Ho! Ho!
Ho! And Merry Christmas everyone! As the big night gets closer, my elves have
been helping get my sleigh ready and all the reindeer are resting to make sure
they are ready, too!
Rudolph’s nose has been cleaned and shined so it will be very
bright as I travel all around the world.
To the
kids: Are you excited for the big day? I know you’ve all been working really
hard to be good this year, but there’s still a few days left, so be sure to be as
nice and helpful as you can. I’ll be checking my
list twice and you don’t want to be on the ‘naughty’ one. It’s important to
remember Christmas isn’t all about toys and lights and candy canes. It’s
showing your parents, brothers, sisters and friends you love and care about
them. You can do that simply by spending time with them or helping them when
they need it. Even something as simple as a compliment can make a big
difference in someone’s day.
Once
I’m done delivering presents, and spreading cheer, I return to the North Pole
and spend time with Mrs. Claus and the elves. Family is an important part of
Christmas to me.
Get
those letters mailed, if you haven’t already, and I’ll get ready to stop by
your house. Oh! Don’t
forget the cookies and milk (no kale) as I get hungry travelling to so many
houses!
To the
adults: Mrs. Claus and I were talking the other day and while kids get most of
my attention, some adults begin to forget about me as they get older, but I
haven’t forgotten about you.
Christmastime
is different when you’re an adult and can sometimes be more stressful than fun.
It may be more difficult than it used to but look for ways to find that special
feeling you had at Christmas when you were younger. It can be found in a look
on your child’s (or niece/nephew’s) face when they see the lights or open a
gift, or when everyone sits down to Christmas dinner. Or maybe you find it
elsewhere. Exercise is a great way to relieve stress (I know I could use it
after a night of eating cookies), spending time with your pet(s), or simply
finding something that makes you laugh. There’s no right way to feel good about
Christmas; It’s about being together with those you love and enjoy.
Well,
I’ve got to get back to supervising the elves and continue to get ready for my big
sleigh ride!
Merry
Christmas everyone!
SC
North
Pole
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