I had written a letter to say I had a wild primrose flowering in my garden and is it the first?
Before I could post it, I read the letters (January 9 and 10) about primroses in November and daffodils on Christmas Eve and knew mine was not the first. I will switch to snowballs instead.
I am sure I read a letter from a headteacher saying he had instructed his pupils to ask each other if they objected to having a snowball thrown at them.
What a very sad statement. Probably somebody, somewhere, has been injured by a snowball - but a rare accident, I would imagine.
You might agree to have a game of conkers but a snowball fight is usually spontaneous.
-Margaret Julyan, Bruce Close, Haywards Heath
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