Terlingua Dreams

Terlingua Dreams
Governors Landing Campground - Lake Amistad - Del Rio, Texas
Showing posts with label letter to Santa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label letter to Santa. Show all posts

Monday, December 24, 2012

My Letter to Santa

Dear Santa,

I have been extra good this year in anticipation of finally getting a visit from you.  Here are a couple of items I could sure use and while I do not ask that you get me all of them...one or two would be nice for as you know...I am not greedy.

1.  A kind and considerate new owner for Walter

2.  An acre or less of highway frontage in my favorite desert

3.  A rebuilt transmission for Terlita (my camping van)

4.  A new camera

5.  A small storage shed

6.  An adult bicycle (yes the one with three wheels)

7.  An electric lawn mower

8.  A Betty Boop purse (read my prior post so you know where to purchase it Santa)

9.  A good paying out-of-state but preferably out-of-the-country job for mother's worthless Plumber and Yardman so they NEVER return to Del Rio.

10. Last but not least a tall weathered cowboy :)


Santa I know last year I was able to offer you these:


I regret that this year the budget will only allow me to share the following with you...well look at it on the bright side...at least you wont have a hangover :-)

Nutri Leche (Mexican milk) and cookies

Saturday, December 24, 2011

Dear Santa



All I want for Christmas is my two front teeth, my two front teeth…hey wait, I already got those back when I was eight…

Santa, I have been very good this year hoping that you would not forget about me like you have in prior years :-(

Here is my list:

  1. I am not greedy Santa, even though there is a lot of acreage in Terlingua, I only ask for 1 acre or less of highway frontage so I can sit in my front porch and watch a car drive by every 15 minutes.

  1. A rebuilt transmission for Terlita (my camping van)

  1. An honest and knowledgeable mechanic

  1. A heavy duty weed eater and a gardener to operate it

  1. A chain saw to cut down Mom’s horrible mesquite trees and a gardener to cut them

  1. A heavy duty zero gravity chair

Last but not least:

  1. A weathered cowboy…preferably with a job :D


Since you are probably sick and tired of milk and cookies, I have left you the following: