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I fell asleep while diligently See The Able Not The Label Autism Awareness shirt. Trying to get the low-down on Santa When Christmas morning came, I always found that Santa had quietly slipped in and out while my Like Susan, there are some things I’m pretty skeptical about, but others that I believe with all my heart. If you are new to the Elf tradition and are wondering how to introduce your house elf, have no fear.I’m sharing four ways to introduce your family to a new Christmas tradition. Doorstep Delivery. Children love finding surprises left on their doorstep. Wrap up your elf and package him as if he were being mailed. Add creative “North Pole” and “fragile” labels to the box. Address your package to the children of the home. Include Santa Claus and the North Pole as part of the If you’d like, include some candy canes or other simple Christmas treats with the elf, as well as an introductory letter and instructions.

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