Mrs. Claus

A tradition is something special you do every year.  At the North Pole, we have many Christmas traditions.

Mrs. Claus has traditions too.  One of hers is to build a great big gingerbread house.

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Christmas Truce

Quite a few people, young and old, make very special requests of the elves and me.  They will ask us to cure someone they love of a disease like cancer.  Some people will ask us if we can bring peace on Earth.

It makes us sad that people have to ask for help.  It makes us even sadder that we cannot help them.
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One day all the elves were busy making Christmas presents in the North Pole workshop. All of a sudden there was a bright flash of light and BOOM! Everything shook and even the Christmas lights went out for a second. Mouse the littlest Elf came running to me. “Santa Claus” she said, “I’m scared!”

“Its ok Mouse” I said. “Its only a thunderstorm”. There was another flash of light and then BOOM! Mouse quickly grabbed hold of my hand.

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Would you like to know what it is like at the North Pole?  It can be a pretty silly place!   Would you like to hear about a morning with the elves?

Click here to read all about “Elf Breakfast at the North Pole”»

Santa Claus

Ho! Ho! Ho!  It’s beginning to smell a lot like Christmas!  So, MERRY CHRISTMAS my friends!

I am so glad you found my blog.  My name is Santa Claus.  Maybe you have heard of me?  I am a big, jolly guy.  I live in a mystical, magical place full of elves, reindeer, snowmen, and of course, Mrs. Claus!

Click here to read all about “Santa Claus’ Christmas Blog is back!”»

Today is a very special day.  It is not a day about treats from friends.  That is Halloween.  It is not a day about gifts from me, Santa Claus.  That is Christmas.   It is a day about a different gift. Click here to read all about “Veteran’s Day”»