Proof That There Are Reindeer, and Santa Has a Sleigh

Posted on December 19, 2017 by Eva Blaskovic

Christmas Memory

Yes, there are reindeer, and Santa has a sleigh. On Christmas mornings, the hot chocolate, cookies, and carrots we left by the tree were always consumed, with cookie and carrot crumbs remaining as if the snacks had been eaten hastily. But one Christmas morning after a fresh snowfall, the kids went out onto the deck and noticed sleigh tracks and hoof marks on the roof of our house. Proof that Santa and his reindeer sleigh had been there in the night!

What are some of your Christmas memories?

Where reindeer live, besides the North Pole

Reindeer exist in northern Scandinavia, northern Asia, Alaska, Canada, and Greenland. In North America, they are called caribou. Read more details on Wonderopolis. Stories that take place in Canada will sometimes talk about caribou herds.

Christmas memory inspired by There Really Are Reindeer by Phyllis Still.

About Eva Blaskovic

I am a multi-genre author of literary fiction, fantasy, and paranormal, and writer of non-fiction articles on parenting, writing, education, health, and travel. My background encompasses both the sciences and the arts. I teach at a specialized clinic for learning disorders and mentor young authors. In addition to writing and teaching, my passions are weather, Indian food, gardening, and music. I have played eight musical instruments and spent many years immersed in taekwondo and karate. In my youth, I was an avid canoeist. I was born in Prague, Czech Republic, grew up in the Great Lakes region of Ontario, Canada, and moved to Alberta in 1988, where I raised four children.
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2 Responses to Proof That There Are Reindeer, and Santa Has a Sleigh

  1. Prakash Hegade says:
    December 21, 2017 at 11:33 pm

    Celebrating Christmas with a everyday post! This idea is lovely. 🙂

    Merry holidays and Christmas! 🙂

    Liked by 1 person

    Reply

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