This letter was sent to the schools by a local letter shop. In their store, they had a special bright red mailbox. Letters for Santa were deposited in this mailbox and shipped to the North Pole. Given that there was a space at the bottom of the letters for one's address, I am assuming that Little Dude will get a letter in return. After reading what my boy wrote, I am quite anxious to see how the big man responds.
In case you can't see or figure out what my boy is trying to say with his lovely spelling skills, let me point out the crucial parts.
For the most part, Little Dude has been good. But apparently the husband and I have been busy. If you look close, it appears our son thinks he has 22 sisters and 1 brother. It would also appear we are quite neglectful as parents because I have no idea where these siblings are!
"Please" is often a word my kids forget, but Little Dude is correct in pointing out he always says "Thank you". That does make him plite (polite), so I guess he does deserve gifts.
But just because my boy thinks he deserves lots of gifts doesn't mean he doesn't think others should get jipped!
For me, Little Dude would like Santa to bring muge (mug). His daddy needs a new computer. I beg to differ on that one! For GG, he wold like Santa to bring mackup (make-up). She's only 10 so Santa and I might have some words if he really does bring her make-up, but I have to give Little Dude credit. He does know what his sister likes!
For our cat, a lidul cot (little cot). Last time I checked, our cat died over the summer. Perhaps this cat is hiding with the missing siblings? And finally, for his cousins, some bons (bones). Because they have dogs. Yes, I had to ask for an explanation with the bones.
In closing, Little Dude would like more Digrs (diggers). Santa and I might have more words because another digger is the last thing this boy of mine needs! And that big long "K" word under diggers - I do believe that is how my son spells a construction work site. Because a sandbox and his own designated digging spot in the yard aren't sufficient? Forget words with friends, it's words with Santa should he follow through!
Although with the luck Santa's helper (aka me) is having with finding the toy I really want to get, I might have to resort to more diggers.
What are your kids asking for Christmas because obviously I need more ideas other than diggers?
Until next time...
3 comments:
Ha! That's really cute. You better keep that and pull it out years from now to show him.
My 4 year old wants everything he sees. No Joke. Gender specific isn't important either.
That letter is a keeper.
Ha Lil Dude is sooooooo cute! Like the translations you sprinkled throughout the letter. My lil guy is only 3 and we don't make that big of a deal out of Santa bringing gifts so he hasn't sit down to 'write a letter'. I've been picking up things here and there. The biggest thing right now is V-Tech toys, a telescope (toy), binoculars (toy), and maybe a toy Dr. kit because he keeps insisting on using his 'stethescope' to check my heart.
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