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Today was Sleigh Service Day at the North Pole! It's very important to keep machinery well maintained.

It’s Christmas in July, so I decided to surprise everyone with a North Pole barbecue picnic! The elves were so excited, they’d never been to a barbecue before.

Today I decided to try something new: ice fishing! I packed my fishing rod, a thermos of Mrs Claus’s marshmallow cocoa, and my fluffiest mittens, then waddled out onto the frozen lake behind the toy workshop.

We decided it was time to take some new photos for the website. Easy, right? Gather a few elves, dust off the candy cane tripod, and smile for the camera.

While the North Pole is still snoozing through summer, Mrs. Claus, our giggly elf Sprinkalina, and I decided to take a little holiday, to Easter Island!

Mrs Claus thought it would be fun for us to try something new today, pottery class! “We’ll each make a lovely mug,” she said, smiling. “It’ll be relaxing!”

Today, Mrs Claus received a wonderful gift—a magical new oven from Workshop 7. “It’s the very latest model,” Jingles proudly announced. “It bakes, decorates, and even whistles holiday tunes!” Mrs Claus was delighted and decided to bake her delicious chocolate-chip snowflake cookies to test it out.

What started as a cheerful karaoke night turned into whipped cream fog, shattered snow globes, and reindeer dance remixes! Rudolf’s opera nearly melted the marshmallows. Total chaos and total joy!

Ever wondered what happens when an elf, a roll of wrapping paper, and a mug of Mrs Claus’s peppermint hot cocoa collide? Let’s just say it ended with cocoa on my boots, Dasher’s nose, and a whole lot of laughter at the North Pole! 🎁☕️ Click to read how we turned a sticky mishap into a sweet moment — and why Jingle the elf says it was his most exciting cup ever!

Exciting things are happening at the North Pole! I've asked three of my cleverest elves, Pixel, Click, and Spark to help me create my very own Santa website. They're brilliant with computers, but as you might guess, things got a little silly at first.