But days and hours before, the preparations began. Carson wrote Santa a letter in Mrs. Martin's class. She mailed the letter straight to the North Pole for Santa to read. In his letter, Carson asked for Legos, a 24 Carrot Medallion, and books. Santa could handle that with a little help from his elves. The elves had to make a 24 Carrot Medallion just for him. On Christmas Eve, Carson gathered several cookies and a glass of milk for Santa and placed them on the fireplace. He also put a new special key that Grammy gave him on the front door, so Santa could get into our house a little easier. Finally, he sprinkled reindeer food on the lawn and said a final goodbye to Zoby. A FEW hours later, Carson awoke to find the loot Santa left behind for Ella and him. In Ella's pile, there was a Barbie jeep, a Baby Alive baby, a baby doll bed, a sticker book, and an ICarly playset. Santa left three special books for the two to share. In Carson's pile, Santa left a racing Lego set, a lap drum set, a Nascar racing helmet, Wii Mario Brothers, a pitching machine, a bucket of balls, a pair of pajamas, a skateboard ramp with Tech decks, Guess Who, and a 24 Carrot Medallion. Before his departure, Santa enjoyed a few cookies and a sip of milk.
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12:50!!!!!!! I bet "Santa" had just fell asleep when he heard the pitter patter of little feet!
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