Santa Tracker

EJ, Goob and I spent much of the day on Christmas Eve tracking Santa Claus on Google Earth. (Yes, I am still scared of Google Earth, but tracking Santa was so much fun, I just had to allow myself to play on Google Earth for one day).

I stayed up until 12:30 in the morning, hoping to watch him fly in to Utah, but since he was still in Canada and I was tired, I decided to call it a night. Besides, isn't it true that Santa Claus won't come to your house unless you are asleep in your bed? So I guess it's a good thing.

Even though I am technically considered an adult, Santa Claus is still one of my favorite people. Yes, I get made fun of a lot for that, but EJ told me last night that he appreciates my enthusiasm for Christmas and my future children are pretty much going to have the best Christmas's ever, so I can put up with a few people making fun of me. (For those of you who are worried that my children won't know the true meaning of Christmas, don't be. I believe, like Reverend Camden on 7th Heaven that of course the birth of the Savior is the more important thing on Christmas, however, they don't have to be completely separated all the time since Santa Claus also loves all children and represents what is good in the world like love and happiness and peace).

Because Santa Claus is one of my favorite people, I love things that remind me of him like the Rubber Duck Santa Claus and the Santa Claus Ball Stress Toy, both of which would be perfect for any kind of holiday advertisement.