And I was told we were slow....

Hi again,

I say hi because I am too tired to write anything else. Santa feels just like the old famous saying, "If I had two butts, they'd both be dragging."

Today we out did everyone's estimates. (And I mean the BPS staff.) We did 642 photos of the people who love the "Talent." We also did a few pooches - a mini Yorkie, an American Pointer, and a puff of a Pomeranian.

Now you are probably more than wondering how long the line was to see the" Dude in the Red Suit." Well, if I had to guess, I would say an hour at the peak. I do not have any pictures to show how long the line was, but it was out of my sight line and then turned left. We had NO complaints. Also nobody wanted to use the Bass Pass. I will attempt to get an in-store map and do a post.

The kids were different as the could be. We had a ton of kids with Santa hats - and I mean from infants to teenagers! There were a number of kids in dresses and suits, and just plain ready for a picture. There was even one family that had a professional photographer that got by with taking photos. But when your the best, it happens.

I'd better explain the photos above. The one with the two elves is elf Tasha (on the right) and elf Roxy (one the left). The one with the crowd is just a snapshot of the crowd who await the Claus. The photo below that with the Elk is a photo of one of the many mounts that decorate BPS. The last one is of the Dude after he fixed the race track. Hey, I had to check it out. I wear many hats, but they're all red with a white pom pom.

Santa has a 10-hour day tomorrow, so I'd better find my buddy the Sand Man.

Nighty night,

Santa