--- In SkunkworksAMA_at_yahoogroups.com, "ratlord_99" <tetteler_at_i...>
wrote:
>
> They are for sure surprised if they hear that they missed santa,
> since he comes to germany allready at the 6th. December. Finding
for
> that a little present bringer (In german called Christkindl) they
are
> not sad. After all it brought them everything they wanted aswell.
>
> But you have to think. getting 2 times in a month a present and you
> didn't count a possible birthday. I bet the sister would like to
> visit germany more often, just to get more presents.
>
> (Just a little idea for a lil fanfic for someone. ;) )
greetings! :D
I'm from germany and just wanted to confirm what you posted. On
december the 6th it's "St. Nikolaus" who puts presents in our shoes,
on 24th it's the typical Santa Claus (who is called Weihnachtsmann; or
Christkindl in southern germany). "St. Nikolaus" however is by far not
as generous as the Christkindl, his presents are usually more of a
disappointment -_-
Received on Wed Dec 08 2004 - 17:34:52 CST