Posts Tagged ‘Santa’

Santa Baby

Wednesday, November 25th, 2009

 

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Santa baby, slip an JigSaw under the tree, for me

I’ve been an awful good boy

Santa baby, and hurry down the chimney tonight

 

Santa baby, a stainless steel propane outdoor grill,

BTU’s

hemi-powered-grill

I’ll wait up for you dear

Santa baby, and hurry down the chimney tonight

 

 

 

Think of all the games I’ve missed

Think of all the chores that still persist

Next year I could do so much more

It’ll help me check off my Honey-Do list

Boo doo bee doo

 

Santa honey, I want an Autobot and that’s

Not a lot

autobot

I’ve been an angel all year

Santa baby, and hurry down the chimney tonight

 

Santa cutie, there’s one thing I really do need,

The feed

To the Heavyweight Fight

Santa cutie, and hurry down the chimney tonight

 

Santa Baby, Fill my stockings with TexMex

And sex

A T-Rex would be fine

Santa baby, and hurry down the chimney tonight

 

Come and trim my Christmas tree

With a Hedge Trimmer, lifetime guaranteed

I really do believe in you

Let’s see if you believe in me

Boo doo bee doo

 

Santa baby, forgot to mention one little thing,

An X-Wing

xwing

The real thing

Santa baby, and hurry down the chimney tonight

 

Hurry down the chimney tonight

Hurry down the chimney tonight

 

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My Personalized Christmas Book

Saturday, October 17th, 2009

 

Wanna know a secret?… We didn’t come up with the idea of putting your child’s name into their own customized children’s book.  In fact, when I was six (about twenty years ago), my mother bought a novelty gift that was made by an incredibly modern device (something called a “com-pu-ter”).  It inserted my name, age, and city of residence into a story about Santa.

 

A Christmas Story

 

You see, when little Jeff (me) asked Santa to give all the grownups the unselfish give of Time, he rewarded him (me) with a ride on his sleigh delivering presents (and time, I guess).  The only problem (besides the lame moral) was that I was a precocious child who thought, “That didn’t happen!  I asked for a truck, not Time!”  I suspected that some trick was being played on me and read it exactly once (sorry Mom).

 

The story’s failed use of the past tense (indicating a false history that even a child can see through) inspired our use of the future and present tenses.  Our custom kids books say things like, “If she were big, she’d…” or “When Olivia goes to the park, she…”

 

Also, absent from a book about me… pictures of Me!!!  No wait, there I am!  Look how handsome!

 

Jeff's Personalized Christmas Book

 

Here, they got me from my good side!

 

Jeff's Personalized Christmas Book 2

 

This book’s lessons were very useful during the development of our own customizable books.  Now, your precocious children are guaranteed  to cry out, “That’s me!” instead of, ”No way!”