Children around the world send letters to the North Pole in hopes that Santa will read and grant their wishes. The North Pole is a small community and requires its residents, Santa included, to have many jobs. Santa is the town’s postman. He makes sure every letter is delivered and read each day!
Please note, this item is a collection replacement ornament and does not include a story tag.The legend of Santa Claus is derived from the European figure St. Nicholas and American writers who wrote childrens poems in the 19th century. Santa Claus became the jolly man clad in red the folk hero all children dream about on Christmas Eve. Santa Claus embodies childhood innocence and magical delight.
The legend of Santa Claus is derived from the European figure of St. Nicholas and American children’s holiday poems of the 19th century. Now Santa Claus is the jolly folk hero all children dream about on Christmas Eve. He embodies childhood innocence and magical delight.
Yee Haw! Santa has traded in his sleigh for rope. Adorned in cowboy boots, hat and even a vest, Santa is ready for the rodeo. He’ll be wrangling names for the nice and naughty lists. Ho Ho Ho!
Vroom Vroom! Santa has traded in his sleigh for a motorcycle. With his gift bag on the back of his bike, he’ll deliver presents to only the coolest and nicest children. Santa has even traded in his red suit for the classic biker look, a leather jacket!
Santa works very hard and has a really big job. Every once in a while, however, he likes to take a vacation. Since the North Pole is so cold and blustery most of the year, what could be better than a getaway to a warm, sunny beach for some fun and great surfing?
The legend of Santa Claus is derived from the European figure of St. Nicholas. Throughout the world he became the folk hero all children dream about on Christmas Eve. This Santa proudly wears a traditional tartan kilt and other clothing of the Scottish highland, as well as playing the popular musical instrument, the bagpipes.
The legendary Santa Claus became a folk hero by delivering presents to children on Christmas Eve. Undoubtedly, Christmas Eve is Santa’s busiest workday, so Santa recuperates by playing the legendary game of golf. Golf is almost as old as Santa.
The legend of Santa Claus is derived from the European figure St. Nicholas and American writers who wrote children’s poems in the 19th century. Santa Claus became the jolly man clad in red–the folk hero all children dream about on Christmas Eve. Santa Claus embodies childhood innocence and magical delight.
Santa is incredibly busy, all year 'round. When he's not overseeing toy production and making sure the reindeer and sleigh are fit for departure, Father Christmas must check his Naughty and Nice list. Make sure you are kind to others, so you don't end up on the wrong list and get a lump of coal!
Santa works very hard and has a really big job. Every once in a while, he likes to take a vacation. Since the North Pole is cold and blustery most of the year, what could be better than a getaway to a warm, sunny beach for some fun?
Santa wears his face mask to keep his friends and family at the North Pole safe. Standing a socially distant 6 reindeer away, he's able to remove his mask and reveal that he is the real Santa Claus.
