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And there was a discussion on how it could be brought down. My suggestion was to release the 'O' as well in the hope of luring a passing giant wanting to play noughts and crosses (tic tac toe for those who speak American English). The 'winning' suggestion was to find the lightest person in the group, tie all the other balloons to them and send them to retrieve it. How would you bring it down?
About Me
- Jon Harvey
- Local Town Councillor (and former Town Mayor 2017/2019) working with and for local people to make the town even healthier, safer and wealthier for everyone who lives, works, visits, studies and plays in Buckingham. Professionally, Jon is a leadership coach, change facilitator and organisational development practitioner with 30+ years experience across the public services and commercial world. And now a blogger and writer too (www.CrackingQuestions.com & https://themayorofbuckingham.blogspot.com/)
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