General drivel. (priceless 2)
A letter, published in todays Daily Telegraph brought a big smile to my face. The young lad has obviously grasped the seriousness of the financial crisis, but has not been told the whole truth about Christmas!
It went as follows...Sir. My eight year old son said to me today, "Dad, don't worry about the expensive presents I want this year, I've put them on my list to Santa, as he doesn't have to pay for them."
What course of action should I take for such a generous offer?
10 comments:
Eight? Crikey, I thought that children grew up faster these days.
Hi John
I've lurked but never commented before...
Happy Christmas mate...you keep me smiling when all else fails!
Thanks
Merry Christmas!!
Maybe Santa should open his own bank...?
SXXX
Zoe, it surprised mee too!
Cogidubnus, Welcome to the mad house! Merry Christmas!
S, the bank of Santa-nder?
Merry Christmas! xx
That's such a good little boy...I think if his father tells him that Santa is broke, he might believe and not want Santa to bring him anything.
How are you, JohnG? Say hello to your dad.
We are both fine, as I hope your family is. xx
It's only a couple of years ago that my grandaon James said gleefully:
'I love Christmas - you can have anything you want and NOBODY PAYS!'
Thence followed a lecture on how Santa doesn't like greedy little boys.
Mum2,lol!
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