My kids would write letters and circle the toys they wanted in circulars. We'd stand in line for what seemed like hours, to visit with Santa at the mall and get the annual picture taken. The visit was quick, to accommodate the thousands of children behind us.
On Christmas Eve, we'd leave cookies and milk out for Santa and carrots for the reindeer. The kids never fussed about bedtime on that special night. When they woke up way too early the next morning the cookies, milk and carrots would be gone and Santa left a thank you note and lots of presents under the tree.
Then it happened.
They stopped believing.
We still celebrated Christmas of course, but now the magic of Santa Claus was gone.
Until the grandmunchkins arrived!
Last year I was introduced to Your Santa Story and it was THE coolest Santa experience I'd ever seen.
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2 comments:
My kids are older and we have sort of revived one of my childhood traditions - When we were growing up the girl cousins would get together to put up and decorate my grandmother's tree; the last ornament to go on the tree was the "NANA" ornament. When the ornament was finally placed she would proclaim - this is the best tree ever. I have become the holder of the Nana ornament and each year it is the last ornament on our tree, it is like she is with us and says every year - It is the best tree ever ...
forgot to leave my email for the above: ngprn@comcast.net
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