SANTA’S SAFE SELFIES INSIDE A SNOWGLOBE
Dateline: Dallas, Texas, Santa Claus, November-December, 2020
Donder’s story of the Snowglobe: “We were flying somewhere over Pennsylvania in 1997 and I saw a billboard that said “Think Globally.” (There was more underneath those words, but they were buried in snow.) So when this Wye Too-kay thing happened, I asked Santa if it would help to think Globally in the snow, he thanked me and said, “Maybe next time.” I suggested we sit in the snow and think about globes when the Mayan calendar ran out of pages, and Santa said, “That’s certainly an idea.” I suggested we pack globes full of snow when the Blue Bell Ice Cream Crisis was going on, and he said, “No, not yet.” But when this Corona thing happened and I said, “We should think snow-globally, Santa!” he brightened up and said it was a great idea. It just goes to show that any idea can be a good one if you try enough times.”
Mission Statement:
There is true Christmas magic and it doesn’t reside in Santa, but in the child. Santa works to make this evident through his visits. He intends to:
Model and notice a warm, loving, compassionate, generous life.
Reveal glimpses of life's transcendent mystery and joy.
Show that the true, good and beautiful still exist.
About “Santa” David Lewis:
Born September 25, 1952 to Ted & Earlene Lewis, the first of four boys, David grew up in the open plains of the Texas panhandle. The family moved to Odessa, Texas and David graduated from Permian High School in 1971. He moved to Dallas, married Cindy in 1974, and graduated from Dallas Bible College in 1976. Joy was born that year, Jennifer (deceased) in 1979, and Michael in 1981. The summer of 1992, David rode a recumbent bicycle solo from the Canadian border north of Seattle, Washington to Key West. His book about that adventure is States of Grace: A Pilgrimage into America. In 1994, David began working with Odyssey of the Mind, which became DestiNation ImagiNation, teaching creative problem solving and teamwork. The children called David to be Santa in 2012. David and Cindy have three grandchildren: Alex, Amelia and ?
More about Santa Snowglobe at HeartofSanta.com. Please contact him at LewisDandC@Gmail.com or 214-398-8687. Booking by Brandy@HireSanta.com.
Dateline: Dallas, Texas, Santa Claus, November-December, 2020
Donder’s story of the Snowglobe: “We were flying somewhere over Pennsylvania in 1997 and I saw a billboard that said “Think Globally.” (There was more underneath those words, but they were buried in snow.) So when this Wye Too-kay thing happened, I asked Santa if it would help to think Globally in the snow, he thanked me and said, “Maybe next time.” I suggested we sit in the snow and think about globes when the Mayan calendar ran out of pages, and Santa said, “That’s certainly an idea.” I suggested we pack globes full of snow when the Blue Bell Ice Cream Crisis was going on, and he said, “No, not yet.” But when this Corona thing happened and I said, “We should think snow-globally, Santa!” he brightened up and said it was a great idea. It just goes to show that any idea can be a good one if you try enough times.”
Mission Statement:
There is true Christmas magic and it doesn’t reside in Santa, but in the child. Santa works to make this evident through his visits. He intends to:
Model and notice a warm, loving, compassionate, generous life.
Reveal glimpses of life's transcendent mystery and joy.
Show that the true, good and beautiful still exist.
About “Santa” David Lewis:
Born September 25, 1952 to Ted & Earlene Lewis, the first of four boys, David grew up in the open plains of the Texas panhandle. The family moved to Odessa, Texas and David graduated from Permian High School in 1971. He moved to Dallas, married Cindy in 1974, and graduated from Dallas Bible College in 1976. Joy was born that year, Jennifer (deceased) in 1979, and Michael in 1981. The summer of 1992, David rode a recumbent bicycle solo from the Canadian border north of Seattle, Washington to Key West. His book about that adventure is States of Grace: A Pilgrimage into America. In 1994, David began working with Odyssey of the Mind, which became DestiNation ImagiNation, teaching creative problem solving and teamwork. The children called David to be Santa in 2012. David and Cindy have three grandchildren: Alex, Amelia and ?
More about Santa Snowglobe at HeartofSanta.com. Please contact him at LewisDandC@Gmail.com or 214-398-8687. Booking by Brandy@HireSanta.com.