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Snow globe One day we were going to my grandma 's and she lives in Gales burg. The only reason why we were going there is to get a couple of snow globes we all found one that was are favorite it was the north pole with huge houses and one have a side was candy land it has a sign on it saying wishes come true. Then my cousin said i wish i could be come and then one second we are in the snow globe it was beautiful.when we look on the ground it said the only why out is to find a golden present.We said we are going to stay for a couple of days first the so we are going to one of the huge houses and get some rest we had tacos for dinner and dessert was going one the candy side and have a chocolate water fountain. Today is the day to find the golden present and as we go we find notes for clues. then we saw a workshop that said Santa 's Workshop it was huge we saw the reindeer and the elves Mrs. Claus they were making presents they gave us a present and we got to ride in his sleigh and pet the reindeer …show more content…

Then it was time to go to find the golden present then we found some thing another workshop that said presents maybe it might be in there. And in this snow globe if u wish for something it will come true and then we look for the golden present and then it said on the side u can come back anytime just hole the snow globe .And we knew that Santa was the one writing the notes. And that 's the adventure in the snow

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