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Blue Sky Clayworks by
Heather Goldminc
Santa's Try Outs
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Santa's Try
Outs Elephant T-Lite Holder
5" x 10.5" x 4.5" |
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| CL14922 |
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Santa's Try
Outs Dolphin T-Lite Holder
4.5" x 10.25" x 4.25" |
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| CL14919 |
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Santa's Try
Outs Cat T-Lite Holder
3.75" x 6" x 4.75"
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| CL14918 |
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Santa's Try
Outs Frog T-Lite Holder
3.75" x 6" x 4.75" |
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| CL14917 |
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Santa's Try
Outs Mouse T-Lite Holder
4" x 5.25" x 4"
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This is the little known story
about the year the reindeer almost lost their positions as Santa's official
sleigh pullers. One year, when Rudolph and the gang were all nearing
around seven years of age (that's the teen years to you and me) they all began
to feel their oats. They would act out by ringing their bells, stamping
their hooves, giggling and rolling their eyes at each other. Santa soon
felt their attitudes were just too sassy when they refused to heed his
instructions as sleigh pulling practice, or worst yet, not show up at all!
With careful deliberation
between he and Mrs. Claus, santa began to devise a new plan to get his team in
line. Soon a big colorful sign advertising new positions for the sleigh
pulling team was set up right in front of Santa's house. The reindeer just
continued giggling, foolish ways, confident no other creatures would even think
themselves worthy of the job. However, things would soon change as the
first of the candidates could be seen loaping over the frozen ground toward
Santa's house.
Quite soon, the foolish
attitudes of the reindeer squad began to temper as the other animals began to
arrive. The reindeer now spied around the corners and snooped out of
windows. They nudged each other and fear overtook them.
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