Elf n'safety
Yesterday, I had a quiet chuckle when I saw the paper “star” pinned to the top of a Christmas tree in a common room. Some festive folk had decorated the tree with the usual trappings but obviously without the prior consent of the “elves of safety” It had obviously been touch and go as to whether the tree was allowed at all; thank goodness there were no movement sensors in the room or the tinsel fluttering in the gale blowing from the ill fitting windows might have activated them. As it was, the fairy lights had to go! Merry Christmas!
Yesterday, I had a quiet chuckle when I saw the paper “star” pinned to the top of a Christmas tree in a common room. Some festive folk had decorated the tree with the usual trappings but obviously without the prior consent of the “elves of safety” It had obviously been touch and go as to whether the tree was allowed at all; thank goodness there were no movement sensors in the room or the tinsel fluttering in the gale blowing from the ill fitting windows might have activated them. As it was, the fairy lights had to go! Merry Christmas!
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