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Santa's work is done.

ponyo

Lifer
Ate the cookies my daughter left for Santa. Moved the presents from the attic to the tree. Now time for bed. Can't wait to see the look on her face in the morning. 🙂

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Just finished putting together my kid's Calico Critters treehouse. Wife is still wrapping gifts. Throughout tomorrow, we will have 36 people over across breakfast and dinner. My wife is a champ. She is due to give birth next week and has been non stop busy these last couple weeks.
 
I volunteered to pass out toys at a local organization last week, and the talk about the look of exhilaration on a child's face that has waited inline with parents since 6PM the previous night in the cold, just to receive a donated toy...
 
All the presents were for my daughter. "Excessive" is relative term. Some might think that's too little. That's about average in our circle of family and friends.

My daughter loved all her gifts. Her joy, smile, and laughter while opening the gifts made it all worth it.
 
If that is all for 1 kid, and not, say, 5, the word 'excessive' would be an understatement.

I disagree. How do you know what's in the boxes? Growing up, and for my own children, in addition to a few games/toys/hobby related items, Christmas was like "back to school clothes shopping, take 2." And, it included a lot of winter types of clothing - gloves, hat, wool socks, thermal underwear, etc. 4 of the gifts might all have contributed to staying warm while out sled riding the next day (not to mention the perennial new sled given as a Christmas gift - bow only, no wrapping paper.)
 
Santa's going to leave coal in your stocking for that!
Who are you to say a dad cannot splurge on his kids?
How bad do I have to be to get Santa to leave me, ohhh, say about 2 tons of coal? 50 pound bags would be nice; but I'd settle for 40 pound bags.
 
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