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Yesterday was the last day of Elf School until Christmas is over, and so we had lots of excited little elves running about celebrating the end of term.  Elf School breaks up this early because from now on we need all the help we can get, and all the little elf children come and help out in the workshop.

Last night we threw them a big end of term party.  Mrs Claus had made them lots of yummy food - chocolate snowballs, Christmas tree pizzas, hot buttered crumpets, popcorn and candy canes, all washed down with her delicious hot chocolate. I have to confess that I ate a little bit too much myself and had a bit of a tummy ache!

Then we played games and danced and sang Christmas carols.  What fun!

Today Alfred the elf has asked me to tell you his favourite joke:

How many elves does it take to change a light bulb?

Ten - one to change the light bulb and nine to stand on each other’s shoulders!!
 
Elf School 11/06/2009
 
The lists are coming in thick and fast, I love reading them and finding out what toys you young folk are asking for this year.  We've had to set up a new class at Elf School so that the elves can learn all about electronics because so many of you want Nintendos and Play Stations.  Luckily elves are very quick learners so they'll be no problems getting those little magic boxes made up!  I have to admit I quite like testing them out, just to make sure they work of course, in fact Mrs Claus often has to come and drag me out of the testing room!

Today's joke comes to you courtesy of Pumpkin, one of my happiest elves:

Who says oh! oh! oh!?

Santa walking backwards!

Thank you Pumpkin, I really enjoyed that one!