Invite Santa to your Holiday Event

Maybe it is the infectious "Ho Ho Ho" that quickly turns into laughter, or the eyes that are always smiling.  It could be the ears that always listen to the little ones...



Yes, it could be that beautiful custom made suit, the real leather boots and belt, that big brass belt buckle.

Maybe even how Storytelling Santa makes noses glow magically - just like Rudolph's, or that BIG RED Naughty or Nice Book...

Perhaps it is what others have said, like Brenda W. who said, "Storytelling Santa has the most amazing look.  He stepped out of storybooks and into our home last year!"...

Most likely it is that Storytelling Santa shows the Spirit of Christmas to every little one he sees.  Every child knows that the REAL Santa listens to them, cares about them as he visits!  that is why Storytelling Santa is the BEST SANTA around!

Give Storytelling Santa a call at 937-371-4071 or e-mail him at Santa@Storytelling Santa.com to schedule your visit!

Santa is ready to visit You

Santa is so busy these days, making lists, checking them twice.  Elves are beginning to worry that we will not be ready for that wonderful Christmas Eve ride.  Mrs. Claus frets that Santa won't fit into his red suit this year.


Reindeer are running and taking test jumps, jumping over barns, the workshop, dancing on the winds and eager to step into their harnesses and fly.


There are so many stories about Christmas and Santa.  You can invite Storytelling Santa to your home or event!  Give him a call or e-mail him at santa@storytellingsanta.com!

Checking the list

As you schedule your event, what do you really look for, what do you want in your Santa?  How about a consummate professional with many years experience working with Children, who not only loves but respects each little one?  A professional storyteller since 1976 with acting, storytelling, improv and puppetry experience?  Former children's and youth pastor?  An incredible voice for singing and a personality that children gravitate to?

Want Mrs. Claus to visit?  Just ask!


Add to that a custom suit, long white beard, shiny custom made brass buckle, long leather boots and that twinkle in his eye that you just have to see.  Now THAT is Santa!


Give Storytelling Santa a call at 937-371-4071 or e-mail him at santa@storytellingsanta.com today.

Looking to Schedule Santa for your event?

It is hard to believe, but Santa is already getting calls and is scheduling visits for Christmas!  Folks around the Greater Dayton, Ohio area, Cincinnati, Springboro, Centerville, Kettering and surrounding areas have loved inviting Storytelling Santa into their homes for a Christmas visit!


Call Storytelling Santa now at 937-371-4071

Santa is getting busy!

Santa is getting busier every day. There are reindeer nuggets with flight enhancers to pick up at the North Pole Emporium today. Rudolph has a cold and his nose is not glowing right now. Elf Ratso suggested Limburger cheese to open Rudolph's sinuses! Santa vetoed that idea. Elves are running the toy making workshops at full speed!

Pre-Christmas visits are filling up! If you want to get on Storytelling Santa's calendar, please contact him early!

santa@storytellingsanta.com or give him a call at 937-371-4071

Pictures!

Santa had the opportunity to visit for Halloween with a neighborhood.

Over 100 youngsters stopped to visit, have an early picture take in their Halloween costume and some gave Santa a hug!





It was a lovely evening!

Invite Storytelling Santa
to your Family, corporate or charity event!
santa@storytellingsanta.com

Santa comes to your home!

It is not too early to contact Santa for a Holiday visit for your family, church, charity or corporate event!

My calendar fills up quickly, so give me a call
at 937-371-4071 or email
at santa@storytelling santa.com!

Late Night at the Pole

It is so very late at Santa's Village! Mrs. Claus, the elves and most of the reindeer have been asleep for hours. Santa has been working on the "Naughty and Nice" list for ever so long.

Don't think to yourself that it an easy job. Every child, no matter the age, has a little "naughty" in them and even the most naughty can develop a little "nice".

Santa sipped some hot chocolate earlier and had a snickerdoodle cookie. Snickerdoodles are one of Santa's favorites. Sleep would not come, so after wandering to the reindeer barn, brushing Rudy... Rudolph and making sure each deer had enough reindeer nuggets with flight additives, Santa has come back close to the fireplace.

A good book, a quilt and soft Christmas carols are what is needed!

Half Way mark is passed

Well, the year is more than half over and I didn't even see it come and go. There is so much to be done, lists to check, toys to make, and the diet... yes, the diet. Even Santa needs to eat healthy! You don't think I live on cookies and milk, do you?

Summer

The hint of summer at the North Pole is just a hint. Lots of work to do to get ready for the Big
Ride!

Hawaiian Shirts

Mrs C has accused Santa of complaining.Santa's not complaining, just making an observation.

The Claus family is in Hawaii for a vacation, Mrs C has slathered sunscreen all over Santa.

Santa just mentioned that not one of the shops selling Hawaiian shirts had any with snowflakes, reindeer or poinsettias on them. Just an observation.

Mrs C suggested there might not be a huge demand for those particular patterns... other than Himself.

Santa let out a ho ho ho that almost gave him away. Little Wally Carpenter from Savannah was building a sand castle nearby and looked over at me for a long time. Don't know that he recognized Santa with the beard trimmed.

Early Morning in March

Up early today. Mrs C is still sleeping, the workshop only has the night shift of elves working right now. Later in the year it will be running full force. It is quiet and one can sit and listen to the wind blowing against the windows and along the eves.

It is going to be a beautiful day, cold and beautiful. I think I'll put on my heavy cape and walk up to see the reindeer later this morning.

Stretch

Santa just needed to stretch his legs the morning. These old bones need a walk to get all the kinks out. Some of the chimneys these days are mighty narrow... and tall! Coming down them can surely be work. The reward is always placing the last present carefully under the tree, turning and for a moment listening to the quiet, the silence interrupted occasionally by a snore or soft breathing from little ones who swore they would stay awake to see Santa.

Santa doesn't often sit to eat the cookies and drink the milk left for him, but he does so appreciate it. Walking just now brings chocolate chips to mine, and snickerdoodles, and ginger snaps, and oatmeal....

Dreams

I would that you could dream my dreams.
Dreams of children smiling
Of Christmas the way it should be
The way it is meant to be
Of Yuletide the way it was.
Unselfish, a time of giving
Of sharing, of simple gifts
Given freely, quietly.

Of freshly fallen snow
Deep, cold, quiet
Wrapping itself
Around a sleeping world