The Price of Fame

[R. Richard]

Shirely Temple Black:
"I stopped believing in Santa Claus when my mother took me to see him in a department store and he asked me for my autograph."

 

[English Lady]

I still believe in Santa

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[R. Richard]

I still believe in Santa

Ah yes, but did he ever ask you for your autograph?

 

[English Lady]

Ah yes, but did he ever ask you for your autograph?

Not yet, but who knows, he might eventually

 

[R. Richard]

Not yet, but who knows, he might eventually

Aha! The future destruction of innocence.

 

[Trinique_Fire]

Shirely Temple Black:
"I stopped believing in Santa Claus when my mother took me to see him in a department store and he asked me for my autograph."

Luckily my parents never quite reached national fame on that level. It has a pretty small scale still, thank God for that.

I found out Santa wasn't real after reading a letter he left for me on X-mas morning in response to my cookies, milk, and note. The handwriting looked suspiciously like my dad's very unique scrawl.

 

[English Lady]

you know, i don't have any kind of dramatic " found out Santa didn't exsist when..." story. I do remember becoming aware that mum and dad set the presents under the treebut I still had my believe in the spirit of Father Christmas.

Yep, I'm weird.