The next day Isaak wrote yet another letter. He asked me, "Is there such a thing as magic Mom?" I said, "That depends on who you ask. Magic is visual tricks." He said, "Is Santa magical?" I said, "I suppose so."
The next thing I knew he had a letter asking if Santa could make him his own Frosty the Snowman?
I said, "Isaak I don't think Santa can do that."
He said, "Sure he can. He's magical."
What should I do in this situation?
One thought is: Santa could leave a letter telling Isaak he made one, but that Frosty had to come back with him because he'd melt here. I thought he could leave some magic saw dust from the Elve's workshop.
I could Photoshop Frosty into our living room, and get it printed in a photograph.
Am I going too far in my thinking?
Tough one. I think I might have said something like that Frosty can only live at the North Pole because he's made of magic snow? Ugh!
ReplyDelete'tis the season to go above and beyond and I love your idea! :)
ReplyDeleteI don't know either. My seven year old asked Santa to bring him a Wall E that is real. Sigh.
ReplyDeleteI just gave my Grandson a movie about a snowman. Not sure if he has watched it yet.
ReplyDeleteI love your idea's...
ReplyDeleteBroxton watched it too...
He has a stuffed Frosty, that we got for review from Build a Bear... He knows that Frosty can't be real here, but he has the play one and is fine with that...
I like the photoshop idea. Kind of like the I caught santa idea that's been going around. Just tell them it was too hot for Frosty to stick around, so here's a pic from his visit. How fun!
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