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A letter to Santa
Written on December 2, 2011 at 12:00 pm by MichelleFiled under: Musings
In the holiday spirit, I decided to write a little letter to Santa this year. Just because I can.
Dearest Santa Claus,
I’d like to think that I’ve been very nice this year, although I suppose you would know best as you keep an eye on me all the time like you do all the kids (and big kids!) around the world. Well, this year I’m hoping to have a great dolly-filled Christmas. Now, I’m not expecting your elves to make me a Blythe in their workshop (I know that Blythe is made by Takara Tomy and not by your elves), but I would greatly appreciate some Blythe-sized clothing and shoes, if your kind elves have a moment to spare.
Sincerely,
Michelle
You can really send a letter to Santa! Volunteers over at Canada Post help Santa Claus with all his mail. You can send him a real paper letter or an email (because Santa is up to date with new technology!). So for the big kids (and little kids), in your life, you can help them (or yourself!) send a letter to the North Pole.
For email, you can check out the email form over at Canada Post.
Santa’s address, if you’re wanting to send him a letter is:
Santa Claus
North Pole HOH OHO
Canada
Remember to include a return address so he can write you back!
I love this!
I love the Canada Post for doing this every year. It really lights my childrens faces when they get their letters. Last year was especially great because my daughter had also placed two dolly sized letters to Santa from her two dolls asking for things. They sent back a letter to both of her dolls as well even their own envelopes addressed to the dolls. It really helped to strengthen my daughters belief in Santa.
That is *adorable*, I didn’t know they completely customized letters like that, even for little doll-sized ones! That’s really awesome.
I emailed Santa, and got a reply! It was really cute, thanks for the wonderful idea. :3
It is really nice of them to do this. When I was younger, I’d send letters and wait and wait for replies 😀