Santa Claus, who lives at the North Pole, delivers gifts to all the Children of the world. Sometimes, coincidently, a "Free Dinner for Two," might end up under the tree with the parent's names on it, but the parents don't understand that the present was never meant for them. The child should get the free dinner for two. Besides, a growing boy or girl can eat two meals at once anyway.
To even be able to deliver gifts around the world, Santa needs a sleigh! He orders his vehicle on eBay, and it ships from Christmas Sleighs for an Unspecific Individual, Inc. in Canada! Since it's so close, it ships right then, and the magic gets it to the North Pole in just a few seconds!
On Christmas Eve, Mrs. Claus sends Santa on his epic journey that he makes every year, but makes sure he's got a plate of cookies so he doesn't get hungry on his way! What Mrs. Claus doesn't know is that lots of other people leave cookies and milk out for him when he delivers their gifts. Santa eats all the cookies except for Mrs. Claus. She doesn't know that though, because after Santa finished his job, he flies home yelling, "Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good night!" which is a distraction while he dumps the cookies overboard. He eats too many of those at home.
As Santa visits each house he jumps down their chimney. If they don't have a chimney, he makes one! After all, he's got magic! He squeezes down the brick, wishing he'd gone on a diet because he can't fit, and he lands in the fireplace! Sometimes robbers try to get into houses on Christmas to steal valuables by impersonating Santa and jumping down their chimney, so most people light their fireplace on Christmas Eve so that doesn't happen. The real Santa can still get in because he has fire retardant pants.
As Mr. Claus dumps presents out of his magical bag and arranges them under the trees, he needs to fill the stockings! He opens the socks and puts candy in them. In some countries, the population finds it strange to receive toys from their socks, so they set out their shoes! Too bad a laptop can't fit in a shoe; Santa just keeps those for himself.
After Christmas Eve, Santa Claus flies home with his reindeer. He usually is running late, and he can't have the children wake up to see him! He threatens to turn Rudolph into jerky unless he can make them go faster, and that suddenly makes them disappear into thin, not to mention cold, air. In the morning, nobody sees Santa Claus, but they always love what he left them!
Mrs. Claus and Santa Claus are the first ones to celebrate Christmas, then the whole world follows, and everyone is friendly—except for those robbers who find themselves burning in a fireplace like the Big, Bad Wolf. Other than them, everybody is happy on Christmas. If you have a fireplace burning on Christmas Eve this year, you might smell smoked turkey in the morning! It will complete the holiday.


