so.