It’s that time of year. Parents will be crowding into their offspring’s primary school, seating themselves awkwardly on small-child sized seating, to watch this year’s Nativity Play. Maybe the recorder group will play a few carols.
Those children will be eagerly anticipating new toys to play with when Father Christmas squeezes himself down their (probably non-existent) chimney.
After the Christmas excess, we might all need to play a few games of badminton, football, whatever, to burn off those calories.
Politicians can take a few days off from playing with our futures.
Anyway, don’t play the innocent with us. Don’t pretend you have no ideas. Show us what you can do with ‘play.’
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Welcome to Saturday, Margaret! Thanks for this welcome distraction from the issues of the day.
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Issues of the day? Issues of the day? Whatever can you mean 😉 ? Thank you!
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I am finding I simply don’t have enough time to do prompts. I think it’s the birds. Taking the pictures and processing them takes most of my day!
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What I love most about this post is you used ‘Father Christmas’! I still call him that but I reckon we’re a dying breed.
Maybe I’ll write a post on the daily word prompt. Maybe I won’t. But you’ve made my day!
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Glad to be of service! What do you call him? I can cope with Santa Claus, but ‘Santa’? Never!
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I call him Father Christmas too, as that is what he was referred to here in Aus when i was young. Now though, he’s called Santa. Can’t even bring my kids out of the dark side…they call him Santa too.
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Aaaagh! My grandchildren too.
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