FUNNY REAL CHRISTMAS STORIES TOLD BY ONLINE USERS

We all know that one hilarious story and moment that happened one time and that will be remembered by all who witnessed it. As we enter the festive season it just feels right to share some hilarious stories people shared about something Christmassy. 

1.Meeting Santa Claus

Paulette Ryan, shared her story and explained, “My husband took our two sons, six-year-old Devin and four-year-old Chase, to a party where Santa would be handing out gifts. The instructions from the organizers were to bring our own gifts, so I brought beach towels with the kids’ names printed on them.”

“Upon arriving, Devin said he couldn’t believe the skinny Santa was actually Santa. His doubt turned to belief when he opened his gift.”

“‘He has to be the real Santa!’” he said. ‘How else would he know my name?’” 

2.Stocking stuffers

Lynn Thibodeau shared her story and explained, “One Christmas my husband put an assortment of beauty products in my stocking. I tried one of the facial masks, and was about to wash it off when my eight-year-old son, Callum, walked in. I explained to him that it was a present from his dad and it would make me beautiful.”

“He patiently waited by my side as I rinsed and patted my face dry.”

“‘Well, what do you think?’ I asked.”

“‘Oh, Mom, it didn’t work!' Callum replied.” 

3.Misheard lyrics

Jessie Robertson shared her story: “When my niece was a student, her class of six-year-olds sang ‘Hark, the Herald Angels Sing’ at a Christmas concert. The line ‘God and sinners reconciled’ was a tricky one for this age group.”

“One little boy, with a voice that completely drowned out the rest of the choir, happily belted out, ‘God and sinners dressed in style!’” 

4.Honesty is the best policy

Mario Rodriguez explained, “My nine-year-old son, Gabriel, had heard some rumours at school that Santa wasn’t real. He approached me with a big question: ‘Dad, tell me the truth. Is Santa real?’”

“I decided to tell him it was us who had bought his latest Nintendo Wii game.”

“‘Really?’ he said. ‘You should have let Santa bring it. That way, it would have been free.’”