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Then you tell your children that the wizard is away to rescue someone or something like that, that's what wizards do. Maybe that will teach your kids to be alit
by mikub 5y ago
Then you tell your children that the wizard is away to rescue someone or something like that, that's what wizards do. Maybe that will teach your kids to be alittle bit more patient, and maybe it teaches you that you don't get everything you want "because you paid for it". Seriously, if i plan a trip to some 88 year old guy and they tell me he is to sick to come to work today, I wouldnt even think about wanting money back or demand that he shows up, you should just let this guy have a break and go on with your life.
- boomboomsubban 5y agoSo lie to your child or completely kill the wonder of the whole thing by telling them this is all just a huge lie they paid for. Seems like just employing a fitter wizard is a better choice.
- egypturnash 5y agoI think the last time I heard anything about the Wizard of Christchurch it was a little human-intrest story that was just "hey did you know this NZ town has a wizard", and there was mention of an apprentice he was training to take over the gig when he got too old. Guess that fell through.
- evilclats 5y agoI live in the town and met the dude he's ment to be training he seemed like more of a musician and in all my last 20 years in christchurch have not once seen the actual wizard in the square
- krapp 5y ago>Seems like just employing a fitter wizard is a better choice. The better choice is teaching children early on about the difference between reality and fantasy, and that often adults will pretend fantasy is real, sometimes for fun, but also sometimes to manipulate people.