have fun and games

To struggle to do something. Oh, I always have fun and games trying to get a wiggly baby out of her car seat. Boy, did I have some fun and games trying to parallel park my dad's clunky old van! That door is unlocked, but if you have fun and games getting it open, just jiggle the handle.

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The doggie day out, which takes place at the Dogs Trust Shrewsbury rehoming centre on July 7 from noon to 4pm, will have fun and games for all the family and their canine companions, including fun dog show competitions, games and activities for children and stalls full of delights for four and two-legged friends.

All paws on deck at the Dogs Trust

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