Christmas Morning

Isaak got up, got us up, and we all went into the living room. The first thing he said was, "Oh man I forgot to mention in my letter for Santa to put magic into Frosty. I wanted him alive."

I said, "Isaak Santa wouldn't be able to do that. Frosty would melt here. He has to take his magical things back to the North Pole with him."

Santa did see in K-Mart's add (a place where he never shops) that they had a Frosty the Snowman marked down from like $45 to $15.

The boys spent the morning putting together Lego sets, watching a movie, and eating homemade cinnamon rolls from Grandma. They were in toy heaven.

Frosty the Snowman

This last weekend we watched Rudolf the Red-Nosed Reindeer and Frosty the Snowman.

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?