Letters To Santa Bring Joy To The Little Santa Letter Helpers
Released
on: October 26, 2009, 2:57 am
Author: Santa Himself / Package From Santa.com
Industry: Advertising
Children
everywhere send Letters
to Santa during the holiday season. Santa regularly hears
from children that live in Canada, the United States, Japan, Mexico,
United Kingdom, and so many other places.
Because
children come from different places and they are individuals with
various wants and needs, each letter written to Santa is slightly
different than the others he receives. Children that live in Hawaii
often ask Santa for new swim gear and children that live in Canada
are likely to ask for new sleds or snowboards. The point is, the
letters written to Santa Claus are personalized to meet the needs
and wants of the individual child writing the letter.
But even so, there are a few things that most children have in
common as they write. First of all, most children want to insure
that they are on Santa’s Nice list. This means that for
some, they will be direct and ask; for others, they will simply
explain away any naughty behavior. The second thing that most
of these letters include is a list of toys and other gifts that
the children would like to receive for Christmas. After all, they
don’t want to be disappointed when Christmas morning arrives!
The third and final thing included in most letters written to
Santa Claus is a heartfelt ‘thank you’ to Santa Claus
and his helpers for the wonderful Christmases of years past. Those
helpers most often mentioned are the elves and the reindeer. The
reindeer are well aware of the appreciation felt for their services
of flying Santa around the world on Christmas Eve because children
often leave treats out for them to eat on that special night.
But when it comes to the little elves that work hard all year
to insure that every toy asked for is delivered on time, these
letters are the only way they find out how much the children value
what they do. That’s why Santa and Mrs. Claus share these
letters with the elves. Letters that mention the elves are some
of the most special ones that Santa receives all year long.
When Santa letters
mention the elves and an appreciation for their work it makes
them realize just how important their role really is. Christmas
could not be Christmas without the help of the elves. Many times
Santa will write a special note to children which reminds them
of all the hard work done by the elves, the reindeer, all the
other animals at the North Pole. Santa knows that without their
help he could not make Christmas as magical as it is. A Letter
from Santa is only made possible because Santa has the time
to write them – and he would not have that time available
without the help of the elves.
Santa Claus and Mrs. Claus work hard to let all their helpers
know just how appreciated they really are. In fact, Santa has
a special holiday set aside just for his helpers – it’s
a day that no work is done and everyone receives a special gift.
Santa decorates the walls of his home with all the letters that
include a special ‘Thank You’ for the elves, the reindeer,
and the other helpers. Mrs. Claus cooks a delicious meal for the
entire group and they eat, sing and dance all day. This is the
way the helpers celebrate a job well done!
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