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A Cutris Christmas Story

One day, Cutris received a call from Santa Claus.

Santa asked Cutris to help him find his magic reindeer, Rudolph.



Unfortunately, Cutris went the wrong way, and ended up at the mall.



















Someone called security, and he was given the "big boot."




So, he decided to look for Rudolph out in the woods.
Suddenly, Cutris realized that he was lost and it was getting dark.






So, he used a tree to build himself a shelter.



He spent the night in his simple shelter.



In the morning, Cutris found Rudolph eating some lichens outside the shelter!



Cutris called Santa, and he came and got Rudolph.



Then they all lived happily ever after.

The End

Comments

Miss Beverly said…
The best Christmas story I've read so far this season!
CuTRis said…
Thank you!
It came from the heart... and the tongue and cheek...

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