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Beth

Cute invitations!

We had a similar policy with Santa. And, like you, we ended up doing the whole Santa thing. But, it was fine.

Felicia

What a sweet Santa story. A former coworker of mine forgot to put out several toys she had stashed in a spare room for the kids. She quietly slipped away and grabbed the hefty sack full of toys and threw it out the back door onto the lawn. She then proceeded to tell the kids she heard quite the Santa clatter last night and perhaps they'd better check. To this day her kids still talk about the time Santa missed the tree and dropped the back of presents in the back yard. :)

kimberly

Oh what a funny story! I can understand why it's strange to tell the Santa story but to me it's all imagination. I've never been one to say, "hey look, it's Santa over there in the red suit" because that would take him out of our imaginations and make him real. No, he comes in the night and is dressed as you see him in your head.
Oh and I know what you mean about getting a bit lazy when we spread ourselves thin but those cards are adorable.

ragan

Those cards are very cute, and so was that little Santa story!

Karen

I think the cards are adorable!! Sometimes simple just looks so much better!

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