J has got hold of a catalogue and now he’s going through it and asking the others which things they would like so they can all make their Christmas lists.
J: “Do you want personalised name labels?”
K: “Err, no thank you.”
J: “Are you sure? If you did get a DS you could put your name on it then everyone would know it was yours!”
K: “Oh, okay then, yes please.”
J: “Iron-on or sticky?”
K: “What’s iron-on?”
J: “You’d better go for sticky, because you don’t want to iron your DS.”
Pause as J writes in catalogue.
J: “Ooh, a coin sorter. That could be useful!”
L: “Can I have a coin sorter as well please?”
J: “Okay, what colour? I’m having a green one.”
and so on…
Every so often K says, “I’ve got loads of presents now, haven’t I?” and J warns him, “Well, you might not get all of them, you know.” to which K responds, “Oh, but look, they’re all on my list! See – DS Lite, Cars game…”
I fear there may be some sad disappointed little children in this house on Christmas Day!
Giggle at the name labels!
I’ve not been brave enough to do the Christmas list thing here. She does ask throughout the year “can I have … for Christmas” but regardless of if I think she will or not I say “we’ll see” cos I’m mean…..
I also laughed at the name labels. Mine ask if I can put things on their Christmas list to which I always say yes, they also ask for all sorts of inappropriate things.