Christmas Around the World!
- In Switzerland, Santa squeezes through the doggie door.
- In Sweden, Santa flies with a beautiful stewardess, Alma, who leaves milk and cookies for the children.
- In Belgium, Santa busts in through the kitchen window. In the morning, children find rock candy among the broken glass.
- In German folklore, Rudolph is towed behind the sled as a warning light.
- Children in southern Italy leave a tumbler of red wine for Santa. The wine-stained coaster is then hung as an ornament on the Christmas tree.
- In Bulgaria, Santa sneaks in through the cellar and steals the coal from houses with bad children.
- In Las Vegas, Santa doesn’t say “Ho Ho Ho!” but rather “Hey Hey Hey.”
- According to Russian folklore, if children stay up and try to catch a glimpse of Santa, he transforms into a terrible bear who devours them.
- In Venezuela, children tip Santa 10% of their allowance.
