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Dancer No, Calm Boys: Analysis
Ring, Ring! Dasher stops! Dancer No, Calm boys. Now you probably already know who this is. Yes its the famous Santa clause. If you don't know who this is well i'm about to tell you. He’s a night person and a morning person because, he stays up all the continuance watching everyone. He lives in the north pole and is always joly. He loves cookies and milk and is a pretty big boy. He has workers and they are very short, not dwarfs, there elfs. Elfs have giant big and funny ears and have pointy shoes. They were Green and Red close with some white on them. They also have bells on them.

Now the first that I ever experienced Santa or “saint’ nick” was when I was about three. I was so, so happy when I would wake up in the morning on Christmas and see all of the presents on the ground from him. I loved making cookies for him and giving him milk. I would be really excited when I wake up and all the cookies would be gone. My thoughts on this right now are that he is just a made up man to make kids happy and get into giving and niceness.
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I thought that was really to but now I get to move it around. So I know that those aren't real and they are really the same. They both can't be seen moving, your parents tell you that they will be back when Christmas time
. But let me ask something. Have you ever wondered where this came from and who would do this.well here it is, The name Santa Claus evolved from Nick’s Dutch nickname, Sinter Klaas, a shortened form of Sint Nikolaas (Dutch for Saint Nicholas).Now it's honestly a big fat lie but it helps your kids at the same juncture
. Because it teaches them how to give, love, and

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