Or how to make sure Father Christmas can get into your house if you don’t have a chimney.
In our slightly nomadic past, which ended abruptly almost 5 years ago when we bought this house, we always managed to rent houses with chimneys, making it nice and easy for the great man to access the establishment for the servicing of stockings (I think it best not to tell you that Amelie prefers to wear pyjamas on Christmas Eve in case Santa checks her bottom to make sure it is clean 😆 🙄 )
Since moving to our lovely but middle range, modern matchbox, we no longer have chimneys. I maintain, and I’m convinced I’m right, this is of no importance and that the skylight above their rooms is almost certainly quite enough for him to use the required magic to make it in.
Apparently Maddy thinks not.
There you go Santa. No problem now.
Aww, love it :o)
That’s a great fireplace. D is terrified of Santa so we don’t talk about how he gets into the house. We have 2 fireplaces so she would be hiding in her room in fear of what was coming down them.
Love it!
We needed to have a magic master key for the front door!
Love it!!
Adorable!!
Fabulous!! Since we had a wood stove fitted (with an 8″ish flue) we’ve had to do plenty of explaining about how Santa will get in. Skeleton key is the preferred answer around here!