I do believe in Santa. And when I say that, I mean your kind of Santa. I actually wrote a short story that expresses these feelings much better than I can do in a comment, so I’ll be sharing it since I think you’d like it.
I often default to "meat and potatoes" for this question, as it strikes me as a "northern dish" in Japan. The Japanese version of meat and potatoes is NIKUJYAGA, and as the potatoes from the northernmost prefecture, Hokkaido, are popular, this response makes sense. It is something that is great to eat in cold weather. 🎅🏻
Steve, thank you for sharing this wonderful story about your grandfather's legacy and your own journey to becoming Santa. It's amazing how our childhood memories can shape us and influence the choices we make later in life. Thank you for spreading joy and reminding us of the true meaning of Christmas.
This is SO lovely and what a wonderful legacy to carry on from your grandfather.
I do believe in Santa. And when I say that, I mean your kind of Santa. I actually wrote a short story that expresses these feelings much better than I can do in a comment, so I’ll be sharing it since I think you’d like it.
https://open.substack.com/pub/practicespace/p/no-25-santas-last-job?r=1tks3b&utm_medium=ios
What is Santa's favorite food?
I often default to "meat and potatoes" for this question, as it strikes me as a "northern dish" in Japan. The Japanese version of meat and potatoes is NIKUJYAGA, and as the potatoes from the northernmost prefecture, Hokkaido, are popular, this response makes sense. It is something that is great to eat in cold weather. 🎅🏻
Ahahahaha Nikujaga is such a awesome reply I love it 😂😂
Steve, thank you for sharing this wonderful story about your grandfather's legacy and your own journey to becoming Santa. It's amazing how our childhood memories can shape us and influence the choices we make later in life. Thank you for spreading joy and reminding us of the true meaning of Christmas.
I must admit, the image of Santa giving out positive Yelp reviews gave me a good chuckle. HHHOL (Ho Ho Ho'd Out Loud)