I’m In Trouble
I can’t find the Elf, and the kids are starting to ask questions. We’re already at Day 5 of Advent, and he has yet to make an appearance. The problem is, I don’t know where the Elf is.
It all started when, as usual, the kids spotted him as I was pulling out all of the Christmas decorations. That Elf flew out of the box so fast, I barely had time to contain him before he was prancing down the foyer and into the kid’s arms. I made a fast move, (I can still remember it all so clearly in my mind), swiped him out of the air and …. stashed him … somewhere… but I can’t remember where.
I’ve looked in all the obvious places, and he is truly no where to be found. Worse, the kids haven’t even found him — which is highly unusual in this house. I’m starting to miss Mr. Elf. He adds a level of playfulness we are missing. In addition to swinging from the ceiling fans, sometimes we find him upstairs dancing to the kid’s CDs (he ALWAYS turns up the music too LOUD). He gets into the dress-up costumes and tries to pretend he’s Batman, or he takes all of our Christmas DVDs out of their cases and mixes them up. Once, we even found him in the freezer eating ice cream.
I hope Mr. Elf shows up soon, because Christmas just won’t be the same without him.
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Kat
Does every family have an elf? I grew up with a Christmas elf that was a mainstay in our holiday decorations. His name was Alfie (I know. We are original like that) and he was always displayed in a very prominent spot in my folks’ living room. We all loved Alfie and it just didn’t feel like Christmas until he was up.
When I married my hubby I found out that his had an elf like that too. Isn’t that strange?
I hope you find him soon!
louann
Oh no, you’ll have to find him soon. Your blog won’t be the same without any of your Elf stories!Which I love reading =)
Painted Maypole
oh no! i hope you find him! i look forward to his antics!
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