11-12-2013, 12:38 AM
1
School Nativites
My friend has asked me to go to her Grandson's school nativity play with her this thursday. I don't think I've been to a nativity for about 60 years as I haven't any grandchildren myself. I wonder if they have changed much? I saw on the news that in one school the Health & Safety lot are insisting one little girl wears a crash helmet to ride a donkey just a few steps!!When did you last go to one?
11-12-2013, 09:47 AM
2
Re: School Nativites
Last year the nursery school where my grand niece had one. Brought a tear to my eye really did.Going to her school one next week and her church club is having one on 22nd which we will go and see too.
She is angel number 2 in her school nativity and a shepherdess in the church nativity.
11-12-2013, 11:44 AM
4
Re: School Nativites
The twins had one at nursery school yesterday but I had Hannah here so didn't go.My sister in Derbyshire didn't go to see her youngest grandchildren either, tickets were required only two per family which of course were usually taken by the parents.
This was 'for health and safety reasons' so the hall didn't become too crowded
We used that hall when I was a child and everyone who wanted to go got in , no one bothered about H.A.S in those days.
11-12-2013, 12:09 PM
5
Re: School Nativites
Oh my goodness I think It is easily 30 years + since I have been to a nativity play and that was to see my nephew.As we do not live anywhere near any of our relatives it is not possible to get to see them.
We went to see family last week in Yorkshire but the nativity is this week so missed again.
11-12-2013, 12:18 PM
7
Re: School Nativites
Originally Posted by plantman
->
The last time that I attended one I was one of the wise men... talk about being miscast... 
11-12-2013, 01:29 PM
8
Re: School Nativites
Dianne came home from work (school admin officer) one day and asked if I could fix the crib for the nativity play. It seems that Mary fell over, landed on the crib and squashed baby Jesus.Apart from things like that, it's a long time since my children were at that age. Some very good plays, some truly cringeworthy, some hardly a dry seat in the house.
11-12-2013, 02:24 PM
9
Re: School Nativites
Originally Posted by Grumblewagon
->
Dianne came home from work (school admin officer) one day and asked if I could fix the crib for the nativity play. It seems that Mary fell over, landed on the crib and squashed baby Jesus.
heaven help us all then
11-12-2013, 03:34 PM
10
Re: School Nativites
[QUOTE=Grumblewagon;388907]Dianne came home from work (school admin officer) one day and asked if I could fix the crib for the nativity play. It seems that Mary fell over, landed on the crib and squashed baby Jesus.Apart from things like that, it's a long time since my children were at that age. Some very good plays, some truly cringeworthy, some hardly a dry seat in the house.[/QUOTE]
Did you mean "hardly a dry SEAT" Grumblewagon, or did you mean to say "dry EYE" in the house?
Would make alot of difference . .
|
|
