dear santa it's a long story

Sure, Santa has all the time in the world for a long story. Go ahead.

Yes, of course. Santa is very patient. Whether it's a short or long story, he's here to listen. So go ahead and share your story.

Santa doesn't really care if the story is long or not when it comes to giving presents. He looks at your deeds throughout the year. If you've been kind, helpful and well - behaved, you'll receive a gift.

Well, if it's that long, you could write it down and send it to Santa instead. That way, Santa can read it at his own pace and still get all the details of your story.

Once upon a time, there was a girl named Lily. She participated in a Secret Santa event at her school. She got the name of a boy named Tom who was a bit shy and didn't have many friends. Lily decided to make a very special gift for Tom. She spent days knitting a warm scarf. When Tom opened the gift on Secret Santa day, he was so touched. It was the first time he felt so included in the class. This simple act of kindness through Secret Santa brought a new friendship to life.

Not having read the 'dear santa online story', it's difficult to say for sure who the main characters are. However, based on the title, we can assume that there is likely a protagonist, perhaps a young boy or girl who has an online encounter with Santa. There might also be other supporting characters like the child's family members who could play a role in the story, for example, helping the child write the online message to Santa or reacting to whatever happens as a result of the communication with Santa.

I'm sorry I haven't read this 'dear santa online story' specifically, so I can't tell you the exact plot.

The most heart - warming element is the element of surprise. When the recipient opens the gift not knowing who it's from, and it turns out to be something they really love or need. For example, if someone has been longing for a particular book and their Secret Santa gives them that book, it's a great feeling.

The werewolves in Twilight could team up with Santa's reindeer. They could use their strength and speed to pull Santa's sleigh in a new and exciting way. And Santa could teach them some of his magical Christmas secrets in return, like how to make snowflakes appear out of thin air. This would create a whole new dynamic between the Twilight characters and Santa.

Many kids ask for a mountain of candies. They don't realize how much that would be! And they draw these pictures of themselves sitting on top of the candy mountain. It always makes me chuckle.