It was a week before Christmas and Santa Claus is very grumpy. He's grumpy because he's been sent too many orders from all the little children and a lot of them are very large.He need's time off work because he's getting very old and so were his machines (he needed new ones).
"HO HO HO AND A MERRY OLD FOE".
he shouted as he went into the toy making room. A little elf came up to him and in a squeaky voice, he said "Santa we need new machines - 5 of them have already broke down and it's only 7am". Santa walked in and started looking into the machines with a little bit of Christmas Magic he fixed the machines, after about 5 minutes they broke down again. There was a lot of chattering going on in the room between the elfs and suddenly broke out into massive shouts. "We're going on strike, we're going on strike" Santa was horrified and started to cry. All the elfs hurried out of the room.
The next day was the 18th of December, Santa went into the room and groaned "HO HO HO AND A MERRY OLD FOE". There was a sudden rattle in the left and there it was again and again, the ceiling cracked and then broke, hundreds of boxes's fell down, "AAAAHHHHH" cried Santa. Santa opened all the box's, thousands of fairies flew out. "We resign" they said "We don't stay in box's all year until Christmas and then get put back in after" they flew out, Santa cried again and fell asleep.
The next morning Santa woke up he said to himself "What am I going to do" he thought and thought and thought, after a few hours, he decided to ring the Christmas Magician. Santa rang the magician and said "Come over quickly it's an emergency".
The Magician used some magic and transported himself to the city of Toyland and went to Santa's Grotto. "Hi Santa" said the magician, Santa said back to him "Help me, the elfs and fairies have run away can you find them and bring them back to me", "Okay said the magician but only if you get some new machines for elf's and get a room for the fairies", "I'll do anything" sobbed Santa.
One of the people that were included in these stories was Santa Claus. This may sound a bit odd, due to the fact that everyone knows that Santa does not exist, but he did. Santa Claus or St. ... This is how the story of Santa Claus first began and it is a story that set an example for people in the Middle Ages to draw off of. ...
Every year millions of little children wait anxiously for Santa Claus to arrive. ... Believing that Santa Clause is real is something that gives children a hope. ... Telling your child that Santa Claus is fictional before a certain age of maturity is reached can harm the child for life. ... Small children wait in line just to tell Santa what they want for Christmas. ... Thinking back, some of my best experiences were while Santa was still a real person to me. ...
They also get to see Santa Claus the famous fat guy in the red suit. ... Especially when Santa Claus is come its like you know he's coming before you see him. ... Trying to get the younger ones to go to sleep but they can't sleep the anticipation of seeing Santa Claus is what is keeping them awake. Then my mother tells the story of what happens to boys and girls who are up when Santa comes. ...
Scriven likens God with Santa Claus. ... Scriven speaks of the progress from belief to loss of belief in a child's life in reference to Santa Claus. ... We naively trust that what they are telling is true, until we find evidence to the contrary, evidence that shows that Santa Claus is not real. ... So the proper alternative, when there is no evidence, is not mere suspension of belief, e.g., about Santa Claus, it is disbelief . ...
They are wearing Santa outfits and holding their stomachs like Santa. ... The Radio Times appears much more traditional and would attract a family with younger children with the Santa Claus in the centre and the usual connotations of Christmas in the background - a fireplace with an array of cards, stockings and decorations hanging off the mantel, the Christmas tree with presents underneath it and a child holding a plate of mince pies. ... This is aimed at middle class people and is more family orientated with the two young children sitting with Santa portraying a happy, cozy, "nuclear family"...
Icons & Artifacts Icons and artifacts are everywhere. They are rhetorically charged individuals and objects, who/which transfer symbolic meanings to the masses. They also tell a great deal about the cultures from which they originate. Christmas is an excellent example. On this alleged "b...
