Yesterday I was worried that Santa is fat. Should I worry that Mrs. Claus has no first name. Sh's known as Mrs. Santa Claus. Her job is to make cookies with the elves. That seems a bit redundant given how many cookies Santa eats on Christmas Eve? It has been calculated at 40 billion calories.
Since 1889, Mrs. Claus has been traditionally depicted in media as a heavy-set, (looks fat in some pictures to me), kindly-appearing, white-haired elderly woman. Like a "granny doll". How is it that she's "heavy set" while Santa is fat? She is usually depicted wearing a fur dress of red with white fur trim. ``````````````````
She's usually baking cookies somewhere in the background of the Santa Claus mythos. She sometimes seen in the factory and assists in toy production and oversees Santa's elves. If she is depicted in her youth, the surprise is that is on occasion shown to have had red hair.
The answer to how old is Mrs. Claus is: "There's a long story behind it, but the short answer is that Mrs. Claus is just 1,139 years old." That seems a strange answer, but then someone paid some money to have their email santa.com website at the top of the list. Santa is slightly older on that website.
Here's a hilarious question that pops up on Google: Does Mrs. Claus have a life of her own? What department of redundancy department question for someone without a first name. On the other hand, she does have a birthday. It is reported to be Christmas Day. Santa's is reported to be March 15th.
Here they are at the 2019 Fantasy of Trees.
Our first picture today is my reflection in a metal wall piece by Floyd Elzinga, and the second is the abstract version created in Flaming Pear's Flexifly. It looks like a Christmas image to me - swirly fun.
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