Rule of six?

GrannySomerset

Interesting how, whatever the rule, it is human nature to try to circumvent it! I

Agree with you, so many people trying to get round the rules - I know the ones on here were tongue in cheek ( or I hope so) but I know lots of people who are contriving ways to meet up. Considering the rules previously was only two households indoors, as a single person, I am better off now.

Interesting how, whatever the rule, it is human nature to try to circumvent it! I

Rowyn that was my thought, if my grandson stays in his room playing his X box does he count. Can he swap with his sister so that she goes to her room and we see him. (There are 5 of them and 2 of us) I think I know the answer but .....

6 pairs of jeans? I don't have one.

Hattie of course No 6 dog
In my childhood - Hamish, a tricolour Cavalier
Once we had children - Islay, black Lab
Jock, fawn greyhound
Icy, brindle greyhound
Gracie , white and black hound

Off piste, but it made me think about the rule of 6 and a question came to mind.
If you have 2 children who are in bed and asleep by 7.30, can you invite 4 adults to dinner without breaking the rule?

Oh dear MawB, I'm currently down to one dog. Until a couple years ago I had three. The first thing that sprang into my mind when I read your post was six dogs. This way madness goes....

1.Lara Lettice,
2. Milo Arthur,
3.Cassia Peaches,
4.Theodore Apollo,
5.Stephanie,
6.Wilfred Laurie Nicholas.

Admitting to no more - 6 is enough.