Who says Father Christmas or if you prefer Santa Claus isn’t real, there are many mom and dads who beg to differ on the matter while whiling away the hours gift wrapping prezzies on Christmas eve. Parents normally in the build up to Christmas day enact a game of pretence for a short period of time to ensure gaiety into the minds of their kids about Mr Snow beard himself, St Nicholas. Throughout the process of pretence adults tend to fall into the fantasy world of make believe evading any myth that Santa Clause does not exist. An imaginary Father Christmas in thought is just as good as the real thing to help conjure up an image of perfection to bring this character to life.

Imaginary proof that Father Christmas is real – permits us to make a wish in the way of a prayer for those less fortunate at this time of year. Make this Christmas the most special ever by:

Every year it seems the Christmas Holiday comes earlier and earlier.  Children start telling their parents in August what they want from Santa, decorations go up before the candy is off the shelves for Halloween, and merchants display their Christmas wares as early as September, hoping to catch the eye of early shoppers.  Each year the Holiday gets more and more commercial.

Parents shop for three months, watch Christmas built up from August to December in the malls, and then on Christmas day paper flies and the excitement is over in ten minutes…This year, perhaps we can utilize the icon of Santa to propel past the hype and commercialism.  We can use him to make our own children happy, yet add a touch of sunshine to another child’s life as well?