Christmas Time At Jumbo
Toys
These seemed to be festively-themed toys.
Finger Puppets
With these you can put together your own festive show for the kids. This is not as simple as you might think. Years ago I put on a Christmas Panto for our kids using the various soft toys at our disposal. There was a stage, costumes and everything. When I wrote the script I hadn't given any thought to continuity, and it soon showed. Bears exited stage left with no means of getting round for their subsequent entrance stage right. We had to break the fourth wall on numerous occasions. It was pandamonium.
Christmas Coffee
These coffee cups are nestled with the regular ones.
And in the stationery section you can find festive tags.
Containers?
These looked like ready-made gift boxes. I don't think I have the patience for anything like that.
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