So Thursday was our first meeting in the Kensal Green nursery where little people discover new things during the day and we discover new voices in the evening. We were treated to the teasing this-could-go-lots-of-different-but-also-parallel-ways beginnings of a novel from Clare, the prose-come-drama-more-dialogue-less-narration-less-farting-and-flooding of Steve's factory workers and from new-person-I-saw-your-sign-outside-the-door Marie, we had the prologue-or-is-it-a-first-chapter of her novel. All were well received with much discussion/debate. My, we do appear to be an indecisive lot but we're getting better. See below
We've DECIDED
We've DECIDED
- The time is now 7.30pm. Latecomers will be shot by SJ.
- We shall keep the signs outside for a little while so people can find us and we get lovely surprises like Marie but not for too long....
- We will all leave quietly at 9.30pm and together as one.
- We will use the staffroom/big chairs until we no longer fit when we will then move to sit in"story time"circles in one of the delightful playrooms.
All the above, except number 4, is driven by the annoyingly loud alarm which prevents the little Houdinis from getting away.
One Response to New beginnings...in an appropriate setting
If author John McGinley hadn't already used "like a mare staling in a gripe" I could have used that description instead of "letting flood". I'm standing on the shoulders of giants.
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