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Letters to Santa

I stole this one off my sister's computer over Thanksgiving. It is my 7 yr old niece (Kate)'s letter to Santa for this year. All I can say when I read it is "wow," while shaking my head. Just not too sure what else to say! Hopefully it brings a smile to your face like it did mine.

Dear Santa,

Christmas is right around the corner. I can’t wait till it happens. I know there are a lot of things on my wish list but don’t worry because that is for this year and next the next and the next. One of the most wanted things is the Nintendo DS because it is very cool and the games for it are very fun. I’m not saying I need it I’d just like it. The games I want are Nintendogs (not the same as Molly’s), Mario boys 5, and the M&M game.

I would also like the new 39 clues book. The first one was amazing! That’s why I’d like the 2nd one. The books tell you a lot of stuff. This one I would really like. It even tells you about Benjamin Franklin. The books tell you to get into reading. These books can give you a lot of experience.

Now I would really like a Wii because both Molly and I want one. I mean you can bowl; you can play tennis, soccer, baseball. It’s so awesome! You can play all new games. You know, I bet the whole family wants one. If I don’t get I would sort of be sad.

Sincerely your fan Kate

Comments

CoachLiz said…
Wow!

I hope that Santa can leave a Wii under Kate's Christmas tree.
December 2, 2008 at 6:05 PM
26.2 Princess said…
That is so sweet! I did need a smile this morning...
December 3, 2008 at 9:25 AM
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