Wish List Day at the North Pole

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Wish List Day at the North Pole

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It is Wish List Day at the North Pole, a day of reminder from the North Pole Post Office to get your wish list in to Santa.

For Santa, this day is important because he REALLY needs to hear from you soon so that he can know what you want for Christmas. The wish lists have been coming in pretty heavy for a few weeks now but they will peak in the next ten days or so.

Santa says there are three kinds of wish list makers:

First are those who make a list right after Christmas. These wish list makers are usually motivated by something they wanted for Christmas but didn’t get. They are optimists. They have belief that Santa will bring whatever it is to them – eventually.

Then there are the Big Dreamers, as Santa calls them. These are wish list makers who will send a list to Santa any day of the year they have a big idea. They wish for things that are really big – things like houses, mountains, air planes or other such things. These folks also tend to be people of who change their minds a lot. They will send in a wish list in June just to change their mind and wish for something else in September.

The third kind of wish list maker is the most common. These are believers in Santa who think about their wish for a long time but wait until at least Thanksgiving before they ever say anything to Santa about it.

And really, according to Mrs. Claus, there is a fourth kind of wish list maker: the undecided believer. These are people who believe in Santa who really don’t have an idea of what they want for Christmas. Some of these folks feel guilty because they have a lot already and they feel bad asking for something from Santa when they know there are others who have bigger needs than their own. Santa loves to surprise these people and they love to be surprised.

At the end of the day, it doesn’t matter what kind of wish list maker you are. Just send Santa a wish list. It’s okay if you can’t think of anything you really want. Santa wants to hear from you any way.

Of course, you can send your wish list to Santa right here on SantaUpdate.com. The North Pole Post Office processes all the wish lists that come through Santa Update and Santa sees every one of them.

For more information about wish lists and the North Pole Post Office, please listen to the North Pole Radio News report in the player above.