Make Me Laugh Monday – Santa & preschool parties

“I saw mommy kissing Santa Clause…” EWWW! Not so much! I don’t care WHO is under that beard and bright-red suit…. No. Just… NO. My kids are creeped-out by the thought of it too. What can I say, I raise smart kids. 

Lucy’s preschool Christmas party was yesterday. Every year (all my kids have gone to this preschool) Santa comes to deliver little gifts to the children. Usually Santa is our teacher’s husband, but this year it was a student’s grandfather. This detail is important for later.

Each year, Mrs. Cindy has the children prepare songs to perform for the parents. It truly is delightful. I remember the first year with my son when “J’s” jingle bells sailed across the preschool for all the jingle-bell passion and heart he put into his choreography. This year… My sweet Lucy… At first I thought it was adorable, all her chicken-bock-bock-bocking and twirling and passion, and singing to her classmates instead of to the parents. “Oh, she’s so social!” I thought.

THEN as she continued, I began to freak out a bit. I wondered if she was exhibiting signs of certain health issues. This is not the funny part. I was actually a bit freaked. People, my daughter was acting WEIRD. I wish I could show video, but for her online protection and protection of the other kiddos, I regret I cannot :( It is pee-your-pants funny as well as A-to-the-dorable.

Back to the party — At one point, I overheard a friend say, “She’s gone. She’s gone…” I took it as. “She (a preschooler) escaped the property, we must form a search party!”. No. Apparently sweet little “E” was in her car with a tummy ache – because she was afraid of SANTA!

After the performance, the children and parents waited for Santa’s arrival. Santa hadn’t even made it through the door when “B’s” face dropped. It was like she had seen a ghost. She began to cry and ran to her mother saying, “I don’t like Santa!!!”.

I am happy to report, Santa’s feelings were not hurt in all of this — and as far as I know “B” and “E” are doing just fine. I am thinking Santa is doing just fine to, because the last I heard about him was when the preschool teacher’s husband said,

I am going to go help Santa get undressed.

*insert my junior-high sex-ed class giggle here*

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8 Responses to “Make Me Laugh Monday – Santa & preschool parties”

  1. furiousball says:

    “I saw Mommy palming Santa’s ass”, boy that was tough to explain to the kids…

    “Mommy just wanted to make sure Santa hadn’t forgotten his wallet.”

  2. jubilee says:

    I was very sheltered as a kid. When I heard that mommy was kissing Santa Claus I was shocked and outraged that mommy was kissing someone other than daddy. It wasn’t until I heard the song a second time (in high school – told you I was sheltered) that the truth dawned on me!

    Now, it’s funny when my kids are surprised to hear that mommy was caught kissing Santa. Hopefully, the truth will dawn on them soon and they won’t be so scandalized.

  3. Kathleen says:

    You totally made me giggle Jenny – that is just too funny! The things we adults say…kids must think we’re a little bit nutty.

  4. Dumblond says:

    For me, that song is a soundtrack. My dad dressed up as Santa one year and came to my class. Blew my frickin’ mind!

  5. D... says:

    There’s nothing like a preschool Christmas party! I wish I could have been there to see all the action. Glad B & E aren’t *too* traumatized!

  6. Musing says:

    Kids are so funny! When our first son was seven months old he took one look at our brightly lit Christmas tree and screamed for the next ten minutes.

  7. debbie says:

    Oh yes. I had forgotten the joys of a preschool Christmas party!

  8. Bubba's Sis says:

    Shame on Mommy for kissing another man! She’s a ho ho ho!

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