He didn’t believe / we could do 365 / Christmas all year ’round!

We wish you the best / regardless what you believe / good tidings and health!

Time is winding down / Like production time for toys / haikus last few days

August is so hot / Elves want air conditioners / And snowmen are scarce

September brings Fall / Vacation ends for us all / All Elves back to work

October is spooky / Scares the Dickens out of me / Christmas ghosts roam free

November checklist / The good and bad are known / Screened out the turkeys

December is here / Everything is ready to go / Time for the big show

Melchoir brought the gold / Frankincense from Balthasar / And Gasper brought myrrh?

Left a glass of milk / In the morning, it’s still there / Brandy is missing!

Jingle jingle bells / On my sleigh,beautiful sound / Ringing in Christmas

Shiny Brite baubles / Adorn my tree high and low / What a Christmas glow!

Warm Christmas mulled wine / Sipped on a cold winter’s night / Makes everything right

Mistletoe above / So I kisses the misses / Then look for my wife

Santa left a mess / Soot and ash throughout the house / Mom was not happy

Jingle, jingle bells / Quasimodo loves Christmas / Jingle, jingle bells!

Unexpected stop / Bareback—not good for Dasher / needed a short rest

A weekend away / Santa must get back up North / Elves behind schedule

Riding the ferry / makes Santa thankful for deer / much more efficient

Weekend at the beach / kids mistake him for a whale / can’t wear the speedo

Nantucket for him / Santa will attend the show / Weekend at Bartlet’s

Heat Wave in the States / Santa hopes they don’t come North / tourists stomp his snow.

Got a call from Mel / Hoping that Santa forgives / throwing sand at Greg

Virginia still doubts / Santa really exist, but / He believes in her

The saint Nick diet / Of cookies and milk gives a- /Well rounded figure

Miss Red Riding Hood / Wants just one thing this Christmas / Her grandmama back

Summer is the time / That snowmen take vacation / In Antarctica

Chicken little cried / When she saw eight reindeer fly / “Look up in the sky”

Jack went up the stalk / To wish a merry Christmas / Giant said “Humbug”

My chimney is small / Santa could not fit at all / Presents left by door

Cats and dogs like toys / Just like good girls and good boys. / Here comes Santa Claws.

Fireworks and grills / Santa sits back and enjoys / Independence Day

Sugar plum fairies / Leap, dance, twirl throughout my head / Sweet, Nutcracker Suite

Carrots for noses / Coal for eyes,and corn cob pipes / Add snow, for cool men

July is the month / Fireworks light the night sky / Like a christmas tree

Flying through the air / Presents for here and there / Delivered with care

How old is Santa? / Little Timmy wants to know / Kim guesses sixty

Dim the lights tonight / Poker game in the basement / Santa needs new sleigh

The snowman long gone / the grass is long enough now / for reindeer to graze

Little Miss Muffet / Asked Santa for a tuffet / And a can of raid!

Little Tommy Stout / Saved the pussy from the well / And Santa left toys

Little Johnny Flynn / Tried to drown poor pussy cat / And Santa left coal

Lady in the shoe / Asked Santa for just one gift /A size twenty two

Santa was worried / For Humpty after party / He gifted a net

Jack in the corner / Sat and ate his Christmas pie / And it was plum good

Mary had a little lamb / But Santa’s reindeer looked grand / So she traded up

Santa left a pail / For Jack and Jill on the hill / Filled with much candy

Hey diddle diddle / Elves, reindeer and a fiddle / Christmas Eve Square Dance

Santas and Snowmen / Rabbits, goblins, made by hand / Vaillancourt Folk Art!

Glad to be retired / Came to Collector’s Weekend / And got my Santa!!

“I’m a collector / Vaillancourt is very dear / Been many a year”

Come visit Sutton / Santas, Rabbits, Halloween / Vaillancourt is here

Thanksgiving, Christmas / All the holidays you know / Halloween also!

Vaillancourt Weekend / Came to us every April / You should come here too!

It’s important that / Good Christmas chocolate is one / of the four food groups

June is for weddings / Gifts are in the registry / Santa gets a break

Vaillancourt Weekend / with the best of fellowship / Happens all year round

It’s almost Christmas / Vaillancourts is always fine / Santa of all kinds

A Dickens Christmas / how wonderful to behold / keep Christmas all year

Chalkware in a row / Santas tall, short, plump and bright / bringing happiness

Judi can design / the most spectacular things / I wish I could too

Gerald D was here / Spreading joy and Christmas cheer / Doing Dickens proud

Halloween, Christmas / Easter bunnies, turkeys too / All done by Judi

As Gerald doth spoke / of Christmas joy and good will / Echoing Charles’ words

Christmas Cheer year ’round / friends and family together / sing festive carols

Baking until 2:00 / Yummy coconut cupcakes / diet starts Monday

Deck the halls with joy / Vaillancourt Santas galore / festivity-filled

Judi and Gary / Make Christmas more fun for me / Baking Gingerbread

Collector’s Weekend / Painting, Family, Friends, and food / Traditions Start here

Painting at Vaillancourts / Mine is a work in progress / Painting is close now

Vaillancourt Folk Art / Collections inspired themes / maintain lasting charm!

Oh to paint Santa / It’s harder than it should be! / Oh drat! Made a splat!

Go Faster, Faster! / The time is growing nearer / Santa is waiting!

Spring birds all around / sunshine warms us all the time / Christmas is coming!

Daffodils now grow / no where do we see the snow / Enjoy the sunshine

Now Springtime is here / Christmas seems so far away / But you just behave!

When Cindy Lou Who / Caught the Grinch with the presents / She believed his lies.

My gingerbread house / Trimmed with icing and gumdrops / Truly Home Sweet Home

Ralphie wants a gun / But everyone gives warning / “You’ll shoot your eye out!

New reindeer recruits /Arrive at Santa’s workshop / To start flight training.

I woke up early / Mom gave Santa Claus a kiss / And Dad shook his hand

Ginger to marry / To a baker- Johnny Bread / Now she’s Ginger Bread.

Santa at auction / Looking for a new red sled / Got outbid today.

Jolly elf Tom Kane / Met Candice at New Year’s Bash / Now she’s Candi Kane.

Painting my santa / Can’t seem to get the eyes right / I’ll make him sleeping!

Judi Vaillancourt / An incredible painter / talented artist

by: Fred and Diane S.

Try as Santa May / Reindeer won’t let Rudolph play / He’ll shine later

April brings showers / Mrs Clause plants flowers / Elves work long hours

March signals the time / Santa’s workshop Springs to life / Elves brush off the tools

February snow / Taking the sleigh to grammas / Laughing all the way

January bliss / Presents are all delivered / Santa takes a rest

from near and quite far / in an airplane, car and train / gather in Sutton

Judi’s museum will / be arranged for full view for / collectors weekend

Blaxton’s hall welcomes / collectors from near and far / in Christmas spirit

collectors weekend / special santas avail / to the collectors love

collectors weekend / banquet and Dickens lecture / will be just dessert

collectors weekend / the Fezziwigs reception / will have you dancing

collectors weekend / Christmas revels with music / will make spirits bright

collectors weekend / Bill Wallace’s valentine cards / are the best around

collectors weekend / Bruce Elsass on Halloween / will get spirits up

collectors weekend / judi’s lecture on dickens / will be well worth while

collectors weekend / paint your own santa with us / and have a good time

He went to GiftMart / to see what the new toys are / minimums went up

Santa’s fingers sore / it is tough to type haikus / every single day

The good ole days gone / 2.2 billion kids now / most of them are good

Letters keep coming / so many claim to be good / it’s a mess to file

Depression sets in / another day without snow / it is not the same

Not sure when it came / nor how long it sat outside / that is why he delivers

Computer went down / can’t find any of the SKUs / Santa needs a Mac

Promotion for Mae / She has been here the longest / up, up the ladder!

Some elves have come back / but a dozen found new work / moved to the big city

Had lots of coffee / and now there is a long line / Santas gotta go!

Easter Bunny came / but this is a Christmas blog / so, “ho ho ho ho!”

Little Johnny’s sad / Santa, no where to be found / hes walked the mall twice

A deep wishing well / is more scary than the lap / to ask for fun toys

It feels much like Spring / Mrs. tends to the garden / She wants to grow flowers

For those who follow / our tiny 4 is here! / how can you not want???

It is the last day / A new tiny santa soon / get him while he lasts!

Had lots of showers / the flowers will grow so strong… / …can’t wait for the snow

March is almost done / And April will soon be here / Then it’s December

I like christmas presents / Giving to friends and family / Getting is better

Reindeer can not sing / And elves all have two left feet. / No Holiday Show!

Better than money / Chalkware piece for your honey / She”ll think you are sweet

Deep down in our hearts / There is only one St. Nick / He lives in us all.

Santa took a Fall / But didn’t get hurt at all / Jelly Belly saved.

Summer at North pole / Not much different than Winter / A little less snow.

A Spring in his step / A jolly Santa gets prepped / To deliver toys

In front of the fire / With a warm Winter blanket / Reading Charles Dickens

He looked down to see / As he sat with his feet up / a hole in his sock

The Heavenly Choirs / That sing well each Christmas eve / Brings a smile to all

Brenda Lee did sing / Rocking Around Christmas Tree / In the late 1950s

Crosby The Crooner / Sang White Christmas many times / Each time was special

Bare Naked Ladies / Sing ‘God Rest Ye Gentlemen’ / In a brand new way

Bless you, Everyone / From the Lips of tiny Tim / Brings tears to our eyes

Oranges, brown cloves / decorate the perfect scene / smells and looks so great

A good Christmas punch / Toasts welcome the season / fellowship complete

A Gingerbread House / It’s baked and decorated / an evening complete

Pine cones and popcorn / Strung and hung on Christmas Trees / Family traditions

Snowflakes big and small / Fall gently in the forest / spreading white carpet

Ornaments glisten / hanging on a Christmas tree / catch the light gently

Candlelight is soft / a fireplace burns for warmth / and hot chocolate soothes

Wooden toboggan. / Me and three of my best friends / Speeding down the hill!

Need fertilizer / For his Christmas Spring Garden. / Reindeer fed real well!

Wanting a garden, / Santa got a little help. / Told elves- Hoe!, Hoe!, Hoe!

Scariest of all / Ghost of Christmas yet to come / Change – or no love lost!

Ghost of Christmas Now / Showing how others see you / And what you might change.

Ghost of Christmas Past / Shows what was and can not change / Fix, don’t repeat it!

Ghost of Christmas Past / Tiny time and Bob Cratchet / A Christmas Carol

A new list started / Of the nasty and the nice / Santa’s watching you

Washington Irving / To have a Merry Christmas / Visits Bracebridge Hall.

Nick’s elves unionize / Warmer workshop, newer tools / And more gingerbread!

Smell – chestnuts roasting / Hear – The carolers sing / See – Happy faces

Spring is coming quick / Easter Bunny on “Good” list / Dyed Santa’s eggs Red

Virginia believes / Popcorn and berry garland / Makes Christmas trees glow

Stockings hung with care / Milk and Cookies on Table / Soon he will be there

A reindeer recall / Their hoofs lose traction on ice / Might get reindeer shoes

Decided on Maine / Reindeer dealer has big sale / He wants to upgrade

Mr. and Mrs. Go South / A tropical Vacation / South to Canada

Reindeer in the house / never clean their hooves off well / mud and snow all over

Workshop is quiet / all the elves have the day off / finally some rest

Heard scratching at night / opened the locker slowly / elf was locked inside

Stopped by the workshop / he left his tool belt in there / has to fix the sleigh

Poor Rudy flutters / When sweet Gina hops on past / and smiles his way

Did you here the one? / How the reindeer all have fun. / North Pole limbo, mon!

Frosty hates summer / Bronzed bodies are all the rage. / And snowmen can’t tan!

How many reindeer? / To change out a burnt lightbulb. / None, they use Rudolph!

Holidays over. / Time for the gym and diet. / Too much goose and pie!

Sir Scrooge and Marley / worked in their counting house / and were known louses

Ebenezer scrooge / discovered Christmas one night / after a big fright

Claus and Mrs Claus dance / ballroom style with the elves / when the work is done

candy canes taste good / for good children in the hood / especially true

He dresses in red / so children can see him too / in dreams vivid true

shiny boots are bright / so Santa can see his feet / in the dark chimney

dark black shiny shoes / Mrs Claus shines them every night / so Santa feels right

Father Christmas says, / “You better behave,” / “for a few more months.”

Almost missed a day / The elves were in the sauna / Wanted to stay in

Haikus are so fun / when Santa Claus is watching / with his feet on desk

Single white snowflake / Mother Nature’s work of art. / Not by the thousands!

Valentine Santa / in red and white with hearts / makes a special gift

Santa and Rudolf / lead the display of new pieces / down in Atlanta

Red and green tinsel / with ornaments decorate / make the season bright!

Cut birch trees / make chalkware display stand out / from all the others

Garland hung with love / Hanging from ceiling above / Glowing in the light

Christmas Treasures Bright / To build a small child’s delight / On a Christmas night

Ornaments hung high / to keep from children’s small hands / avoid a clean up

Stupid reindeer games / Cupid with bow and arrow. / A pain in the butt

Be careful walking / Lurking around the corner / Children with snowballs

Mrs. Claus baking. / Elves sweeping up the workshop. / Santa snores in chair.

Toys, finished on time. / Tough! says Hermey the Dentist. / “It’s like pulling teeth”

Silver bells ring loud / In the town square, such a crowd. / Rudolph-Clarice wed.

Mistletoe beckons / Gentlemen don’t kiss and tell, / But that kiss was swell!

Reindeer off-season / Give Santa back massages- / “Paws that Refreshes”

Dashing through the snow. / Left the house, kids did not go! / Need Gram’s bathroom – Now!

Dancing on tables! / Grampa with lampshade on head! / Who spiked the eggnog?

Does Santa go South / for a vacation this time / with the elves in charge?

Santa Claus Must Like / This time of year way up North / Takes naps and works hard

Three magi appear / The nativity’s complete / The Epiphany!

The holiday fun / Like the Christmas fudge is done / Time to clean the house

The end of the year / Some things got done, some did not / That’s why there’s next year!

Snow keeps coming down / it is mid-January / I’m ready for Spring

Presents under tree / And Children are under foot! / Break out the egg nog!

Christmas carol sung. / Where is my figgy pudding? / Then I can go home.

A Christmas Carol / Scared the Dickens out of me! / Nice person I’ll be.

Freshly fallen snow / Nice in hills and valleys, but / Not in my driveway

My first Chalkware piece / Given with Love, Affection! / New tradition born.

Grinch did discover / It’s Friends and Family that count / Lessons from Whoville

Man in the Moon sighs, / How can Santa get to me? / Need plum pudding pies.

A chalkware turkey / Beautiful to see and hold / Don’t try to cook it!

New Morning Has Come / Welcome to two-thousand-ten / A Year of great things!

Santa likes Korbels / poured glasses for him and mrs. / Happy New Years Eve!

Santa has started / editing the naughty list / some boys just don’t share

one, two, three, four, five / I received five pairs of socks / the others had holes

It’s three days after  / and lists are already in / for Christmas next year

Phone calls from Strangers / letters over flow mailbox / thank you, Santa Claus!

Boots are off, feet are up / Mrs. Claus gives great foot rubs / to those who work hard.

A Merry Christmas / To all of you, From us at  / Vaillancourt Folk Art

Night Before Christmas / and all is still through the house / Children are in bed.

Mrs. Claus is sad / always worries about him / traveling alone.

Preparing the duck / For a Christmas eve dinner / Hope Steve brings the sides

A Christmas Carol / can be heard out the front door / your neighbors are cold

Charles Dickens once wrote / a story about Christmas / to be read out loud

Christmas lights are bright / some even sync with music / others are steady.

Week after Men’s Night / have to wrap my presents tight / or the wife will peek!

Krampus gives warning / Misbehave, happiness wanes. / Gifts will disappear.

Freshly fallen snow / Blanket the hills and valley / Look for reindeer tracks

Ice hangs in the trees. / Skaters glide gleeful on lake. / Father Frost has come!

Kings walk through the night, / A star overhead burns bright. / Born is a new World!

Christmas can be fun. / For Santa, this can wreck it. / Reindeer with the runs!

Twelth Day of Christmas / Shouldn’t have had all that Glogg / Drums are way too LOUD!

Christmas-Eleven / A long clay pipe smoked gently / Perfect end to Day.

Tenth Day of Christmas / My Lord ! Look at all the stuff, / Leaping off the shelves

Ninth Day of Christmas / No pots or houseware presents, / Ladies dance for Joy!

Eighth Day of Christmas / I truly need a few Maids, / A big party Mess!

Christmas Day Seven / Swans depressed- Can’t go swimming / Lakes are all frozen!

Sixth Day of Christmas / Hope I got right Vaillancourt / Or my goose is cooked!

Fifth Day of Christmas / Rings all over my tables. / No one used coasters!

Fourth day of Christmas / Calling birds cackle and sing / Oh! What a racket!

Third day of Christmas / Holiday party prepared / Where are the french hens?

Day two of Christmas / Turtle doves fly from my hand / Peace throughout the land

First day of Christmas / A partridge sits in a tree / A sign of true love.

Snowmen don’t grow old / Around for just a season / But return next year.

Night before Christmas / It is Silent and Holy / Fa la la la la

red and green berries / hung on the fireplace mantel / bring joy to the heart

Starlight, a starlight / First starlight I see tonight. / Coming home with me!

A Thanksgiving feast / although amazing, will not, / replace Christmas goose!

Happy Thanksgiving!

It’s one month away / a most special Christmas day / Ready for the cheer??

garland and tinsel / brighten up the old cupboard / with soft twinkle lights

a red christmas tree / with lots of twinkling lights / shows glass ornaments

a green feather tree / with lots of spaces  between / shows off Christmas lights

tinsel hung with care / on a Christmas tree somewhere / is shining for me

Believe it or not / Santa is coming to town / on Christmas at night

Sing  Christmas carols / with a strong voice full of love / for grace from above

The Christmas fairy / will deliver Christmas cheer / each and every year

Rudolf and Clarice / share the Christmas adventure / that warm time of year

The pretty paper / to wrap our special presents / for our lovely wife

Reindeer need a break. / Can not afford a big rig. / Santa rides a pig!

Thinks of nothing else / Nothing done around the house / Too many haikus

Mid air collision! / A fat man, haggard old witch! / “Ghostly” happening!

King Arthur’s lament. / His Queen Guinevere desires / Knight Before Christmas!

A halloween switch. / Santa in ears, a puff tail! / A basket, no sled.

Scrooge and his money. / Marley, Tiny Tim, and ghosts! / Tale of Two Pities!

Broke a leg skiing? / Here is a word to the wise: / Don’t use candy cane!

Mom always told me / God and santa will watch me / A good girl to be

Traded his sleigh in / Anyone for reindeer pie? / Jaguar Santa flies!

Jingle, jingle bells / Cookie and milk at each stop. / Watch the belly swell!

Stuck in the chimney / Santa started to panic! / He’s Claus-trophobic!

A bell rang tonight / Another angel took flight / A Wonderful Life!

Blowing winter snow / Hot cocoa and marshmallows / Good book, warm blanket

Warm winter sun / Not a day at the beach / For snowmen at all

Santa can’t dress up / He’s busy getting ready / Leave Candy at door

Frosty the snowman / Magic hat and corncob pipe / Winter fun delight

One day unites us / Giftgivers travel the lands. / Peace, love, hope for all!

santa claus in a car / never has far to travel  / to find a warm heart

claus with a candy cane / for a special boy or girl / who comes with a smile

santa claus holding / a shiny bright ornament / to hang on a tree

Mental note for you / CHRISTMAS IS TWO MONTHS AWAY / you seen our chalkware?

A Great Gingerbread Coat Chalkware Santa

santa in a chair / holding a brown teddy bear / for a very good girl

a full christmas moon / a snowman and cardinal  / brings christmas delight’

Black Peter, St. Nick / Travel the lands, coal and toys / So which will you get?

blue with silver trim / for twenty five years of joy / for true collectors

a snowman with pipe / and a stoneware mug and pipe / is in the spirit

even santa claus / gets’a dressed for halloween / for trick or treating

Sleigh and deer on roof. / Carefully check insurance, / For the Santa clause!

Gingerbread houses / Icing and gumdrops adorn. / Look good, taste better!

A starlight bought now, / Can make a smile from a frown / Of kids all around!

Hope and love for all / St. Nick, a sleigh, eight reindeer / Flying in nights air!

Virginia dream’n / Sugar plum fairies dance’n / Tin soldiers march’n

Shattered glass on floor / santa sucked in his gut, though / still could not fit past

red, gold, and silver / are the only colors here / for a festive tree.

Search, La Befana / With gifts, through out all the land. / Where is the Christ child?

No mice were stirring / Kitten curled up and purring. / Here comes Santa Claws!

Santa at the beach / Is never out of our reach / For good boys and girls

warm chocolate milk / A big healthy warm cookie / Makes Santa claus smile

Santa has one beer / After a long night of cheer / Before a long nap

krampus is very Dutch / Saint Nicholas is also / Children are as well

Rudolph won’t get out / it is much too cold for him / heated blanket on

saint nick is for good / Belsnickle is for the bad / Children of the world

they say not to trust  / a skinny chef, but I say  / santa must be fat!

oil paint galore / lots of patience to deplore / to make them special

Knickerbocker smokes  /  Puppy lovingly by side  /  Kids sleep anxiously

Freshly fallen snow  /  Riding a sled, cold and bold  /  Oh! A child to be!

The month is over / Three more until the big day / Good-bye September

The dry cleaner called / he can’t get the chocolate out / melted in pocket

velvet, silk, cotton / all at once, or none at all / when making his suit

candy canes with swirls / gum drops with lemon flavors / dentist will be mad

one two three four five / count the boxes with surprise / don’t open them yet!

Santa has red cheeks / a big thick mustache and beard / a very warm heart

Stocking hung with care / in hopes of Saint Nicholas / will sooner appear

Hot apple cider / chestnuts roasting on open fire / fills heart with desire

cookies and warm milk / make santa relax and smile / for the extra mile

Father Christmas knows / who is especially nice / and whose heart is ice

Visions of sugar / plums dancing into her head / at nighttime in bed

Dancer Prancer Comet / pulling santas sleigh with toys / for good girls and boys

Nantucket santa / top sails and whales delivered / on Christmas morning

Glogg on the table / Reindeer left unattended / All have red noses

This great white pumpkin / glows with Christmas spirit more / than Halloween light.

Mary and Joseph / a baby in a manger / brings hope to the world

Snowman with a tear / shows reflection and sorrow /for more than a year

Silver and blue claus / loaded with toys and apples / for good boys and girls

Children on a sled / makes everyone exhausted / to sleep well tonight

Sing Joy to the world / the Christ Child is born today / with hope for mankind

Starlight star bright claus / helps critically ill kids / through Vaillancourt sales

jingle jingle bells / the horse knows the way for sleigh / santa is on way

Puddle in kitchen / Burnt cookies in the oven, / Snowmen shouldn’t bake.

a snowman with smile / red white blue patriotic / for America

Good Children place treats / plate of cookies, cup of milk / with love for santa

Christmas stocking hung / by a lit fire with care / in hopes of Saint Nick

A Christmas sunrise / makes a beautiful morning / for a boy’s delight

Christmas morning snow / is magical to behold / a blessing from God

santa is coming / children are naughty or nice / coal or gifts receive

Christmas is coming / The goose is getting fatter / give me a penny

Bitter December / Kids snowball old Mr. Jones  / We need lots of coal.

I hope it will hold / The heavy paws of Reindeer / Just got a new roof

Look straight up above / While he is going by / Might be a bad move

Looking down below / While going very fast / Makes anyone sick!

Shiny star on top / Baubles, lights, tinsel adorn / Darn needles on ground.

Christmas in August / Would only be fun just once / We would miss the snow

Spirit of Christmas / always keep it in your heart / Peace, joy, happiness

Holidays are fun / everyone is on the run / time to celebrate

Christmas is so near! / Everyone is in good cheer /  waiting for Santa

Plum pudding smells right / Gingerbread in the oven / Fruitcake forgotten

Gingerbread is made / Mrs. Claus sees that it is / while santa stares

What does Mrs. do / when he is gone for so long / entertains the elves

Does he like coffee / does he need a little boost / to fly through the night?

Vintage moulds are used / and some times modern day too / by the Vaillancourts

For how many years /  has Father Christmas roamed here / more than you and me

Washington Irving’s / St. Nick might have looked like this / Knickerbocker “elf”

It’s humid this day / but in four more months we’ll see / snow and ice and trees

Heat waves are not fun / especially for the young / waiting his visit

Santa likes to walk / Each year before his big ride / And not with his bride

Christkindle and deer / Is a German tradition / For many long years

Kris in Nantucket / A plump goose in Pawtucket / Christmas meal-pluck it

Short, fat, jolly too / Santa looks happy to go / On a sleigh for you

Reindeers need a rest / Santa may seek a new ride / here piggy piggy

Christmas is coming / Although maybe months away / Snow will blanket soon

Santa Claus is here / make sure the kids are in bed / or coal is your gift

Mrs. Claus went out / needed to buy more fabric / bad cookie habit

It’s Our First Haiku / Trying to make Santa proud / We want lots of toys