Snowglobe! and Santa’s NORAD Encounter
Continuing a tradition around here, snowglobe makes a return appearance!
(hint: click on image — watch for the mermaid and Santa early on)
Meanwhile – don’t forget another tradition, Santa and NORAD:
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Thank you SJ! The Weepies was a hoot! Thank You, Sir!