Today, 10th
July, the post brought the first Christmas Booking opportunity to the effect
that if I did not reply instantly, well almost, I would lose the chance of
having the fun experience of a lifetime, with food provided from the best
possible freezer cabinets and microwaves.
I was shocked,
why I ask is it so late? Midsummer's Day
was three weeks ago, which is around when I have come to assume that Santa
Claus is checking his sleigh and the nosebags on the reindeer. I think that is
possible but if Rudolf claims animal rights perhaps no longer.
Assuming that
there will be a Christmas this year, or will Mr. Corbyn promise to ban it if he
becomes Prime Minister, along with the other dates determined by a capitalist
and religious past? If so, then Ms. May will leap in to ban all Bank Holidays
as untidy relics to be replaced by Occasional Nice Days determined by your
employers business plan.
Mr. Corbyn
will no doubt have other dates, "Peoples Days" in mind to replace the old ones. They might
well be 21 January, 14 March, 22 April, 5 May and 18 December to celebrate Marx,
Lenin and Stalin although the date of his death is omitted because he is still
in all our hearts, or ought to be.
Many workers
of today do not get much, if any break. Also, given the expense and the rest of
it, I suspect many no longer want to bother.
Online banks don't have any holidays at all. People get quite cross if they take an electronic break by going down for a while.
ReplyDeleteDon't think he'll get to the reins of power. If he does, it's a stitch up.
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