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Christmas Panic at the Pole With only 12 days before Christmas, Santa‘s concerned with the weather report, the sleigh has a major malfunction, needs repair and the time’s running short. All the elves have themselves in a panic, their shifts running twenty-four seven, their tired and stressed but are doing their best with remaining days numbering 11. The reindeer are poised and polished, Santa conducts their inspection with praise, with the flight plan officially filed, they’re all set to depart in 10 days. Rudolph is fighting a head cold But Santa knows he’ll be fine, Santa rubs him with Vicks, with a hot toddy mix cause he has to be ready in 9. Bad news from North Pole repair shop, some parts for the sleigh might be late and there’s no time for home delivery tonight as the countdown continues to 8. Mrs. Claus and her singing elves, entertain in the hall till eleven, she has to confess as she plays all requests, she’ll be glad when its over in 7. Santa’s caught double dipping the eggnog, with 6 left he has gained one more pound those cookies and chips have gone this hips he’ll be lucky to get off the ground Mrs. Clause coaxes Santa try on his suit they look at each other with dread, with 5 days to go, it’s three inches to tight, she looks for a needle and thread. Well, tragedy has been averted the sleigh’s fixed and Rudolph’s alright with only 4 days before Christmas is here looks like everyone’s up for the flight! The Elves throw a disco party Santa’s soaking his feet instead with 3 days to go what he wants most of all is a good night’s sleep in his bed. The North Pole workshop got buried in a blizzard with 2 days to go, Santa summoned the elves at 3am to shovel 12 inches of snow. The presents are loaded, the reindeers prance Christmas eve is finally here Ho Ho Ho Santa cries as he flies cross the sky “MERRY CHRISTMAS and HAPPY NEW YEAR” Liz Labadie -Reilly
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