Phone Calls To The North Pole

North Pole phone calls can be very expensive and time consuming

. It is always advisable to get a parents permission before making any long distance phone calls lest you find your self on the naughty list for sure. If you are already on the naughty list and you want to make a Santa phone call, you should be good for at least a month first. If you naughtiness involves you being mean to someone or doing some kind of harm, even if unintentional, you must make amends with that person before you call Santa Clause. This means that you have to apologize to the person to whom you were mean. Here are a few other tips for making phone calls to Santa Clause.

All time zones converge at the North Pole. Since you do not want to wake Santa up while he is sleeping, you have to time your phone call just right. Since the sun only rises and sets once in the North Pole, Santa does use it to tell time. Santa Clause could go by any time he wanted to but he has chosen to keep time using Greenwich Mean Time otherwise known as Zulu time. If you were in the eastern part of the United States, it would be five hours ahead of you by Santa's watch. Twelve o'clock noon Eastern Time would be five pm. If you are in most of the United Kingdom, you are already on Greenwich Mean Time.

You might have to speak with the North Pole operator first while you wait for Santa Clause to come on the line. The operator is usually Francine or Gretchen. They are the elves that handle Santa's switchboard. Let them know that you have been very good this year and that you want to talk to Santa Clause. If you speak with the switchboard, it means that there is a very high volume of calls and you might have to wait. It might also mean that Santa is busy making preparations for Christmas and will take a little bit of time to come to the phone. In some cases, Santa might have to call you back. Stay near the phone so that you do not miss your phone call from Santa. Make sure that your parents or guardian is there so that Santa knows you have permission to call.

When Santa does come to the phone, try not to be nervous. Keep your voice as calm as possible and speak very clearly. Santa Clause knows and fluently speaks every language in the world and also speaks your dialect. A dialect is a form of a language that is slightly different because of your geographic location. If you speak calmly and clearly, Santa will understand you perfectly.

If you are going to ask Santa Clause for specific gifts for yourself or someone in your family like a little brother or sister who can't talk yet, make sure you have your list ready so you do not have to stop and think of what you might have forgotten. Santa Clause loves to get phone calls from children but he is a very busy person and will only have a little bit of time to talk to you. Please do not feel bad. Santa wants to talk to you. There are many things that have to be taken care of before Christmas time so try to be understanding and try to keep your phone call as short as possible. Remember, Santa loves you.

Finally, when you call Santa Clause, do not forget to thank him for the gifts he brought you last Christmas and ask him how he is doing. Speak to him just as you would a friend or family member. Write down any questions you might have about Christmas, the North Pole, or anything else you want to know before you call so you do not forget. Santa loves to tell children all about the North Pole and Santa really loves to talk about Christmas. Christmas time is his favorite time of year. In fact, it is always Christmas at Christmas Town in the North Pole.

by: Ellie Evergreen.

Phone Calls To The North Pole

North Pole phone calls can be very expensive and time consuming

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