JFF: My Daughter Wants Santa's Autograph, This Christmas! What About Your Kids?

Updated on November 23, 2011
S.H. asks from Kailua, HI
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She tells me this last night.
"Mommy, I'm going to get Santa's autograph...."
I say "Oh, so how?"
She says "I'm going to write him a note, leave it with his cookies and milk, and ask him for his Autograph..."
and that she wants to know how he writes....

Oh, and i better get the Elf on the Shelf ready.
Moving that thing everyday... until Christmas.... is not easy to keep up with.
Once, I remembered to do it, at like 3:00 in the morning! Got my butt up... went to it, and fumbled around
to place it somewhere else in the room, before the kids woke up the next morning.
The next morning, my daughter tells me 'Mommy! I heard the Elf moving around last night!"
(Good thing she didn't get up and go investigate or get me... because, I would have been the one, moving Elf around... and would
have been busted!).

Too, funny.

Any funny stuff going on in your neck of the woods with your kids, or tweaks in what your kids want/are hoping for for
Christmas???
I am on the hunt for a tree swing hammock chair, too. (for my daughter)
Amazing how much research, that takes.
At least I got my son's things, taken care of already. I think.
LOL

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D.

answers from Houston on

When my daughter was about 6 or 7 years old we got back to our apartment late on Christmas eve after making our family rounds. Our apartment was a disaster from the whirlwind of activity getting ready to go on those rounds. DD goes straight to bed. I stay up to "handle" some things. Next morning she wakes up, walks into the living room and exclaims "Mommy!, Santa cleaned our apartment!!!" Of course I responded "This is the best Christmas EVER!!"

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J.P.

answers from Lakeland on

My daughter wants to go to the north pole. Since she has seen The Santa Clause. I keep trying to explain that we can't visit, Santa doesn't let people come up there.

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M.

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Love it! Kids are precious. Here are some things on my 3 yr old son's wish list: Mrs Potato Head (he has a Mr. Potatohead already), bat boots (um not sure about that one). My 6yr old daughter's list: a dalmatian puppy, a real fairy, a pet butterfly and $1000 cash. She actually wrote out both lists herself and handed them to me. Not sure how to break it to her that she won't be getting anything on her list. I think I will save these lists in a scrapbook because they gave me a nice laugh. :-)

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T.F.

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My son wants to take his christmas list to the santa at the mall because he is doesn't think the postman knows how to get to the north pole. He also wants to leave some carrots on the roof for santa's reindeer. It took along time to get him to agree to just leaving them with santa's cookies. So that Santa can feed them to the reindeer.

My son turned 4 this year and he is so.... excited for christmas! He has learned the words to Santa Claus is coming to Town. Cant wait until I can catch him in action on video singing his little heart out.

Happy Holidays!!

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