The Santa Claus Christmas Blog
Santa Claus, Christmas and Life at the North Pole!
Would you like to find out about my famous red hat? After all, everyone loves Santa’s red hat! I just wouldn’t be me without it!
Well, it is fun to work here at the North Pole. We all love it. But sometimes it can be hard for the elves.
Do you know what it’s like to feel like you are not good enough? Well sometimes our elves feel that way too.
I’m sure you’ve heard about my elves. They really are “Santa’s little helpers”!
Would you like to hear a “short” story about “Santa’s little helpers”? (Oh, that was funny! My little helpers always laugh at those jokes!)
Maybe you think that I can do anything. I am Santa Claus after all!
But, just like you, I do need a helping hand sometimes. I learned a good lesson today about asking for help.
Continue reading “Santa’s Little Helpers”
We had our Christmas Pageant a little while ago. Oh what fun!
It is when all the smaller elves and reindeer put on a show for everyone else to see.
We know it is getting very close to Christmas when they put on their Holiday show!
Would you like to hear more about the North Pole Christmas Pageant?
Here is a story about Mouse the Littlest Christmas Elf that I almost forgot about. I am glad Mrs. Claus reminded me!
It was Mouse the Littlest Elf’s very first day in the North Pole Workshop. She was so excited! Mouse could hardly wait. She wanted to find out what her new job was going to be! Was she going to make dolls for good little girls? Was she going to make iPads, iPods or iPhones? She could not wait to find out!
Did you ever lose a tooth?
Mouse, the littlest Elf, is getting to be a big girl! She is only 106 years old, which is still young for a Christmas elf. But that is about when elves start to lose their baby teeth and get their “big elf” teeth.
All her elf friends had lost a tooth already. She was the last one she thought. She waited and waited and tried wiggling and wiggling. But none of her teeth were loose. “Santa Claus,” she asked me “Am I ever going to lose a tooth?” “Of course you will. You just have to be patient,” I said.