By: Christine Cox, The Choosy Mommy
‘Twas the night before a winter’s holiday and Choosy was busy,
and on that eve he would wear his best attire.
The gifts needed be wrapped tightly with ribbon and lace,
But Choosy found an issue as he checked items off his list:
the toe of the stockings just were not right,
and he couldn’t get the packages squished in there tight!
Choosy thought and thought about what the solution could be,
Choosy ran to the kitchen where the fruit bowl sat,
He shoved that orange into the stocking toe,
Since the stockings were finished, he checked that off the list.
Red hat and red shoes were festive you see,
Choosy looked in his drawers and all in his closest,
but that special something was misplaced - he must have lost it.
He sat and thought about what else he could wear,
He made a scarf, wrapped ‘round his neck in a knot.
This truly made him more festive, did it not?
He smiled in the mirror, all proud of himself.
Now onto the presents, everyone’s favorite part!
Choosy loves music and dancing, indeed,
After moving and shaking to the songs that he loved,
it was time to cook a meal to be proud of.
A holiday feast of sorts, the finest for his friends,
Cranberry relish and mashed potatoes for sure,
He gathered some fruits and some veggies and made a nice display.
It would be a fancy and healthy holiday!
Everything was ready, and Choosy was tired.
It was time to go to night-night and get snuggled in all tight.
Choosy closed his eyes and dozed off to sleep,
Happy holidays to all from Choosy and his friends.
Remember to be safe and healthy this holiday season – THE END!
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About the Author: Christine Cox is the blog master for Choosy Kids. She has always had a passion for writing and is honored to contribute her work to this blog. Most of her writing inspiration comes from her daughter, Capri, who is fun-loving and full of energy, and newborn son Cam. Click here to learn more about Christine.
That was so much fun to read. I hope you and your family have a very Merry Christmas.
ReplyDeleteI agree this was a fun. My boy just came by and I read it to him too. Merry Christmas everybody!
DeleteThis will be a fun read to my son at bedtime. It's a cute little story. Have a very Merry Christmas!
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ReplyDeleteSo cute! I love this. I'm going to read it to my kids. Thank you, and Happy Holidays!
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ReplyDeleteThe story is cute. Merry Christmas to you.
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ReplyDeleteHave a Merry Christmas! What a fun read this was. Put a smile on my face that I hope can last all work day!
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ReplyDeleteBelle | One Awesome Momma
This is hilarious I love it. What a fun story :)
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ReplyDeleteHow adorable is this! What a great poem and a great role model for the kids.
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