1. Riding high up in the front of my brother's van so I can see over hedges and into gardens.
2. Walking in the woods and seeing other families darting in and out of trees.
3. Sharing a room with my brother and sister and giggling with them before we went to sleep. Robert teased Rosey, who was poking at her phone in the dark with: 'Rose and [a selection of boys she may or may not have fancied in the past] in a tree T-E-X-T-I-N-G.' We retorted: 'Robert Grant in a tree S-H-U-T--U-P.'
Coffee, right there and advent calendar.
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