Cait
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Mine were worse in my first Christmas after retirement as I kept saying ‘ah there’s bags of time to do those yet’ rather than ‘crikey, let’s get those done and out of the way!’
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You need a punchbag for Christmas! Sunnyday, is everyone all better now?
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Ah, did anyone else sing that to the Indians one?
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Hobbycraft have them too, if you don’t want to feed the Amazon animal.
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Yes, it’s been a family thing for a really long time. My daughter worked in childcare for quite a while in Guernsey too, but the salary wasn’t good enough so she went into hospitality.
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It’s a very old one - my grandmother taught it in her nursery, my mother in hers, and I did in my preschool. It doesn’t matter too much that they can’t say all the words at first, but they loved shouting out the numbers.
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One dainty daffodil makes its way through up pops another one and that makes two! Two dainty daffodils, nodding by a tree, up pops another one, and that makes three! Three dainty daffodils, what a golden score, up pops another one and that makes four! Four dainty daffodils, glad to be alive, Up pops another one, and that makes five! Five dainty daffodils, swaying in the sun, someone picks themself a bunch And now there are none.
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I said in one of the threads that my 9000th post would be to start a thread on things we have made ourselves that we are proud of. So it could be when you were doing a demo for a child to see what you meant (and thought, crikey, that's good!), or a cake you baked or something you knitted. Some sort of handicraft, anyway. So come on, let's have a bit of show and tell!
