Did you ever wonder how Santa delivers all those gifts in one night or even why he even brings gifts? Well, now you can find out on Santa’s FAQ Page.
This page houses Frequently Asked Questions that Santa has been asked by children all over the world throughout the years.
If after you browse through the list, you have another questions, you can even click on the “Contact Us” link to ask it.
Connect to Santa’s FAQ Page today and start learning some of Santa’s Secrets.
A study was done in 2010 by abogo.cnt.org that says, Santa spends about $19,115.49 per year (or $1,593 per month) for travel expenses every time to goes out to visit little boys and girls; however, since he travels about 4,670,193.27 miles during his trip, that is only $0.004 a mile. That’s pretty cheap.
Here is a break down on their costs:
You can read the complete study on Santa’s Transportation Costs Here.
Santa spent some time today taking each reindeer out individually for a short flight around the poll. He has noticed during the last few test flights that were was some kind of sluggish response in some of the turns. Everyone was contributing the issue to a new harness Santa is using this year, but they were not able to work out the details.
After today’s solo flights, the problem has been found. Santa believes that Comet is still 20lbs overweight and has placed him on a strict dies for the December 5, St. Nicholas Day run. He needs Comet to lose these extra pounds so that the entire team is safe.
As you may know, Comet has a sweet tooth, and it is hard for him to stay away from the snacks. Now that the big man has made the order, we all need to keep our eyes open so that Comet doesn’t sneak.
- E.B.
We had an awesome chat session tonight with Mrs. Claus. We had Jester from the Office of Elf Affairs, Jimmy from the Elf Workers Union, of course I (Edward) was present, and Mrs. Claus. Santa joined in a couple of times, but he was busy making dinner for Mrs. Claus and himself. Of course he had to start over since he burnt the fist batch, and we had to send over a clean up crew to get Mrs. Claus’ kitchen back in order.
We had Theresa, Jordan, Molly, Mia, Lacey join us and tell Santa what they wanted for Christmas. It seems that the “Monster High” dolls are a big item this year.
Jester logged a complaint with the union. It turns out that he did not get any of Mrs. Claus’ new peppermint chocolate chip cookies, but Mrs. Claus said that she would make him a special batch.
Jimmy said that he could not stay late, but he would swing by the stable and see if he could find Rudolf to see if there will be any reindeer games schedule before the “Big” trip this year.
There has been talk about scheduling another chat before Christmas.
We received a report from Frosty earlier today that Professor Hinkle was lurking around his wardrobe closet up at the North Pole.
We have several security teams out looking for him right now.
If anyone spots this man, please call the main security office immediately. He is very persuasive, but is not to be trusted.
As you are well aware, Professor Hinkle will not give up until he gets that magical hat back from Frosty. Without the hat, we have no Frosty.
Mrs. Claus and some volunteer teen elves will be having story time and snacks again this weekend in the great hall for all the elf children.
Parent elves are welcome to bring their kids by this Saturday at 4 p.m. so that they can go out and have some “time off”.
There will be several stories, snacks, and crafts the little ones can enjoy.
She has also asked that you bring a sleeping bag this year. Towards the end of the evening everyone can curl up on the floor and we will be watching a couple of Christmas movies.
“They can take as long as they need,” said Mrs. Claus when we asked her what time it was over.
In his ongoing campaign to save his fellow turkey’s during the holiday season, Tom Turkey has posed for a new coloring page. Here is a quote from Tom himself:
I suggest… gobble, gobble, that since everyone decorates for Christmas early… gobble, gobble, and songs play in stores, gobble, gobble, why not skip Thanksgiving and go straight to Christmas… gobble, gobble… and eat the pig.
You can now download the new color page on Tom Turkey’s Resource Page.
