How Does Santa Claus Deliver All Those Presents In One Night

The one thing we know about Santa Claus, is that he watches over us the entire year. He works with his elves all year making special toys for all of us. He knows what we want because he listens to us laugh and talk. Not only does he keep a list of bad and good things but he keeps a list of things we say we want.

On Christmas Eve, Santa Claus is very, very busy. There are so many children to deliver presents to and only one real Santa Claus. Now how does Santa Claus deliver all those presents on Christmas? This is the question everyone is asking. Let’s see if we can find the answer.

There are many different time zones. This means Christmas starts earlier in some countries and ends later in other countries. In researching this a little more, I have found what I believe to be the answer.

Santa Claus would more then likely start dropping off presents in Anchorage, Alaska working his way thru that time zone Next he would go to Australia delivering presents there. Then it would be on to Europe, Asia, Africa, and South America and into North America. There is an International Date Line leading me to the second part of my answer.

Santa has elves that can meet him any place in the world. They could bring him the next bunch of presents for the next set of kids. This is one thing nobody has ever figured out. But I do believe the elves do meet Santa Claus for this purpose.

One cannot forget that Santa Claus has Santa Claus helpers that go to various locations between Thanksgiving and Christmas to talk to all the boys and girls. They could also help Santa Claus out on Christmas Eve. Because of the International Date Line, I believe this could be true also.

There are two possible answers to the question, with both of them being the theoretically possible. There is only one person who knows which one, if not both, is true. And he is not telling his secret.

Christmas is enjoyed all ages and Santa Claus has the biggest job of all, making sure we all get our presents delivered before we wake up Christmas morning. As for me, I couldn’t wait to wake up and see all the lights and presents by the tree. It made you feel all warm inside.

I feel all children should be visited by Santa Claus and don’t forget the milk and cookies. He needs to keep up his strength for an all night job. And don’t forget the reindeer; you have to get Santa Claus to every house on time.

Christmas Is In The Air

With Thanksgiving arriving in no time, Christmas is only a short month to go. Do you have your holiday shopping started? Some people are done, but the real Christmas shopping starts the day after Thanksgiving. The day of Thanksgiving, we spend time with family and friends celebrating a time of giving. Some of the men are hoping the Detroit Lions will give to the Green Bay Packers. However, families gather around the table or the television to enjoy a feast made for a king.

The traditional Thanksgiving dinner is turkey, stuffing, cranberry sauce, yams, potatoes, corn, dinner rolls, gravy and everyone’s favorite, pumpkin pie with whipped topping. As we feast on a traditional Thanksgiving dinner and enjoy a day of football, the kids will play and pictures will be taken. Families are getting together to draw names for exchanging gifts at Christmas and drinking a little holiday cheer.

Christmas is a special time when the Thanksgiving Day parades roll out the sleights with Santa Claus who is ready to greet the little ones and hear what they want for Christmas. The parades are beautiful with all the Christmas lights and decorations. Stores are unveiling their Christmas windows and families are bundled up warmly to start the holiday season.

The one thing we forget sometimes is those less fortunate than we are. Some people have no family and nowhere to spend the holidays. Some of the little ones do not enjoy a Christmas Day of receiving presents from Santa Claus. The family just cannot afford such a luxury of buying gifts. If everyone considers one child and buys one extra present to present to someone less fortunate, little ones everywhere can enjoy a Christmas present from Santa Claus. Imagine the gleam in their eyes when you take the time to say Merry Christmas with a gift that was left under your tree for them from Santa Claus.

Plan your holidays and your shopping to include someone, maybe even an elderly neighbor who has no one to spend the holidays with, and see what a difference a little love can do to brighten someone’s life. Everyone deserves a little extra love at Christmas, some of us have more than enough to go around, wouldn’t it be nice if everyone had someone to spend the holidays with.