...That Santa Claus
is Coming to Town???
Well according to this extremely, ridiculously
over-excited young man it is a fact!
Santa WILL be coming down a chimney near you
very soon with a bag overflowing with
guitars, babies, slinkys, whoopie cushions and PUPPIES♥
As soon as the first Christmas decorations
appear in the stores the Santa vigil begins.
Of course these days that is about mid September
so according to my calculations
that equals approximately
91 days of the following litany...
100 times a day he signs Christmas Tree.
100 times a day he points to the calendar and signs Santa.
100 times a day he marches around the house
anxiously awaiting the Christmas Parade
on Main Street in the Christmas Capitol of Texas.
100 times a day he asks for a Christmas Party.
100 times a day he points to the chimney
Well according to this extremely, ridiculously
over-excited young man it is a fact!
Santa WILL be coming down a chimney near you
very soon with a bag overflowing with
guitars, babies, slinkys, whoopie cushions and PUPPIES♥
As soon as the first Christmas decorations
appear in the stores the Santa vigil begins.
Of course these days that is about mid September
so according to my calculations
that equals approximately
91 days of the following litany...
100 times a day he signs Christmas Tree.
100 times a day he points to the calendar and signs Santa.
100 times a day he marches around the house
anxiously awaiting the Christmas Parade
on Main Street in the Christmas Capitol of Texas.
100 times a day he asks for a Christmas Party.
100 times a day he points to the chimney
and says Ho Ho Ho.
Translation...
500 times a day I have to say,
"Soon,"
or
"Soon,"
or
" In a couple of weeks."
And in the true holiday spirit he responds
with a festive bang, yell or arm folding harumph.
What truly amazes me is that for the approximate 91 days
of his personal Santa vigil
of his personal Santa vigil
he runs downstairs and heads straight for the tree...
hoping beyond all reason that today is the day
that it will be filled with brightly wrapped packages.
Hope is really an amazing thing...
we all have it even in seemingly hopeless situations.
It is unexplainable and as my friend Gerry always said,
"It's a God thing."
Hope is really nothing more than faith lived out.
"How is it that I perpetually hope against
all hope that today will be the day?"
There is only one answer...
It is a God thing.
So each morning Scotty and I will run down the stairs,
my beautiful boy will be hoping for Santa...
As for me, I will be hoping beyond all hope
that today is the day...
Now faith is the assurance of things hoped for,
the conviction of things not seen.
the conviction of things not seen.
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