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Ho Ho Ho!!! Merry Christmas!!!



Right now Santa is hibernating, but snow will be falling in record measures soon (already has in some eastern states).

Then Santa will be on his way!

Sure, it might only be Halloween, but I actually know a woman who spends all day today putting up her Christmas decorations and from what I've heard, stores and radio stations are already playing holiday music!

Christmas really will be here before we know it.

For those of you who have little one's who write letters to Santa, you know they wait all year long to send their wish list to the big guy, and many of them eagerly await a letter back.

I have Letter's From Santa and they are sibling safe! They aren't cookie cutter letters; no two will look or read alike, which is a relief for parents who have more than one child, and know the difficulties of keeping the magic alive.

Be it nieces, nephews, grandkids or your own babes, you have the option of having your child's letter based on their own note to Santa, or for additional personalization use the form I provide . 

Visit my website, go to the contact page, write 'Santa Letters' in the message section and include the rest of your info. You will be sent a Santa form. Letters From Santa cost $5.00 each (with an Elf Special of buy 2 get 1 free!).

Only 55 Days left til' Christmas!



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