Santa revealed a long kept secret during a recent interview about the handling of Christmas letters from Santa for 2010. Many of the letters that are received at the North Pole are organized and maintained by mice. Elves have been given credit for helping Santa in every aspect of Christmas preparation. Some people may be shocked to learn that it is Christmas Mice that help with the Santa letters. In further discussion Santa disclosed that Marty the Mouse is his top choice for Santa letter helper in 2010.

In an interview with the North Pole Gazette, Santa disclosed that letters to Santa start to pour into the North Pole in September each and every year and the letters from Santa have to roll right back out as fast as they come in. Santa said he knew there was no way he could answer and mail out all the letters required. He used to worry because he didn’t want even one of those special letters to Santa to go overlooked. Santa Claus said that each letter he received was special and each one deserved a response. According to him, writing and sending personalized letters from Santa are a huge part of his job.

But before Santa can respond to the letters he has to organize them. His elves are too busy making toys and baking treats to help out with the Christmas letters. Santa had to find someone to help with this important task.

Santa looked to the many animals that lived around the North Pole. Sometimes the birds and fish would help with the delivery of Santa letters to the hard to reach places. The problem was these animals prefer to be outdoors and the letters were inside, where they could stay nice and dry. Suddenly Santa realized that he had hundreds if not thousands of animals who could help him organize all his Christmas letters. Of course, all the mice that lived at the North Pole with him and Mrs. Claus would be perfect. The mice liked to be inside where they stayed warm and cozy. Their size had always kept the mice from being able to help out with much of Santa’s work. This job however was perfect for even the smallest mouse.

Via EPR Network
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