The hallways are decked with berries and holly
The Ferguson’s inside are smiling and jolly
This year’s letter will be extra fun
Dr. Seuss lends a hand to get the job done
Working so hard to make these word rhyme
The girl’s favorite Seuss book will help us this time
With this Christmas season the girls’ favorite read
Is “How the Grinch Stole Christmas,” with all of his greed
There’s no Grinch in our jolly home, you could find
The season’s whispling whirlwind of thanks on our mind
Our St. George Who-ville is a great place to be
The new house that we bought will go well with our tree.
Improving jing jinglers and tinglers of sorts
Robin spends too much money! While C.J. just snorts
To save up some money and lower expensive bills
C.J.’s been using handy-dandy man skills
He painted the house, the cabinets, the walls
A fireplace, a kitchen backsplash, the man does it all
He bought new gadget tools of bells and ring ringles
He even hung Christmas lights from our shingles
Our Who-father, C.J. is a busy who-bumbling bee
Recruiting kids from Vegas is his job at Dixie
In his spare time he hunts to provide a who-deer-roast-beast
Taking down a full velvet, 3 point, his pride has increased
And so with the who-hash, who-pudding and who-deer-meat
We will feast, feast, feast, oh what a nice treat.
Our Who-father, C.J. also enjoys a good dash
A bicycling bike ride and a splikity splash
1st place in his age group for the summer triathlon
He also completed the St. George Marathon.
Our Who-Mother, dear Robin, just got her degree
From writing papers and essays, she is finally free
She still keeps herself busy throughout the day
Kissing bamshakeled bruised boo boo’s away
Her latest creation came early in the year
Valentine’s brought our darling Paisley dear
And so with more smiles and twinkling toes
She bought a Cannon camera to capture all those
Our little Cindy Lou Who
Is named Jaysa Sue
Her Christmas spirit is the brightest of all
Her heart is not two sizes too small
However, her shoes the left and the right
Are growing a teeny pinch too tight
Older and older she will soon be
Our big girl is going to almost be three
She’s gotten so big and loves to play
With her sweet little sister, Paisley Mae Mae
The best big sister and so full of love
Her biggest accomplishment we are so proud of
Her successful training on the toilet-commode
Has lifted her Who-parents heaviest load
And finally, our tiniest Paisley who-ster of all
Pulling up and standing, she still prefers to crawl
Pizza, and popcorn, and sweet pumpkin pie
She eats everything, or at least she’ll try
Mac N Cheese is her favorite who-ster who-meal
She loves her loud voice, oh that terrible squeal
Climbing the stairs is her favorite activity
Her fast little legs have a zinging proximity
Her cute little smile is hard to resist
Her cubby little cheeks are so often kissed
Dawho Doorey, Dawho Doorey
We’ve reached the end of the Ferguson story
And so as it is our family tradition
We conclude this update on our condition
But as we say goodbye to yall
Remember the most important of all
Listen to what our Grinch friend learned
A Grinchy lesson, your ear he has earned.
Maybe Christmas doesn’t come from a store
Maybe, perhaps, it means a little bit more
With one more quote from our fine friend
Dr. Seuss’s Christmas message we will send
“Welcome Christmas, bring your cheer
Cheer to all who’s far and near
Christmas day is in your grasp
As long as we have hands to clasp
Welcome Christmas while we stand
Heart to heart and hand in hand.”
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