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Santa:

That's right. Please don't come ask for a ride on the sleigh, to meet the reindeer, or to see what you got for Christmas. I don't have time to do those things... as much as I'd like to!

Don't ask for a ride on the sleigh!

Santa's movin' fast!

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Maggie:

And whatever you do, DON'T CALL 911! Santa REALLY doesn't have time to talk to friendly policeman on Christmas Eve. Just pull up the covers, put a smile on your face, and know that he's bringing something good you will enjoy in the morning.

Here are some things kids have told us about Santa's visit on Christmas Eve:

"Well, I know you came last year. There was reindeer poop on the trampoline."

"P.S. The underwear I found in my stocking last year was NOT appreciated."

"I'll be fast asleep and won't even feel it if you come upstairs and kiss my cheek."

"I told Mom not to go outside if she hears you. 'Cause she'll scare you and you might fall off the roof and we don't have insurance."

Santa & Maggie:

We hope these tips are helpful, and that Santa's visit to your house brings you and your family many special moments, memories, and smiles. We believe there's no sound as joyful as a child's laugh, or sight as beautiful as a child's smile.

Santa:

Read on to find out about some of the things kids have told me they were going to leave out for me on Christmas Eve.

"Cheetos and a beer." (Of course this little boy was from Texas.)

"Cheese and wine." (And this one from California.)

"A hug and some meatloaf."

"Some new cereal that won't give you diarrhea. It's yummy."

Maggie:

I should hope so! Now in the middle of the night, you will be sleeping and dreaming of sugarplums, or maybe these days, talking dolls and video games. Then you might hear something like sleighbells or hooves on the roof. If you do, just put a smile on your face, pull up the covers, and go back to sleep.