Magic of Christmas…

 

Santa, elves, reindeer, sleigh, cookies and gifts. So, begin the stories of Xmas for kids. To receive gifts the kids should not be on the naughty list, the cookies to be left on the mantel along with the milk. A night full of dreaming Santa wearing a red hat with a big smile hidden by his white beard. Hours of lying awake listening for the footsteps, take you to a magical world of elves making toys in North pole covered in snow, reindeer getting ready to pull the Sleigh loaded with toys and finally Santa appearing with a bag full of toys. The morning Sun brings the rays of excitement in seeing the gifts wrapped under a beautifully decorated tree, the thrill to open the gifts and checking the stockings. The smiles, the joy and the fun are hard to contain. As years pass by, we become Santas giving hope for many in this season of giving. Let this light shine through our hearts to make this a fantasy world filled with fun and laughter.

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