Do you believe in Santa?
Does your local post office have a Santa mailbox?
If you have kids, do they write letters to Santa?
Have you ever written your own letter to Santa?
As we grow into adults, we tend to change our view on Santa from believing in him to taking over the roll of playing Santa. I can’t speak for my husband, but I look forward to shopping as ‘Santa’. I usually only pick a couple gifts for each of my children and I even go as far as buying and hiding a special roll of wrapping paper and using it for the ‘Santa’ gifts only.
Every year I encourage my kids to write their letter to Santa. Of course, there is always a slight worry about what they will put in the letter because kids these days are getting smarter and the gifts are getting more expensive. For that reason, I encourage them to write down several different ideas in hopes that I can hit at least one when I shop. If I could take it shopping with me that would be great and I try to peek while I’m encouraging the writing but our post office has a Santa mailbox so the letter gets sealed and they put them in the box themselves.
I have to admit I’ve not written a letter myself as an adult but if my kids ever asked me to, I totally would.
I can only hope that I can keep the dream alive as long as my kids believe. I can’t remember much about getting excited about Santa as a kid but I can only imagine it’s as excited as I get keeping that dream alive for my kids.
Merry Christmas everyone !
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Christmas is supposed to be a joyous time of year, but for Harper Donaldson it’s just another day. Orphaned at an early age, she doesn’t have a single good memory of Christmas.
But, when a Santa’s Mailbox mysteriously appears in the lobby of the post office where she works as postmistress, Harper wonders what it could hurt to send her own letter to Santa.
Could he bring her the family she’d always wanted?
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But, when a Santa’s Mailbox mysteriously appears in the lobby of the post office where she works as postmistress, Harper wonders what it could hurt to send her own letter to Santa.
Could he bring her the family she’d always wanted?
Amazon
Amazon (UK)
Barnes and Noble
Kobo
Smashwords
All Romance eBooks
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Meet The Author
Born and raised in Northern Indiana, Krista now resides in Northern Lower Michigan. She is married to a very supportive man who allows her to follow her true passion of writing and never complains when she is pirated away on her computer for hours. He is excellent at bouncing ideas around with and even helps the occasional writers block. He’s also a terrific “in house” editor. Krista is also a mother of 4 ornery children who keep her plenty busy. With an addition of 2 beautiful chocolate lab sisters and a playful kitty, there is never a dull or spare moment in her household.
Krista has always loved to read and would often sit up for hours into the night not able to put down a book until she was finished. She still reads when she can but her main focus is creating her own stories to share with the world.
She loves to communicate with her readers so please feel free to drop her a line anytime.
Krista has always loved to read and would often sit up for hours into the night not able to put down a book until she was finished. She still reads when she can but her main focus is creating her own stories to share with the world.
She loves to communicate with her readers so please feel free to drop her a line anytime.
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Ha! I do the separate wrapping paper too. Even at 5 yrs of age, they're too stinkin' smart!
ReplyDeleteOh i totally agree Terri !! It gets harder the older they get too :)
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