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Blogmas Day 9: Things I thought as a kid- CHRISTMAS EDITION!

So I thought for today's post it might be kind of fun to talk about some things that I thought when I was a kid that I realize as an adult aren't exactly how I thought. Now I know what you're all thinking- am I talking about Santa? No- Santa is totally real and I know he's probably too busy to read this blog this time of year... and it's not that popular of a blog... plus I think The North Pole has Wifi- but I'm not 100% sure... but either way Merry Christmas Santa!

Anyway... on to the thoughts!

1) The Song "Little St. Nick" was about a Small Santa 

So I don't know if anyone remembers the "Now That's What I Call Christmas" Cd and the commercials for it... but they did show a cartoon of what looked to be a little St. Nick. So I thought maybe he was for Little Christmas or he delivered gifts before christmas or something.

I like the song a lot... but it does seem like a fun idea for a little St. Nick to deliver presents before Santa visits.

Honestly... this is a little silly- but that's the only thing I can really think of! I know there's probably more that I thought when I was a kid that was Christmas related... like lines in certain movies or something like that that I got off and I never noticed it... but this is the only "oh that's kinda cute" story I could think of.

I thought of this from one of the newer Charlie Brown Christmas movies that they played after the classic one recently... Sally thinks Santa Clause is Samantha Clause... and I just thought that was a cute little thing that is something a kid probably does think. And that's cute.

Bye!
-Shannon
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