Tales From Santa’s Workshop

Hello Everyone,

We  have been very busy today. Santa wanted us to carry all the completed toys to the Good Boys and Girls room in his house. That is where he loads all the items on his sleigh on Christmas Eve before his trip around the world .They all looked so nice stacked up in piles around the room ~ all set to be given to some boy or girl. The fire trucks werel painted a bright shiny red with silver hoses and firemen in their yellow suits. The baby dolls all dressed in lacy dresses and sucking on a bottle. The doll house furniture all styled after our furniture ~ chairs, beds, tables, vanity, bureaus, night stands, couches and many more items. The boys yellow construction items ~  tractors, front loaders and other items.

Robbie and I were late coming back from lunch today. We were listening to some new music in my Ipod and didn’t realize the time. Great music, though. And guess what? Santa caught me sneaking into the work room. Now I have no tv for the rest of the week.

The reindeer broke the door on their corral and ran into the woods. Santa finally noticed they were missing and went after them. He wasn’t too happy. The reindeer are not allowed outside their corral in this snowy and icy weather. He’s afraid they might fall and get hurt and he needs all of them to pull the sleigh on Christmas eve. Two of the reindeer stayed in the barn, but six of them  Comet, Cupid, Vixen, Dancer, Donner and of course Rudolph had a good time racing around the woods. Don’t know what their punishment will be, but I’m sure Santa will give them one.

No more snow today, but it was a cloudy day and not very warm. We still have lots of snow everywhere!

Well that’s all that happened today, so will see you tomorrow.

Ashlee

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