*oink* I can't wait for Santa Clause this year........ He give the best gifts to good piglets?
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better watch out, better not cry, better not pout i'm telling you why, santa clause is coming this year!\n\nsanta rocks out loud!
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I'll give you £1 if you can give me proof that he is the real Santa.  When I saw him last year I whispered something very special in his ear.  If you can tell me what it was I will pay up the cash - otherwise you can keep him because he is not real.
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Mysterious Santa brings cheer to lonely in nursing homes, hospitals\n\nJohn C. Atkinson, 70, will be in a nursing home on Christmas.\n\nAnd he'll be loving it.\n\n"You get a good, hearty feeling out of it altogether," he said. "It makes you feel so good."\n\nAtkinson will spend Christmas morning at Riverview Health and Rehabilitation Center, handing out gifts and goodies to some 200 residents. Other volunteers with the century-old Savannah tradition called Mysterious Santa will deliver some cheer to other nursing homes and hospitals.\n\nFor some nursing home residents, the visit itself is a rare thing.\n\nMore than 50 percent of nursing home residents have no close relatives, and 46 percent have no living children, according to the National Center for Health Statistics. At Riverview, interim administrator Janet McKay estimates about half the residents never get a visitor.\n\nNot even on Christmas.\n\n"That's how this program got started in 1902," said the current Mysterious Santa, whose identity remains confidential. "Eugene Smith was in the hospital Christmas Day, and he had no visitors. He made a promise: Lord get me well, and I won't let this happen to anyone else."\n\nThe Savannah businessman made good on his promise the next year.\n\nThe tradition has been growing bigger ever since - first with Smith, then with a string of other Santas carrying on the tradition.\n\nThis year, the Mysterious Santa and his bevy of volunteers will set out about 6:30 a.m. Christmas morning and visit nearly 3,000 patients at 27 locations, including hospitals and nursing homes. Each of the children will be given a toy, while the adults will get some fruit.\n\nThe volunteers reap something even more valuable.\n\n"It's worthwhile just seeing the people's faces when we come in," Atkinson said. "You get hugs, and people holler out, 'Here comes Santa Claus, ho ho ho.'\n\n"I just get a good feeling out of it."
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Happiness... That's all I want for Christmas! Oh, and I want my two front teeth too!\nNice hat... Have a happy Thanksgiving! :-)
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Another idea is that you could go to a local orphanage and give presents. God Bless you all,♥
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Me too.  My family has decided not to "do" Christmas this year.  By that I\nmean buy lots of useless presents for each other.  We are going to \ncelebrate by spending lots of time together and eating great meals.  Not\nall of them prepared by me!!!  I'm looking forward to it.
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Well I assume Santa still knows if I've been naughty or nice.  In THAT case, I doubt if I get anything but a lump of coal!   lol
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here comes santa clause, here comes santa clause ridein down santa clause lane!!! i just had to type the whole thing... lol... my daughter told me this...
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My boyfriend... spending Christmas just the two of us this year. no family. just us. sweet.... Guess the turkey won't be the only thing getting well and truly stuffed this Christmas! He he! \n(My boyfriend is like Santa... he can come up my chimney anytime! ...and he knows if i've been bad or good....)
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YES! YES! YES!\n\nI know he exists.  He inspired me to choose kids from a giving tree, and help out senior citizens.\n\nI got a MP3 player for a 15-year-old boy.  Thought I'd go out of my box and pick a 15-year-old boy because they are the one's most often forgotten.  Then I got a fire engine for a 5-year-old boy.  The fire engine was super fun to play with; I got to play with it before I wrapped it and gave it away. I also got a Barbie doll for a 5-year-old girl.\n\nThen for the seniors, I got large washable teddy bears; the alzstimers patients love these.  I also got them pill holders, lotion, scarves, and CD Books (for the blind). All of these gifts together were $80.00.  I’m just a good shopping elf.\n\nSo, do you think Santa exists now??? I'm sure he guided me on the children and seniors to pick.  After all, he knows who's been notty and nice.\n\nDo I still get presents from Santa?  Yes, I get the present of being his little elf and helping him help children and the old.  After all, Santa is the Saint Patron of giving.
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Santa a Hasid? LOL Where are his payot?? That's a good one, though ho ho ho!!
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As far as I am concerned the P.C. brigade can take a running jump. I am English, born in England and I will not have people less intelligent than myself telling me what I can say or think.I call a black-board so, because that is what it is, and that is the word I was taught for it. I say baa-baa-black sheep, because that is how the rhyme was written.I say Happy Christmas, because it is Christmas in England and always was to christian people, and always will be.When I  was young I had a golly and a teddy and a white doll and a black doll and a Barbie, why should I now have to change what I call any of them? As for gollies, several years ago I knitted one for a neighbours` 4 year old, since then I have knitted at least sixteen more. All of these were requests from Mums whose child had seen this golly and wanted one knitted, because they had not been able to buy one in a toy-shop!! As long as kiddies want them, I shall knit them. By the way, I also knit sheep cows rabbits,Giraffes,lions what ever the child wants, their Mums` buy the wool and materials and I knit them free of charge. I don`t charge because it appears that you are not allowed to"sell" a golliwog! So as I do them free I do the same with all the other toys. This P.C. world is unbelievable !!
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i do ! i really believe in him. he's the sipirt ..the joy..the laughter..the giving of the season. all rolled up in his jolly ol' self. he brings glad to the heart of childhood,,10 thousand years from now he will continue to make glad the heart of all children,,,,i also collect santas and last count its nearly 160,,,yup,,he's my guy !!
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I give every year. My daughter is so blessed that she gets so many toys that she sometimes dont even play with them. So I keep the boxes and every holiday I have her give up some of her toys to make room for the ones she will be getting for christmas, put them in the boxes and donate them. I teach her the importance of giving and she really enjoys it. Every child should get a gift for christmas.
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Yes, I am looking forward to it. I love that feeling of euphoria that comes around the time of the Holiday season. It's being with family, and loved ones. It's sipping champagne, and drinking hot cocoa, and tea. It's also playing with your nephews/nieces, and giving presents that you know that individual person has asked for, and its seeing their surprise/pleasure when they open it up, and you can actually see the light in their eyes when they do. For me, its not all about the receiving, its about the giving too. In fact, I would much rather give than receive because their is so much more pleasure in it. That is what the holiday season is all about.
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Just a heads up: the postal service says that packages need to go out by Monday to get there by Christmas.  My son is over there and I am busy putting together packages for him and his platoon.  I am sending eye drops, chapstick, socks, cd's, lotion, salty snacks, gum, hand- held games, a harmonica, a yo-yo and fabric softener sheets to help keep his stuff smelling better.  (someone has also suggested fabreeze.)
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Santa I have been a very good girl... let me sit on your lap and tell you what I want for Christmas..