Welcome to day eleven of the Winter Writing Challenge! Are you ready to get those creative juices flowing? I loved reading all your submissions yesterday. Let’s see what you come up with today!
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Write a short description for this character:
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During the summer and spring months, one may find a familiar face casually walking along the St. John shoreline, in training of course, for the winter months.
When bears typically bulk up in the winter through hibernation until spring. One such phenomenon, can be seen at his favorite hangout – the beach.
Careful not to call attention to himself and yet sticking out in any crowd, the ‘ho, ho’ chap in full crush red velvet regale trimmed in white fur totes a bag of seashells.
Often, passerbyers recognize him and eager to ask, “is it really him?”
Many locals warn tourists to keep their secret, and their distance (give him space), during his trim down period. A time for the jolly ol’ fellow to buff up, redefine his bilateral muscle for the much colder months. Instead of the usual, milk and cookies, Sir Kringle consumes a diet primarily of seafood and fruit, while basking in the sun to increase his D3 vitamin intake.
When warm days turn cooler, and the northern winds blow, he knows the rejuvenation retreat is complete and it’s time to head far north.
As the sleigh climbs higher breaking thru time zones, countries and space, he gains more weight along the way.
“So where is Santa?” an elf inquired, driving a tiny wooden peg through a wooden car.
An elder among the elf ranks answered, “probably at the beach.”
Everyone in the toy house, chuckled aloud escalating quickly to roaring laughter. Many rolled over tables falling to the ground at the preposterous accusation.
“Of course, he was…” said the elf, rolling his eyes, unconvenienced he could be anywhere else.
But.
The North Pole.
With Buddy Elf deciding to take Christmas so Santa can rest, Santa looked around for a vacation but unfortunately he got lost and landed on this island