Question about Santa Claus (FAQ about Santa Claus)

Question about Santa claus (FAQ about Santa Claus)

1 What if there is no chimney in my house ?

If a house does not have a chimney, then Santa uses some of his magic dust to make a chimney appear. Then the chimney disappears as soon as Santa leaves.

2 What if there is no snow?

A lot of places do not have snow at Christmas time; it doesn't keep Santa from coming.

3 How will Santa find me if we are visiting and not at our home on Christmas Eve?

Santa knows how to find all children on Christmas Eve.

4 How does Santa understand all the different languages of the world?

Some call it magic, others just think Santa is very, very smart.

5 What's Santa's favorite food?

Santa's most favorite is cookies, but he'll eat just about anything that you like and that you leave for him on Christmas Eve.

6 How does Santa visit the whole world in one night?

The time zones help, but so do the reindeer (learn about the reindeer and reindeer names)and Santa's special magic.

7 How does Santa get all the toys into the sleigh at one time?

Actually, his red toy sack is magical in that it is bottomless and continues to stay full until Santa has made all his deliveries to all the children around the world.

8 How does Santa get up and down my chimney?

He holds the left side of his nose and shrinks to the size of the chimney--then, holds right side of his nose to expand back to his rather large size.

9 What if there is a fire burning in the fireplace?

He'll put the fire out so he can come down safely and will relight it when leaving your house.

10 Will Santa always bring what I ask for?

Sometimes Santa thinks that what you ask for may not be the best gift for you, so he may give you something you will enjoy better.

11 Does bad weather make it hard for Santa to drive his sleigh?

Santa uses his North Pole Frosty-Weather-Reader-Meter, so he is always prepared, even for the worst of storms.

12 Is Santa Claus real?

Santa Claus is real to the people who believe he is real.

13 Does Santa really read the letters he gets?

Yes, each and every one.

About Santa Claus

About Santa

Santa maintains a huge list of children who have been good throughout the year. The list even includes addresses, ZIP codes and postal codes. The list, of course, gets bigger each year by virtue of the world’s increasing population. This year’s population right now is 6,634,570,959!

Santa has had to adapt over the years to having less and less time to deliver his toys. If one were to assume he works in the realm of standard time, as we know it, clearly he would have perhaps two to three ten-thousandths of a second to deliver his toys to each child’s home he visits!

The fact that Santa Claus is more than 15 centuries old and does not appear to age is our biggest clue that he does not work within time, as we know it. His Christmas Eve trip may seem to take around 24 hours, but to Santa it could be that it lasts days, weeks or months in standard time. Santa would not want to rush the important job of bringing Christmas happiness to a child, so the only logical conclusion is that Santa somehow functions on a different time and space continuum.

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Receiving Toys from Santa Claus.

Receiving Toys from Santa Claus. tracking santa claus 2008 with NORAD and Google .
tracking santa claus 2008 with NORAD and Google .

On Christmas Eve, Santa Claus, (a fat, cheerful man who wears a red suit, red hat, and long white beard) slides down their chimney to bring children gifts. Santa Claus flies through the air in a sleigh pulled by eight reindeer. Several days or weeks before Christmas, children tell Santa Claus what toys they want by writing him letters or visiting him in a local department store. Then, on Christmas Eve, youngsters lie awake listening for Santa and his sleigh.
what can I do to recieve Santa's Christmas gifts?
Hanging a stocking near the chimney.
Tell Santa what gift you want by writing him a letter.
Decorating the Home with evergreens.
Singing Christmas carols.
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Official Santa Mail Letter-A letter from Santa Claus

this letter is from Santa Claus to you .

Official Santa Mail Letter from Santa Claus !

We have been very busy up here at the North Pole with preparations for all the toys and my new sleigh. The old sleigh has served me well but I really am looking forward to some interesting new modifications and upgrades that I have been promised.

We're getting ready for the long arctic nights and we have had reports of a deep fog getting ready to descend upon us here at the North Pole. I sure hope it won't keep me grounded on Christmas Eve! Rudolf's red nose is always very helpful when the weather gets troublesome.

Chuckles and Buckley, my hospitality elves, are very busy overseeing the new sleigh production, the reindeer training camp, the toy workshop and so much more before the big day arrives. I think I'll go and check to see how that new sleigh is coming along.

After looking at all of the lists this year , I am pleased to see you are on the "Nice List" again this year and I am so proud of you!

Since you are on my "Nice List" again, I would like to ask for your help. I encourage you to begin practicing random acts of kindness with your family, friends and teachers. It is very important right now to spread as much happiness in the world as possible, and with your help Stone From China, we can make that dream come true!

Random acts of kindness are simple actions a person does for someone else without expecting anything in return. If you practice it enough, it will give you a great sense of joyfulness in your heart. It can be something as simple as a smile or pleasant greeting.

Stay happy and safe,and remember to share the joy you feel in your heart everyday to everyone!

Love - Your Friend,

Santa Claus

About Santa - Who is Santa Claus?

Santa Claus, also known as Saint Nicholas, Father Christmas, Kris Kringle, or simply "Santa", is a historical, legendary, and mythical figure in folklore who, in Western cultures, is described as bringing gifts on Christmas Eve or Christmas Day,or on his feast day, December 6.The legend may have its basis in hagiographical tales concerning the historical figure of Saint Nicholas.


The modern depiction of Santa Claus as a fat, jolly man (or elf) wearing a red coat and trousers with white cuffs and collar, and black leather belt and boots, became popular in the United States in the 19th century due to the significant influence of caricaturist and political cartoonist Thomas Nast. This image has been maintained and reinforced through song, radio, television, and films. In the United Kingdom and Europe, his depiction is often identical to the American Santa, but he is commonly called Father Christmas.

One legend associated with Santa says that he lives in the far north, in a land of perpetual snow. The American version of Santa Claus lives at the North Pole, while Father Christmas is said to reside in Finland. Other details include: he is married and lives with Mrs. Claus; that he makes a list of children throughout the world, categorizing them according to their behavior; that he delivers presents, including toys, candy, and other presents to all of the good boys and girls in the world, and sometimes coal or sticks to the naughty children, in one night; and that he accomplishes this feat with the aid of magical elves who make the toys, and nine flying reindeer who pull his sleigh.

There has long been opposition to teaching children to believe in Santa Claus. Some Christians say the Santa tradition detracts from the religious origins and purpose of Christmas. Other critics feel that Santa Claus is an elaborate lie, and that it is unethical for parents to teach their children to believe in his existence.Still others oppose Santa Claus as a symbol of the commercialization of the Christmas holiday, or as an intrusion upon their own national traditions.