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A Very Katie Christmas:
Let me start out by saying that I love Christmas, or at least I did until Santa’s visit on December 24. I have celebrated Christmas every year since birth. I have a green and red sweater. I jingle my bells. I never thought I would ever write a complaint letter about the “holiest day on earth”. The reason I celebrated this year is my spawn. I have an adorable little Princess who is 5 years old, named Sheeba, and my 3 year-5 month old Prince Fauntleroy. I also have a 15 year old Princess Antoinette and a 17 year old Princess Narcissus. We are a big family. We put out plenty of milk-and-cookies for Santa’s visit.
The first thing I noticed about Santa was his sooty suit and beard. (hmmmmmm, not very magical). Once past the hearth I noticed his suit is not even Cashmere!!!! It is ugly, and not magical at all. And his bag was not so full it was running over. There were two elves blocking the way so that we could not rip things out of his “gift” bag – very unmagical. The elves could clearly see that Sheeba was crying because all she wanted to do was see the Easter Bunny. They didn’t do anything!!!!!! In fact, they just looked disgusting with their pointy little ears and looked mad that my annoying kid was crying. They didn’t say, “Don’t worry, you’ll see The Easter Bunny next spring” or offer to fly her in Santa’s “magic” sleigh to see the rabbit immediately, or even say “I’m sorry, little princess, please don’t cry!!!!” So basically Santa’s whole entourage was in my palace less than fifteen minutes and my little girl is crying.
My little girl never did see the Easter Bunny that day.
For Christmas Dinner I asked Santa to get Bobby Flay to cook my royal court a banquet but he said Bobby was “unavailable”. Apparently “Santa” couldn’t even provide my monarchical family with a decent meal. Also, Antoinette is a picky eater and only eats cake. It seems that Santa thinks only leaving pies, brownies, scones, and ice-cream for my little sweet-eater is acceptable. What!!!!! Are you serious??????
You can bet I am going to let everyone know about the level of “service” that Santa and his elves provided. I am even going to let Jesus Christ know as this “holiday” is kind of about him too in some respects. This Christmas would have been a complete failure if Denny’s was not open 24/7. That “unmagical” fat old man in the dirty red suit may not have delivered the royal jewels or ponies that I promised my princesses and prince that he would -- but the day was saved because of a delicious Grand Slam platter with extra whipped butter.
Our waitress however…
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No, however the legend still is realDid Katiebug ever reply, I have scrolled thru the 48 pages and didn't see any further remarks
A Very Katie Christmas:
Let me start out by saying that I love Christmas, or at least I did until Santa’s visit on December 24. I have celebrated Christmas every year since birth. I have a green and red sweater. I jingle my bells. I never thought I would ever write a complaint letter about the “holiest day on earth”. The reason I celebrated this year is my spawn. I have an adorable little Princess who is 5 years old, named Sheeba, and my 3 year-5 month old Prince Fauntleroy. I also have a 15 year old Princess Antoinette and a 17 year old Princess Narcissus. We are a big family. We put out plenty of milk-and-cookies for Santa’s visit.
The first thing I noticed about Santa was his sooty suit and beard. (hmmmmmm, not very magical). Once past the hearth I noticed his suit is not even Cashmere!!!! It is ugly, and not magical at all. And his bag was not so full it was running over. There were two elves blocking the way so that we could not rip things out of his “gift” bag – very unmagical. The elves could clearly see that Sheeba was crying because all she wanted to do was see the Easter Bunny. They didn’t do anything!!!!!! In fact, they just looked disgusting with their pointy little ears and looked mad that my annoying kid was crying. They didn’t say, “Don’t worry, you’ll see The Easter Bunny next spring” or offer to fly her in Santa’s “magic” sleigh to see the rabbit immediately, or even say “I’m sorry, little princess, please don’t cry!!!!” So basically Santa’s whole entourage was in my palace less than fifteen minutes and my little girl is crying.
My little girl never did see the Easter Bunny that day.
For Christmas Dinner I asked Santa to get Bobby Flay to cook my royal court a banquet but he said Bobby was “unavailable”. Apparently “Santa” couldn’t even provide my monarchical family with a decent meal. Also, Antoinette is a picky eater and only eats cake. It seems that Santa thinks only leaving pies, brownies, scones, and ice-cream for my little sweet-eater is acceptable. What!!!!! Are you serious??????
You can bet I am going to let everyone know about the level of “service” that Santa and his elves provided. I am even going to let Jesus Christ know as this “holiday” is kind of about him too in some respects. This Christmas would have been a complete failure if Denny’s was not open 24/7. That “unmagical” fat old man in the dirty red suit may not have delivered the royal jewels or ponies that I promised my princesses and prince that he would -- but the day was saved because of a delicious Grand Slam platter with extra whipped butter.
Our waitress however…
Discounts are being removed too..Moat drained, inaccessible castle, no more roaming characters, a wait of 30 minutes for a sub par $70 fastfood lunch for your your family, and no place to even sit down and rest your two toddlers because of overcrowding.
Katie may have her little irritable ways, but in essence all these years later she is still as right as she has always been.
And that $14 parking space has increased 50% to $20 in the four years since. About the same increase as the other prices, crowds and amount of planning needed.
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