Would you rather...

[Veronica]

I don't think it means anything. It's from a list of Christmas related discussion questions another teacher gave me today. My students mostly chose Rudolf.

One I'm going to ask next week: Would you rather have $100 to buy presents for yourself or $1000 to buy presents for others?

Veronica

[OakLeaf]

I have to choose between preparing for imminent loss, or bright lights all night long? Can I have the Abominable Snowman?

[Crankin]

None of the above. This doesn't apply to me and would not have been allowed in the district where I taught!

[Owlie]

I think Rudolph might do slightly better here than Frosty. Frosty would make a mess of the carpet.

[rocknrollgirl]

Frosty, for sure. Not only because I am more of a winter girl, but I hate when company hangs around too long and he would have to head north come spring!

And I would always rather buy for others.

I think we have the same book at school. My coworker next door has it. I love that book, and it gets great conversations going with our kids.

[Helene2013]

Frosty for sure as we hear (see) more about Rudolph and it would be a change. And I like white.

As for money, I don't know. Lately I've given to a lot of people as we have many charity causes we support at work and home. So if I can feel shelfish (without guilt) I'd take the 100$. But would probably with the household to each get us a little something. hihi

[malkin]

I'd take the $1000 for others and give it to our school social worker who coordinates a huge project for our kids and families.