A Tour Of Santas Workshop

This is Tim. I'm glad you came back today to hear more about my Christmas adventure with Jump Jump from Holiday House. Well yesterday, I told you all about Santa Claus' story of how the ice queen, who rules the frozen country, had come down one day and kidnapped the reindeer who both Santa Claus' slain.

Without the reindeer, there could be no presents delivered on Christmas Eve. It's just a minute, I'll tell you how we laid our plans to save the reindeer and Christmas day and across his big, red house.

Merry holiday was there, and so was Levi's limo line snoring on the floor. In Jump Jump, the little elf who's only three inches tall was jumping up and down. He had just jumped into the room and he said, Auntie Poggly is coming in Santa Claus. He'll help us decide what to do. Where's the poet?

Jump jump. I don't know. You don't know, but we need him. He may not do as much good Mary holiday. He'll be making up poems all the time. And what we need is a man of action, not a man of words.

Oh, Tim, if Vachypagli were in the room, he'd tell you that some famous man said that. And he'd be right, too. But Tim, the famous man who said that wasn't always right. Why not, Santa Claus?

Because we do need men of words, Tim, as you find out when you grow up to be a man. You know, it's often the man of words who inspires the man of action. What does inspire mean jump jump?

Well, it means, it means, oh, how shall I explain it? Mary Holiday, you're my secretary and you know every word in the dictionary. How would you explain what inspire means? Well, because I think I'd say that inspire means to cause somebody to want to do something something good so much that somebody has to do it.