The popular poem that records the account of a particular Christmas Eve is going to need an edit. This mouse was definitely stirring as he sampled the cookies on Santa's plate, then quickly scurried under the tree to hide and catch a glimpse of the man in the furry red suit. He noticed his reflection on a low-hanging ornament, snapped a selfie, and immediately posted it on his Mousagram account and Cheesebook profile as any social media-savvy mouse would. The evidence is now out there for the entire world to see!

Yawn! I was having sweet dreams in my afternoon nap when someone decided to open the windows to let in a little fresh air. Brrr... I feel chilly now! Can you please close them?

The pets have come inside after having fun playing outdoors in the snow and have just finished drinking a cup of hot cocoa to get warm again. It's a perfect time for a little afternoon nap!

Let there be peace on Earth, and let it start with me. Made from frosted glass, this little village church is sure to bring a peaceful appearance to your PnF Christmas village. This reminds me of my own church, and as I stroll by in the evening, I can hear the choir softly singing all my favorite carols. Won't you join me for a Christmas Eve candle-lighting service?

He’s all bundled up in his elegant green scarf and waiting for a friend to join in on the fun. This delightful globe, featuring a rather happy-to-be-here snowman, is full of detail from the piles of cloudlike snow and frosted winter glass down to the blush on our snowman’s cheeks. Certain to light up any winter or festive Christmas scene. Don’t miss out!

This beautiful hand-crocheted afghan was designed and assembled by my sweet granny. She used only the finest wool yarn in the most vibrant colors she could find. She sat in her rocking chair every evening after supper while grandpa played his fiddle and created this so all of you could keep warm this winter. Thanks granny... we love you!

This beautiful hand-crocheted afghan was designed and assembled by my sweet granny. She used only the finest wool yarn in the most vibrant colors she could find. She sat in her rocking chair every evening after supper while grandpa played his fiddle and created this so all of you could keep warm this winter. Thanks granny... we love you!

This beautiful hand-crocheted afghan was designed and assembled by my sweet granny. She used only the finest wool yarn in the most vibrant colors she could find. She sat in her rocking chair every evening after supper while grandpa played his fiddle and created this so all of you could keep warm this winter. Thanks granny... we love you!

I’m a very rare and special foxee, neither young nor old
But I’m not often seen, because I’m not very bold;
I am swift and elusive, only materialising briefly I am told
In the most extreme weather, when it’s painfully cold!

I nap throughout the day, in my cool dark den
Until the moon rises high, over the arctic fen;
Then I come out to play in the snow again (ah-gen)
Catching snowflakes in my coat, but avoiding men!

I’m a very rare and special foxee, neither young nor old
But I’m not often seen, because I’m not very bold;
I am swift and elusive, only materialising briefly I am told
In the most extreme weather, when it’s painfully cold!

I nap throughout the day, in my cool dark den
Until the moon rises high, over the arctic fen;
Then I come out to play in the snow again (ah-gen)
Catching snowflakes in my coat, but avoiding men!

I’m a very rare and special foxee, neither young nor old
But I’m not often seen, because I’m not very bold;
I am swift and elusive, only materialising briefly I am told
In the most extreme weather, when it’s painfully cold!

I nap throughout the day, in my cool dark den
Until the moon rises high, over the arctic fen;
Then I come out to play in the snow again (ah-gen)
Catching snowflakes in my coat, but avoiding men!

I’m a very rare and special foxee, neither young nor old
But I’m not often seen, because I’m not very bold;
I am swift and elusive, only materialising briefly I am told
In the most extreme weather, when it’s painfully cold!

I nap throughout the day, in my cool dark den
Until the moon rises high, over the arctic fen;
Then I come out to play in the snow again (ah-gen)
Catching snowflakes in my coat, but avoiding men!

Nicholas Narwhal is the unicorn of the Petarctic seas! His long spiral horn is really one of his two teeth, which is growing out of his head. His other, shorter tooth, remains embedded in his skull. This doesn’t seem to bother Nicholas though, as you will always find him cavorting happily with the dolphins, seals, manatees and penguins in Petarctica. As Nicholas does most of his eating in winter, he is especially playful throughout summer!

Nicholas Narwhal is the unicorn of the Petarctic seas! His long spiral horn is really one of his two teeth, which is growing out of his head. His other, shorter tooth, remains embedded in his skull. This doesn’t seem to bother Nicholas though, as you will always find him cavorting happily with the dolphins, seals, manatees and penguins in Petarctica. As Nicholas does most of his eating in winter, he is especially playful throughout summer!

Nicholas Narwhal is the unicorn of the Petarctic seas! His long spiral horn is really one of his two teeth, which is growing out of his head. His other, shorter tooth, remains embedded in his skull. This doesn’t seem to bother Nicholas though, as you will always find him cavorting happily with the dolphins, seals, manatees and penguins in Petarctica. As Nicholas does most of his eating in winter, he is especially playful throughout summer!

Nicholas Narwhal is the unicorn of the Petarctic seas! His long spiral horn is really one of his two teeth, which is growing out of his head. His other, shorter tooth, remains embedded in his skull. This doesn’t seem to bother Nicholas though, as you will always find him cavorting happily with the dolphins, seals, manatees and penguins in Petarctica. As Nicholas does most of his eating in winter, he is especially playful throughout summer!

Nicholas Narwhal is the unicorn of the Petarctic seas! His long spiral horn is really one of his two teeth, which is growing out of his head. His other, shorter tooth, remains embedded in his skull. This doesn’t seem to bother Nicholas though, as you will always find him cavorting happily with the dolphins, seals, manatees and penguins in Petarctica. As Nicholas does most of his eating in winter, he is especially playful throughout summer!

Nicholas Narwhal is the unicorn of the Petarctic seas! His long spiral horn is really one of his two teeth, which is growing out of his head. His other, shorter tooth, remains embedded in his skull. This doesn’t seem to bother Nicholas though, as you will always find him cavorting happily with the dolphins, seals, manatees and penguins in Petarctica. As Nicholas does most of his eating in winter, he is especially playful throughout summer!

Nicholas Narwhal is the unicorn of the Petarctic seas! His long spiral horn is really one of his two teeth, which is growing out of his head. His other, shorter tooth, remains embedded in his skull. This doesn’t seem to bother Nicholas though, as you will always find him cavorting happily with the dolphins, seals, manatees and penguins in Petarctica. As Nicholas does most of his eating in winter, he is especially playful throughout summer!

Nicholas Narwhal is the unicorn of the Petarctic seas! His long spiral horn is really one of his two teeth, which is growing out of his head. His other, shorter tooth, remains embedded in his skull. This doesn’t seem to bother Nicholas though, as you will always find him cavorting happily with the dolphins, seals, manatees and penguins in Petarctica. As Nicholas does most of his eating in winter, he is especially playful throughout summer!