Pallavi Hota

Mogu, a panda lived on the hills with his family. He was always a happy lad. His favourite festival was Christmas. Every year he eagerly waited for Santa to get him gifts. And his favourite time of the year was back.He went to the market and got every possible thing to decorate the house. This time, he got a huge Christmas tree out of excitement. With that, he bought a new pair of socks to write his Christmas wishes and put them inside the socks. He decorated the entire house and baked cakes. It was time now, so he went to sleep and waited for Santa to deliver his gifts. He woke up in the middle of the night and found no gift around him. He became really sad and went to his dad and sulked. His dad realised that he had forgotten to keep the gifts under his bed and felt upset. He asked Mogu to wait for a while and assured him that Santa had not forgotten but a little late in delivering the gifts. He then dressed up and appeared in front of Mogu singing, ìHo! Ho! Ho! Merry Christmas! and handed him all the gifts that he had wished for. To Moguís surprise his dad was Santa and delivered him gifts every year. He was happy and rejoiced knowing that his dad loved him so much.

This is a story of panda, Santa Claus and Christmas.Moral(s) of the story: happiness

Christmas Wish

There was a panda who suddenly forgot his name and decided to go out and ask everybody around him if they knew his name.He asked the old lady, Oh dear grandma, do you know my name? She said, No dear, go and ask my son. He went to her son and asked, Son of grandma, do you know my name? He replied. No, ask my axe. He asked the axe, Grandma’s sons axe, do you know my name? It said, No, go and ask the tree I just cut. He asked the tree, Tree that the axe cut, do you know my name? It replied, No, ask the birds that sit on me. He asked the birds, Dear birds on the tree, do you know my name? The birds said, No, go and ask the river we drink water from. He asked the river, Dear river the birds drink water from, do you know my name? The river replied, No, go and ask the fish that swims in me. He asked the fish, Oh fish swimming in the river, do you know my name? It replied, No, go and ask the boy who tries to catch me. He asked the boy, Oh boy trying to catch the fish, do you know my name? He replied, No, go and ask the horse that I ride. He asked the horse, Dear horse that the boy rides, do you know my name? It said, No, ask the baby horse in my womb. He asked the baby horse, Dear baby horse in the horses womb, do you know my name. It fumbled and said, Pa-pa-pa It suddenly remembered and screamed in joy, Hurray! My name is panda.

This is a story of panda, horse, and river.

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Christmas Wish

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