The birth of Christ
Is the
reason for the day
Santa Claus
does his part
In his
magical way
Rudolf and
the other reindeer
Pull the
loaded sleigh
Decorations
and lights
Put
Christmas on display
And festive
songs and carols
Have a part
to play
But it
takes a mother
To make it
a very special day
Come Christmas day
I will be full
of Christmas spirit
Buck fizz
with my breakfast
Is only the
start of it
Then a
sherry with the vicar
After the
candles have been lit
And
aperitif before lunch
Maybe Vodka
or a Gin and it
Wine with
every course
Brandy when
the pudding is lit
Liqueur with
coffee
Then more
brandy as we sit
Then when
the day is over
I whish
shoe a ferry Hacky Fhrismit
Merry Christmas
Yuletide
friend
Cherished
memories of
Heartfelt
love and
Remembered
moments
Instantly
recalled
Special
moments of
Time
spent together
Merry
Christmas’s
And
happy new years
Special
friend of mine
For
me always
Remembering
your smile
Instantly
helps me
Each
time I’m down at
Not
being with you
This is the
endearing tale of the postal service’s four musketeers of the Dead Letter
Office, the beloved quartet of post office detectives, with a duty to deliver
every last letter before Christmas.
Oliver
O'Toole (Eric Mabius) and his team, Shane McInerney (Kristin Booth), Rita
Haywith (Crystal Lowe) and Norman Dorman (Geoff Gustafson), are working around
the clock to redirect Santa’s mail and with the assistance and a little
guidance from a mysterious post office volunteer, Jordan (Rob Estes) they clear
all the back log by the end of December 23rd.
The whole group then all attend the Christmas formal before they head
off on their separate ways to spend their Christmas’s alone where they receive
an emotional last-minute plea addressed to God, so they must delay their own
travel plans to make sure one little girl doesn’t lose her Christmas joy.
And as they work tirelessly to make the little girl’s wish come true
Oliver runs into his former Sunday school teacher (Marion Ross) and the true
identity of the mysterious Jordan is revealed and the quartet discover love
right under their noses.
Christmas is the time for living
Spreading
love with the gift giving
So at the
festive time of year
Fill your
heart with Christmas cheer
Beware of what you write
In your
Christmas letter to Santa
Ask
yourself if you’ve been good
But be
honest when you answer
If you’re
naughty and say you’re nice
Santa may
erupt with laughter
He may even
laugh so violently
That you end
up killing Santa
The best way to prepare
Your turkey
this Christmas
Is to keep
it simple
To minimize
the fuss
To my way
of thinking
The best
method to apply
Is just be
straight
And say
“Turkey, you’re going to die”
