Last week I wrote and published a Christmas carol story on the religious Christmas carols. Now I am going to try the same idea on the fun Christmas carols.
Frosty, the snowman while marching through the town one day on his way to the North Pole was also hoping and wondering when Santa Claus was coming to town and wondered if Rudolph the Red-nosed reindeer was leading him with that glorious nose of his in hopes for a ride home for we all know that Frosty lives in the North Pole now, but likes to visit the children when the first special snow falls. Frosty was also always thinking that he was hearing jingle bells when marching through the town. One thing that Frosty, the snowman really liked was watching all the people decking the halls of their homes and businesses in Christmas colors of red and green and silver and gold. Frosty would wave as he passed them all on his way to meet Santa and Rudolph to go the North Pole so as not to melt, so that he and all can have a holly jolly Christmas with a lot of silver bells ringing all around. Frosty always wishes everyone a Merry Christmas as he leaves till he comes back again another day.
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Christmas Carols
Sitting around the fireplace on a Christmas Eve for now it's Storytime. Hope you like it. We Three Kings of Orient Are traveling along to that O little town of Bethlehem following a star that will lead us to a King somewhere away in a manger for we are hearing a carol of bells proclaiming what child is this. We see on our travels some decking of the halls with the hanging of the greens and hear some jingle bells for those bells are ringing hark the herald angels singing glory to the newborn King. Now we hear the phrase King of kings and Lord of lords has been born. Oh, come all ye faithful and come adore him and see the greatest gift of all that is love as the little drummer boy finds out. Happy Christmas to all!
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Comments (4)
So many song titled squished into this, I couldn't help but read it in my mind kind of singing. ❤️
Love it, Mark!😊💕💗
Mark thanks for your wonderful Christmas Spirit stories. The imagery of Christmas in the story , excellent 👌
Nice