Santa wants environment friendly wrapping

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On Christmas morning, Lisa Addy's Orlando house resembles an assembly line. Her 5-year-old daughter unwraps a present, then hands it to Addy or her husband to open, a task that increasingly involves tools more suited for an electrician than a child."The worst I have found is the Barbies or any doll packaging," said Addy, 39. "Because they sew the hair to the box. You have to cut out the plastic things, so you get your wire cutters. And they have a wire wrapped around each wrist and ankle and sometimes around the body of the doll. I don't understand what the point is."
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Santa’s Reader’s stories

No glow for Rudolph by Allen Sweeny

It was Christmas Eve and Santa was packing his sleigh with presents for all the good boys and girls in the world when Mrs. Clause came running and shouting, ‘Santa, Santa, come quick, it’s Rudolph’.
Santa dropped everything and came running behind Mrs. Clause. She brought him to Rudolph’s stable where inside lay Santa’s number one reindeer. Santa’s face dropped when he seen Rudolph curled on a bed of straw without any red glow in his nose.
He called for one of the elves and asked them to go for a vet and bring him to the stable to treat Rudolph. He told him to take the emergency sleigh so he could magically have the vet there within moments. The elf did just that while Santa nursed Rudolph.
After a short time, the elf arrived back with a rather terrified looking vet who was just after flying on a sleigh in the snowy weather, a twenty mile journey in three minutes. Santa hurried the vet to come and examine Rudolph and try to solve the problem as soon as possible as he would have to leave on his big journey around the world in less than three hours and without Rudolph he wouldn’t be able to. Santa was scared because he didn’t want to upset millions of children expecting presents.
The vet told Santa that Rudolph was suffering from a lack of carrots and that he gave him plenty of carrots now and kept giving him some throughout the night then Rudolph would get his red glow in his nose back and Santa could go on the Christmas Eve journey.
Santa ordered all the elves and Mrs. Clause to get all the carrots that were in the kitchen. They did so and Santa fed Rudolph the carrots, and after every carrot he gave, Rudolph’s nose got redder and brighter.
After about twenty carrots, Rudolph was better again and ready to go flying around the world. Santa knew that all the good boys and girls of the world would leave out a carrot for Rudolph so he would be able to stay healthy and finish his journey.
So Kids, make sure that this Christmas you leave out a carrot for Rudolph to make sure he can fly all round the world and Santa can deliver everyone their gifts.

Salvage Santa Mike

Salvage Santa Mike Jones is putting out a call for more bike donations to help his annual Christmas giveaway program.
Each year he rebuilds and refurbishes bicycles for needy children in the Bay County area, and then the children get almost new bikes for Christmas. This year, he is short many bikes and is asking the community to help.
If you can donate, drop off a used bike at his workshop at 2714 Hillsboro Ave, Panama City, FL.
You can find out more about the donation program, and how you can help, or how you can get your child on a list for one of these bikes at his website: http://www.salvagesanta.com/.
Santa is very happy to see such a marvelous job being done by Salvage Santa Mike. Well done and Merry Christmas, from all the Elves and Santa as http://www.santasvideocalls.com/

Santa hopes

Santa at http://www.santasvideocalls.com/ hopes that all you children that can’t be at home this Christmas perhaps you’re in hospital, Santa wants you to know that Santa is thinking of you he knows some of you are not well and wants you to get better soon.
If the hospital administrator contacts him at info@santasvideocalls.com he will do his best to provide Video calls to the Children during the Christmas period.

Santa here to help

Santa here at http://www.santasvideocalls.com/ would like to help those less well off in any way he can. Santa will happily have charity links added to his web site. Applicants for this service must be a recognized charity and will be vetted. The link will be subject to Santa’s terms and conditions. Links will be Limited and child related charities preferred. info@santasvideocalls.com

What is Santa doing

Santa is here again with Santa’s Video Calls. Santa is looking forward to talking to all the children.
Santa is making Video Calls to Children and Santa is making phone calls too.
http://www.santasvideocalls.com/ is available to anyone that would like to speak to Santa, everybody young and old love Santa, simply log on to http://www.santasvideocalls.com/ .
Santa is preparing his reindeer for Santa’s big Christmas journey; Santa’s Elves are putting the finishing touches to all the gifts that Santa will deliver.
Santa’s house is covered with snow right now, which is great for Santa’s reindeer Santa is having a new suit made by Mrs. Claus again this year, because Santa is a bit bigger than he was last year. Mrs. Claus makes great warm suits for Santa and Santa loves to wear them.
Santa has checked the naughty and nice list and Santa says he won’t have to bring coal to anyone this year.
Santa’s workshop is full to the roof with toys made by Santa’s elves. Santa says he might need a bigger workshop.
Children everywhere are excited knowing that Santa will come to them on Christmas Eve and Santa is excited too.
Santa would like to talk to children everywhere to make sure he knows what they want this Christmas and Santa will talk to all the children whose parents or guardians book a call through http://www.santasvideocalls.com/
Santa welcomes enquires by email to info@santasvideocalls.com Santa will be glad to answer any questions you might have. HO HO HO

Britons to 'spend less' this Christmas

Britons to 'spend less' this Christmas
Almost half of Britons plan to buy cheaper presents for their loved ones this Christmas than they did last year, according to a survey published.
The study found that 47 per cent will spend less on gifts, and only 7 per cent say they will spend more.
The poll, published in a Sunday paper, shows that one third of people will not buy a turkey for the dinner table, while more will opt for a cheaper frozen bird (27 per cent) than a fresh one (23 per cent). Shops cannot even expect good news in the January sales, as almost six out of ten people expect to have no money spare to go hunting for bargains, the newspaper said.
One in ten people said they would share all their Christmas spending with friends or relatives, while 37 per cent said they were more worried this year than in previous years about the grocery bill.
© Independent Television News Limited 2008. All rights reserved.
18 October 2008

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