[gasps] The horse with twigs on his head!
[giggles] That's a reindeer, Lola.
“How Many More Minutes Until Christmas?”
In this episode: Lola Sonner (7), Charlie Sonner (3)
[regarding about Father Christmas] Oh, and he always brings a tangerine.
Why does he always bring a tangerine?
I don't know. 'Cause they are really boring.
[showing Charlie a Christmas card] That is my card for Lotta.
That's really nice, Lola. What is it?
It's "Away in a Manger" with Baby Jesus. Lotta really likes that song, especially the bit where the cattle are lowing. Uh... What is lowing, Charlie?
It's like mooing.
Oh, Charlie, I'm very excited! We can post our letter to Father Christmas on our way to school tomorrow!
[Lola finds out Lotta had received her letter to Father Christmas by mistake.]
Oh, no, Lotta! That's my letter to Father Christmas! And if you have got my letter to Father Christmas, that means Father Christmas won't know about my purse on a string, and he won't know that I really want Granny and Grandpa to come, and he won't bring the special surprise to Charlie! [gasps] Maybe he won't come at all! [sobbing like a 3 year old] WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!
[as the telephone rings] Ooh. That might be Father Christmas, to tell me he's got my letter.
[Charlie giggles]
How many more minutes until Christmas?
Just time for some Christmas carols and then tomorrow it will be Christmas.
[Lola giggles]
I told Mom all about the sky paper and how we saved Christmas, Charlie, and she said were very extremely clever.
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