Dear Santa,
Hi, It's Aaron. Thank you for the gifts you gave me! I was a little worried that you wouldn't know where to find me and my Frandsen cousins. But somehow you knew that we were at Grandpatty and Pappy's house. You must have heard our loud "Go Cougars" chants from your sleigh.When I woke up on Christmas morning I just couldn't believe what I saw.
All of my cousins were opening presents and there was a basketball hoop and my very own Cadillac and my Doggie stocking I had been sleeping with all month was full of candy!
How did you know I love chocolate? You must have a lot of helpers. Dad and I chilled all morning on the wood floor, just watching the wheels of my new motorcycle turn. Thank you.
By the way, if you've ever thought about retiring, I know a lot of great potential replacements: Grandpatty and Nana are at the top of my list......though neither would look very good with a beard or in a big red suit. Uncle Stevie, on the other hand, had a pretty sweet beard, and he gave my mom the coolest exotic wood cutting/serving board. But, I don't think he's old enough.
Grandpa would do a great job. He always says he's an old man and Nana loved her shiny new gift. Plus, Grandpa is really funny when you hit him on the head with a roll of wrapping paper.
I know that Eva loved her gifts. We partied hard through nap time at Nana's house.

I even had time to check Nana's vital signs between playtime.

I was so happy that you also gave Great Grandma Isaac the doll she wanted. It looks so beautiful wearing the blessing dress she wore when she was a baby.
Thanks for everything. It was the best Christmas ever. I'll try extra hard to be a good boy this year. Mom said that she'll help you keep tabs.
Sincerely,
Aaron Isaac Frandsen