One has arrived, one has died ... Once upon a time, in the sieve of straw, I say, a hundred thousand years ago, in a small town everyone was excited to enter a new year. The calendars show the 31st of December, the townspeople are preparing to leave a year behind and say hello to a new year tomorrow morning.
One of the people waiting in this town with excitement for the coming of the new year is Oya who is a lovely sweet cute sweet girl. Oya's real excitement is not to enter a new year. The story of our sweet little girl who read the mystical idea recently was in Santa Claus, the last night of the year that distributed gifts to the children's homes. Having read that Santa Claus is distributing presents to children, Oya has been attracted to the last day of the year since that day. This night Oya will not sleep all night, expecting Santa to come.
Oya helped her mother to get through the day fast, she played with her toys in the room. But whatever he does, the excitement within the structure does not bounce. The best thing was to go to his mother and ask him when Santa would come tonight.
He got out of the oya room quickly and came to his mother who was preparing for the evening in the kitchen:
Oya: 'Mom, can I ask you something?'
Mother: 'Of course, slow off, ask.'
Oya: 'Mom, you know tonight is the last night of the year. Tonight, do you think that Santa Claus will come to all the houses where the children are and give them gifts? '
It's the sense that you read one of the Santa Claus tales of Mother's Oya. That's why she knows why she's been so excited since the morning.
Mother: "I'm a Oyed, my dear daughter. Santa Claus is the only one in the table that is not in real life. So he can not go to the New Year's Eve houses and distribute toys to children. Because there is no Santa in real life. '
Oya was surprised by her mother's words before, and then she was disappointed.
Oya: 'But my mother, I read it in the fairy tale the other day. I have been thinking that Santa will come to my house tonight and leave me a present. I even wrote on Santa Claus what gift I wanted from Santa! '
Mother: 'I understand you, my beautiful daughter. You thought you were real reading. But I'm telling you the truth. Please do not wait in vain. Look, tonight, we will have everyone who is mourning, grandfather, dads, teyzen, halan, uncle and uncle. When entering a new year, the greatest happiness is to have a big family and happiness. We were the biggest gift of our Oyadım 'said.
After listening to Oya's mother he said 'my mother is right'. As it is every year, it is the greatest gift in fact to be entertained with laughter and happiness with a big family this year. But Oya's mental idea was in Santa Claus, who still distributes the gift in the fairy tale he reads.
At night the whole family gathered at the home of the people. Oya was very, very happy to have everyone together. But as Santa Claus and the gift he wanted from him comes to mind, Oya's face does not want to be hanged. Her mother and her father notice this situation in Oya and look at each other and smile. His father got up from his place and left Oya's room and left a small gift box at the bedside of his bed.
Her father returned to the saloon and turned to her mother Oya:
Mother: 'Oyadım, can you go to the bedroom for two minutes and look at your bed? Maybe there is a nice present for you. '
He was so excited when he heard the gift word that he got up from his place and started running towards his room. When she opened the door to her room, she saw the gift package at the bedside and the excitement grew even more. At that time he did not even notice his parents coming from behind and standing at the door of his room watching him.
When Oya opened the gift package, she was very, very happy to see the gift she wanted from Santa and printed on paper. At that time he heard the voice of his father from behind:
Father: 'If I do not have a banquet, did Santa bring you the gift you wanted?'
When he turned back, he saw his mother and father and ran to them. He knew that it was not Santa Claus who brought this gift but his mother and father. He thanked both, but very much.
As he entered a new yard that night, he once again thanked him for having such a beautiful family. Once again you realize what your mother is saying today. The greatest happiness and the best gift are my parents.