"Please please can I get off now?"
Off the Christmas boards? Yes, gladly.
"Blimey the vitriol aimed at people that just want to have a bit of extra at breakfast time for one day is unbelievable"
Isn't it? I've done it for over a decade (in fact for 8 years before it was trademarked) and as I said, my mum did similar for us in the 80s. We also had new pyjamas on Christmas Eve and sweets in a (cardboard) box that was wrapped in shiny Christmas paper 😊.
I have so many happy memories of Christmas and will do it for my children too. Christmas Day is absolutely special and joyous here, nothing is taken away from it. Should I also not take them to the carols at church in case it takes something away from the big day itself?
What about wreaths? We make our own and usually crack open the quality street in the middle of the table. Am I allowed to do that or should I stop because the marketing execs at hobby craft are rubbing their hands together in glee that I'm such a fool?
I don't post it (or even have) Instagram (except for my work account). It isn't "causing myself hard work"
it's breakfast not fucking master chef.
The irony of you "cool" mums coming onto the Christmas boards to mock others for eating a fucking pancake and chocolate milk. Desperate to join the race to the bottom and see who can be the busiest, slummiest, "oh I'm running out of the door at 7am with my hair stuck up and toast crumbs trailing, throwing porridge at children and screaming at them that it's not fucking Christmas" Mum 🙄🤣.
Honestly can't roll my eyes hard enough. Tragic. I put it down to insecurity