I thought I would treat the whole family by taking them to
Santa’s Village. This is a Chipmunk scale winter theme park for kids (as well
as adults young at heart.) Usually there are all sorts of winter related
activities like sledding, ice skating and my favorite ski jumping. Despite
being located near the north pole, Santa’s Village had a “minor” problem: NO
SNOW! This climate change problem is worse than I thought.
When we arrived there, the village manager got an emergency
call from the big man himself. Apparently, Santa’s sleigh runway didn’t have
snow either. The elves had no idea how to get Santa’s sleigh to take off bare
ground. There was concern that Christmas was going to be cancelled. Santa
wanted to know if the good folks at the theme park could come up with a
solution.
Experiment #1 – I hopped in the driver seat while Santa
tried to give it a big push. That didn’t work so well.
Experiment #2 – This time I tried helping Santa push the
sleigh. We got it to move a few feet but it was a lot of effort.
Experiment #3 – Lets try things the old fashion way. I will
pull it like a reindeer. Okay, now I know why so many reindeer are needed to
pull the sleigh.
Experiment #4 – I tried praying for a Christmas miracle
Experiment #5 – While taking a break, I was thinking about
football and how some football fields had Astroturf. Then it hit me like a
snowball, we needed “astro-snow.” I conferred with the elf engineering team,
and they used Santa’s industrial 3-D printer to make the astro-snow. It worked
perfectly!
Santa was so amazed at how I save Christmas, he crossed me
off the naughty list (phew!) He asked me what I wanted for Christmas. I said I
wanted to meet a real reindeer.
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