Dear Santa

I was a bad girl this year. As bad as Zumba our kitty who licks her paws and ignores the rules. When Ma said we were going to the mall, I ran to get my purse and could not find it. I looked in the big room, but only found daddy's apple watch.  So I took that instead.  I was so proud when the juice lady told me I owed her two dollars I knew what to do. I held up my wrist to the glass til' it  beeped. But  when Aunty called me on my cel phone and asked where I was, she spotted the apple watch and called me dad right away. I got yelled at for taking it, and now I'm not allowed to eat my cereal beneath the kitchen table with Zumba. Well, I know, I made this a long long letter but the reason I am writing is to ask you for my very own apple watch.
It doesn't have to be like daddies as long as it beeps like his. So I can buy my little ponies.  Oh, and can you bring a bell for Zumba so when she hides I can find her more easy. 
Oh and  Santa, I almost forgot the most part. Ma made  dairy free cookies so no gas this year. She says the Reindeer will arrive quicker without the extra smog.  
Ok, I think that is all Santa, got to go brush my teeth now and fake sleep.  

Love, M. 

ps. this is based on a true story.
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November 21, 2019 at 2:19 PM
always enjoy your stories...
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November 21, 2019 at 1:49 PM
Hello Pixie Duet, you created a cute poem. you gave me my smile for the day. have a nice day my friend.
Cunningham Avatar
November 21, 2019 at 1:29 PM
Loved your story Pixie, fake sleep love it. Tom
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November 21, 2019 at 7:54 AM
Simply delightful! I think Santa will move you back to the Nice List. Hugs Rick.
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November 21, 2019 at 6:51 AM
So cute my friend--adorable story!
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