Holidays

Elf Training #18 – Holidays

Elf TrainingYou thought I forgot about Elf Training #18, right?

I did not forget! I had to get it approved before I could post it. Can you believe that?

The reason is because our topic today is holidays. And it is a very serious one for all elves. Holidays are a serious big deal at the North Pole and, as elves, we need to treat them seriously.

For example, do you know what Santa’s favorite holiday is? It’s Thanksgiving.

Did you know that? I didn’t know that before I became an elf. It is very important information to know. You’d think Christmas would be Santa’s favorite holiday and he loves it. But it’s not at the top of the list.

Well, if he is the Head Elf and he likes Thanksgiving then I think the rest of us elves who are trying to be the best elves we can be should try to understand that — and all holidays.

Celebrating holidays is important. We need to look at the special days on the calendar to not only learn new things but also to connect and re-connect with people we love. Holidays in a way teach us to have purpose in our lives.

Christmas, of course, is what we focus on. As elves, we do it to serve other people and Santa. That’s a good thing.

Every holiday has good things behind it.

You’ll be reading at SantaUpdate.com this week a lot of news about Thanksgiving and how elves there are celebrating. Use your reading to learn and to think about the holidays you experience.

Does that mean you should celebrate Thanksgiving if you live in a country where Thanksgiving isn’t observed?

Well, here’s the deal with that: you do not have to eat turkey or march in an Elf Parade to celebrate Thanksgiving. It’s not about stuff like that. But it is about being grateful and showing gratitude in all you do on that day.

That is why Thanksgiving is, after all, Santa’s favorite. It is what Thanksgiving is all about that is most important. You might want to look for ways to do that.

Holidays are also different days. We don’t work on holidays. Santa calls play time as important as work time, especially for elves. Holidays are play time. Make sure you take time off on holidays.

Being with your family is also important on these days. It does not matter what you do or what you eat on those days — but just be with your families while you are doing it.

36 million elves now!!! It is an exciting week for those of us in the elf business. Stay tuned for more news this week.

About this Elf: Elf Max Verified Elf Santa's Council Member Senior Elf Sector 5 Community Manager
Elf Max is the webmaster of SantaTrackers.net and Executive Director of the Elf Community. Max has worked in computer systems web development for many years. He has been an anchor for the tracker elf program and has been with this project from the very beginning. When he's not tweaking the website he's running off to fix someone's computer.
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Elf Candycane

Cool!

Hannah

Roger that- Sometimes people take things so for-granted, and thanksgiving is a way to fix that.

Elf Candycane

Um I have a question…… If there are 36 million tracker elves then why don’t more people comment?

Elf Ernest

You tell ’em!!!

Thomas Mendonca

Yes mate..

Elf Kringle

Maybe some people don’t have time to check this website

Hannah

Yeah, true.

Elf Candy Gumdrops

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Willow Muir

Why does Santa give gifts on Christmas if he likes thanksgiving more?

Elf Amelia

Because of the food lol

Elf Amelia

Amazing!!

Elf Buttercup

Of course! Santa doesn’t NEED to like Christmas the best! Thanksgiving is a time of being grateful. 🙂

Grace Stephens

Hello I joined the elves a few days

ELF Jingle Paws

Roger Elf Jingle Paws

Elf Cinnamon Scarlet Jellybean

Roger that!

Elf Snowball

Cool

Eira

36 million? That is amazing!!

Elf Cookie Dough

Cool thanks

Elf Ishton

I will be sure to appreciate every Holiday for the unique magic they all bring.

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