Nowhere, NT
Australia

Tuesday, December 11, 2007

 Hi

I know a site that is pretty cool for email santa for

xmas letters and i sorta put your info in to see what it would say with those requests and this is what i got.     Might be fun to try it with her so she is not too disapointed

Merry Christmas Debbie!

Thank you for sending me your email all the way from Nowhere!  Did you know that Nowhere is one of Mrs. Claus' favourite places?  The other thing she really likes is to read all your wonderful emails.  As a matter of fact, she was just asking if I had heard from you lately! 

Jumping Jingle Bells, Debbie, you're getting to be quite a big girl!  Wow, 15 years old already!  Pretty soon you'll be too big to sit on Santa's knee!  Well, even though you're getting a little older Debbie, Santa's glad to see you still have the Christmas Spirit.  I also hear you've been a REALLY REALLY good girl.  (Of course, you won't mind if I do a little checking, will you? HO!! Ho!! ho!!).  

Let's see what you put in your letter for Christmas wishes: 1. to be able to walk; 2. ability to write and; 3. miracle.  Well, I have good news and bad news about your Christmas presents.  The good news is that there's already an elf working on them for you!  The bad news is that the elf's name is "Clumsy".  We love Clumsy dearly, and when he makes good presents, he really makes good presents!  Its just that, well, he always seems to break one or two just before Christmas.  I know he's being extra careful with yours but just in case I don't bring you everything you asked for, at least you'll know who made the prezzies I did bring!

Oh! Oh!  I guess I better go because one of the elves just unplugged the Northern Lights again!  Take care Debbie and don't forget to come back and visit me here at EmailSanta.com on Christmas Eve!!  And remember...  only 14 more sleeps until Christmas!!

What a gorgeous kid! It is so hard to not be able to help them have their dreams come true! I worked with many physically and mentally disabled teens and adults for quite a few years while in high school and uni! Seeing their smiles when you walk in a room and just knowing that you brighten their day is such a great feeling. It will be hard on Christmas morning for her, disappointment may be huge. It may be better for her parents to try and soften the blow by having a letter from Santa explaining that he tried really hard but can't always fix some things, no matter how hard he tries, but he thought of something else that might just brighten her Christmas......with an activity provided by "Santa" with photos so she can see what the visit will entail,  such as a visit to a property where she can be asisted to ride a horse ( I did this with lots of the teens and the smiles on their faces were amazing)  a fun park visit with a ride on a ferris wheel, rollercoaster etc.., a hot air ballon ride( I might not be able to help out with your wish to walk, but how about flying instead!) etc.....