28-11-2020, 12:48 AM
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Re: A sign of the times?
Originally Posted by Last Tango
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As schools have been encouraged to include as many children as possible, we are seing many strange additions to the story of the Nativity. However .....My sister's wee granddaughter, who has just turned 5 and in her first year at school, came home and announced that she is the 'radiator' in her class nativity play.
We think (and hope) that she is the narrator, bless her!
It reminds me of Love Actually, why was there an octopus in that nativity.
28-11-2020, 07:52 AM
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Re: A sign of the times?
Originally Posted by Last Tango
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As schools have been encouraged to include as many children as possible, we are seing many strange additions to the story of the Nativity. However .....My sister's wee granddaughter, who has just turned 5 and in her first year at school, came home and announced that she is the 'radiator' in her class nativity play.
We think (and hope) that she is the narrator, bless her!
I'll get me coat ....
28-11-2020, 07:56 AM
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Re: A sign of the times?
Originally Posted by Bruce
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I was a tree in my primary school's Nativity play just as the second half of the 20th Century began. I got rave reviews, my performance was described as "wooden".
30-11-2020, 12:05 PM
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Re: A sign of the times?
Originally Posted by Tiger
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This made me smile, love the things small children say.
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