Jumping Jingle bells & Bless my buttons! You know I’ve been busier than a Reindeer on roller-skates and you know how busy that is! I’m sure you are just as busy too! With all that in mind, I wanted to remind you that when we’ve got so much going on that the times that we must stop and take a breath, and realize all the things that we have to be grateful and thankful for. Things like your family, your neighbors, your home, and your room. Do you know what Kringle reminds me quite often of? He reminds me that I have an assignment and knowing my assignment I stop and thank the Lord that He’s the one who’s keeping me healthy, equipped, and excited to reflect the true Giver. It’s at that moment I say, thank you Lord for all the wonderful children and their families, their best friends, pets neighbors help them to know your right there to help each one of them. I would like to ask you, what are you thankful for today?
I know that you are often told this, but I want to say it once again. You are definitely not the typical Santa. You have a way of making people feel the most important, especially the children. At times, a child may be shy to see who this stranger is with the big full beard and then you talk to him or her, they relaxes and feels that they are the most important. Once a child wanted Dominoes and Santo was so impressed that the child also said that he wanted a new perspective and dominoes would help him see that new perspective . Santa was so impressed that a child had the understanding of perspective and that he also had the creativity to line the dominoes up and tip one and watch them all tumble. You truly are an amazing Santa, keep going the world needs a Santa just like you.
As a grandparent, I wanted to bring a Christmas experience that will become a Christmas tradition. We found it with Papa Santa at the Tenaya Lodge in Yosemite CA. As a Vacation destination, we spent the weekend in the historic Yosemite Tenaya Lodge. That’s where we met Papa Santa. He was there as our family so joyfully creating our Gingerbread house along with at least 60 other families. Papa Santa took time and encouraged each family to create their masterpiece. He took time for photos with us that still today mean so much to us. The next morning there he was when we had Breakfast with Santa! Then that evening Papa Santa had a very special event when He had storytime with Santa. He brought Christmas magic with amazing props that helped him tell his stories that captured each of my grandkids’ hearts along with the many other families that were there for His special Storytime with Santa. If that wasn’t already over the top, we went into the restaurant to have dinner, and guess who was there, You got it Papa Santa! well the friend he became to my Grandkids was remarkable and he took special time to acknowledge each of them and left them with memories that I could not have ever thought would be possible. Papa Santa, Thank you for creating a family tradition that I only hope will be experienced by all who believe
Grace B
Jumping Jingle bells & Bless my buttons! You know I’ve been busier than a Reindeer on roller-skates and you know how busy that is! I’m sure you are just as busy too! With all that in mind, I wanted to remind you that when we’ve got so much going on that the times that we must stop and take a breath, and realize all the things that we have to be grateful and thankful for. Things like your family, your neighbors, your home, and your room. Do you know what Kringle reminds me quite often of? He reminds me that I have an assignment and knowing my assignment I stop and thank the Lord that He’s the one who’s keeping me healthy, equipped, and excited to reflect the true Giver. It’s at that moment I say, thank you Lord for all the wonderful children and their families, their best friends, pets neighbors help them to know your right there to help each one of them. I would like to ask you, what are you thankful for today?
I know that you are often told this, but I want to say it once again. You are definitely not the typical Santa. You have a way of making people feel the most important, especially the children. At times, a child may be shy to see who this stranger is with the big full beard and then you talk to him or her, they relaxes and feels that they are the most important. Once a child wanted Dominoes and Santo was so impressed that the child also said that he wanted a new perspective and dominoes would help him see that new perspective . Santa was so impressed that a child had the understanding of perspective and that he also had the creativity to line the dominoes up and tip one and watch them all tumble. You truly are an amazing Santa, keep going the world needs a Santa just like you.
As a grandparent, I wanted to bring a Christmas experience that will become a Christmas tradition. We found it with Papa Santa at the Tenaya Lodge in Yosemite CA. As a Vacation destination, we spent the weekend in the historic Yosemite Tenaya Lodge. That’s where we met Papa Santa. He was there as our family so joyfully creating our Gingerbread house along with at least 60 other families. Papa Santa took time and encouraged each family to create their masterpiece. He took time for photos with us that still today mean so much to us. The next morning there he was when we had Breakfast with Santa! Then that evening Papa Santa had a very special event when He had storytime with Santa. He brought Christmas magic with amazing props that helped him tell his stories that captured each of my grandkids’ hearts along with the many other families that were there for His special Storytime with Santa. If that wasn’t already over the top, we went into the restaurant to have dinner, and guess who was there, You got it Papa Santa! well the friend he became to my Grandkids was remarkable and he took special time to acknowledge each of them and left them with memories that I could not have ever thought would be possible. Papa Santa, Thank you for creating a family tradition that I only hope will be experienced by all who believe
Grace B