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The Singing Santa - Part 5 - A Craven Danger Mystery

Betty Fletcher and Sidney Green stood at the foot of the Empire State Building and gazed up. “Ya think a big monkey could really climb this thing,” said Betty.

The Singing Santa - Part 4 - A Craven Danger Mystery

Craven Danger took a seat on the number six downtown train and fiddled with his ukulele. “Are you gonna sing to your reindeer?” said a little girl sitting opposite.
Cherry

Infinite Sky

I stand atop Kilimanjaro. My red cape flapping in the breeze. I stare off into the infinite sky, deciding the fate of mankind. But I’m tired of the struggle. I’m only one man in the universe.

Tales from the Santa Claus Tavern - Part 4

The bartender filled the bowls with peanuts and placed them along the old oak bar. “How come you ever have nothing but peanuts,” said one Santa.

The Singing Santa - Part 3 - A Craven Danger Mystery

Betty Fletcher climbed into the front seat of Sidney Green’s cab. “Hi ya, Sidney,” said Betty. “Where’s FDR?”

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