by the_little_gift_shop We didn't get to see Santa on Formal Night. We usually book the late dinner

Before the the cruise had ended, I had come to the only conclusion I could. I only wish I had had the presence of mind to get more than two photos - both of which you'll see here. But, I think you'll agree that just those two do show proof of my Santa sighting on (of all things) a cruise to The Bahamas.
We had boarded the tender, and found a seat on the lower level. Then, something got our attention. Boarding the tender was an old man with a long white beard, dressed like... well, Santa on vacation!
He showed us his card, with his email address on it. When he's on vacation, he tells children that he isn't making best travel destinations in october a list right now, but they can get their parents to help them email him. And he answers.
Here was a man who believed fully in two kinds of magic: The magic of Santa, and the magic of a child's smile. He was a man who seemed determined to cause a lot of those smiles. And he seemed to derive a special joy from doing just that. Simply making kids smile.
by the_little_gift_shop We didn't get to see Santa on Formal Night. best travel destinations in october We usually book the late dinner seating. I suspect the man in the red suit prefers early seating, when more families with young children would be eating.
He said he wears full Santa attire - his red santa suit - on any formal occasion. I can just imagine that the children were absolutely thrilled to be dining in the same room with such an important fellow!
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