A day in a Hallmark Christmas
Dear, Bunny
Today we had the most wonderful time! It is only the 2nd day of December, but It already feels like Christmas! Our first stop was pictures with Santa. He was a jolly old fellow, and told the funniest jokes! My favorite he told was; “Do you know why I never give children money for Christmas? Because we have snow banks up in the north pole and all my assets are frozen!!”
Next we stopped by the library to return a CD. But as we were checking out, A librarian walked up with a smile on her face. She said,
“Hello! I wanted to let you know we’re having a gingerbread house making event, and there are four spots left if you are interested.”
Four spots left!! We joyfully accepted. There were gumdrops, peppermints, licorice and more to decorate our houses. It was fun to see all the different gingerbread houses everyone made! Once we returned home, we had some hot cocoa with candy canes. Then we went out again to do a little Christmas shopping, I would tell you more, but it is a surprise! After that, we took a break before our main event. Around 4:00, we headed out for Baldwin. When we arrived, we saw them setting up the nativity, I even saw the shepherds had real goats! We walked around the streets and first visited the dance academy, where they were preparing for their Nutcracker show. The dancers had such pretty dresses! And the mouse king was there, he would greet everyone who came in by shouting,
“Welcome to my kingdom!” Then the Sugar Plum Fairy would correct him,
“It is not!!” We grabbed some cookies for the road and continued on. Since we had some time, we ordered a pizza at a nearby Gambino's. While we waited, we heard some carols sung by the choir.
"Christmas time is here!” Once we finished our pizza, we went to see the nativity. we quickly got to a nice spot beside the road to watch the parade. There were fire trucks and floats and so many lights! There was a cute- No, adorable little pony pulling a car. After the parade, there was a firework show! Gold! Red! Green! Spiraling sparkles like thousands of stars. It seemed to last forever. When it did end, we visited the nativity again and I gave some of my candy that I got from the parade to the people there. Then we all bundled up into the car and listened to Christmas music all the way home. It all came together so perfectly it felt like Hallmark Christmas! I can’t wait for Christmas Day!
-Whimsical Writer
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