Oh for heaven's sake, how many things the same do we have? I was sorting through my cracker toys yesterday, and discovered I had a whole fleet of those plastic cars in different colours! I also discovered a little roulette wheel...
Well, cracker toys are marvellous, aren't they? Not sure why. It must be the size that makes them especially appealing, do you think?
I'm just left pondering how many boxes of crackers you buy at Christmas and why the ones I buy never have such interesting things inside! My cracker memories are about metal puzzles and little polythene fish that curl up in your hand, supposedly telling your fortune in the process.Cheap crackers bought at the last minute might be the reason I suspect!
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Oh for heaven's sake, how many things the same do we have? I was sorting through my cracker toys yesterday, and discovered I had a whole fleet of those plastic cars in different colours! I also discovered a little roulette wheel...
Well, cracker toys are marvellous, aren't they? Not sure why. It must be the size that makes them especially appealing, do you think?
You're really starting to worry me now.
Coincidentally, we watched a very interesting documentary this afternoon about the history of Bedlam, the famous lunatics asylum.
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I'm just left pondering how many boxes of crackers you buy at Christmas and why the ones I buy never have such interesting things inside! My cracker memories are about metal puzzles and little polythene fish that curl up in your hand, supposedly telling your fortune in the process.Cheap crackers bought at the last minute might be the reason I suspect!
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