I had my kids (5&7) write down their list for xmas, told them I would send it to Santa. Left it setting in the Kitchen yesterday and my son asked why I hadn't EMAILED it yet!
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I had my kids (5&7) write down their list for xmas, told them I would send it to Santa. Left it setting in the Kitchen yesterday and my son asked why I hadn't EMAILED it yet!
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In the past few years my daughter has been emailing Santa herself. The only nice thing is when you email him you get a response back. Sure beat when we were kids and just had to believe that he received it. Wil
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We mailed a letter last year for our 5 year old and the post office sent a letter back from the "North pole".
From what I read they take a portion of the stamps that are used and donate the money to some charity.
Our son was so proud that he recieved a reply.
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I agree. There is something concrete about opening a real letter. You could also put the souvenir in a scrap book.
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Originally Posted by Russ Filtz
http://www.emailsanta.com/
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Most of those letters are sent to North Pole, Alaska. Yes there is a North Pole-- a small town Southeast of Fairbanks. School kids and volunteer workers read the letters and respond back. You can contact them and they will also send a letter to a child for a small fee.
No connection!
Address- Santa Claus House, 101 St. Nicholas Drive, North Pole, AK 99705 www.santaclausehouse.com
Last edited by Jerry Clark; 10-30-2007 at 7:55 PM. Reason: add address!
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