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My Christmas Story Part One
by Tina/Witches Pen M Lockwitch
Thursday, November 12, 2009

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     I found this story just today and its part one. But maybe some of you here could maybe help with more ideas for this story? Tina...Come on my friends I could really use the help with this story....Tina

"My Christmas Story"Part 1

In a land far away lives a jolly man as we all know as Santa.Elves are clammering as they do every Christmas Ev to put the gifts in his big red bag and loads them all in the sleigh. Santa hurrys too find his glasses and his suspenders. Mrs Claus walks in Dear he says were is my hat and suite? Right here hanging on the hanger pressed just like you always do every year. HO!HO!HO!Thank you my dear I'd be lost without you. Mrs Claus leand over and gave the jolly santa a kiss on his big rosey red check. All ready to go now santa said to his wife and too all his workers. Not so fast someone in the crowed said. You forgot something. What's that asked santa. Your boots and hat everyone laughed as santa looked down. Well ho ho your right I would of frozen my toes off. So one of his friendly elves went and got his hat and boots. Here you are santa, thank you my friend. Now all dressed santa got on his sled and yelled DASH AWAYDASH AWAY ALL! AS he started to go he looked back and waved. It was well after midnight when he made his first stop. He climed off his sled and walked over to the stove pipe. HHHMMMM hope theres no fire? As the magic began he was air born and down he went. No fire with a smile on his face,Santa began to unload the gifts to put under the tree when he noticed there were no gifts for Patrick. Thats odd he thought so he pulled out his list yup there was patrick's name on THE NAUTY LIST?! So quickly santa radioed to the North Pole. Sure enough he had done a bad thing. But santa had no choice patrick was bad and didn't have any gifts to open. Santa was sad because the other kids got gifts but not patrick. Now santa left and Christmas morning came. All the kids ran down along with mom and dad Wow look at all the gifts.Mom and dad were confused by this thinking one or the other had put more gifts out........Okay that is the end of part 1.Lets hear some ideas on how this story might go. Till then have a great evening....Tina Lockwitch 11-12-09

 

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