"He's holding a cookie and hiding another one. Finally, Christmas decor that understands me. That little belly is just too much.
The cookies are missing. The lights are tangled. Someone has wrapped himself.
Honestly? With faces like these, nobody's getting in trouble.

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He's holding the plug like that explains everything. The tree is still
bare, but at least one hippo is fully decorated.
Decorative bulbs only. No actual lighting-just a very festive misunderstanding.
The crumbs are on his belly. The backup cookie is behind his back.
He would like everyone to stop asking questions.
He brought his own ornaments and put a star on his head. Now
he's standing very still, hoping nobody notices the belly.
The posture is serious. The tutu is working overtime. Please admire
the tiny raised foot. He practiced all afternoon.
A little wrapping paper, an enormous bow, and a whole lot of confidence. He's certain you'll love your present. He's already waving.
The coat won't close, the belt has surrendered, and the beard looks
suspicious. Still, he rang the bell. We're letting him have this.
Now he has a name, a spot on the table, and apparently a permanent invitation to
Christmas. Funny how quickly the rules change.

He won't set the table. He definitely won't do the dishes. But look at
that belly. Clearly, he came prepared for dinner.
Tuck a tiny troublemaker beside the books or family photos. He
takes up very little room. His personality has no such restrictions.
"He's holding a cookie and hiding another one. Finally, Christmas decor that understands me. That little belly is just too much.
"I set him on the table and just sat there smiling at him. That little belly and crooked belt! He's such a funny little thing."
"Oh my gosh, his little belly sticking out of the Christmas tree costume He fits perfectly on my windowsill. I keep looking over at him and smiling."
"I put these little guys by my front door and I can't stop smiling every time I walk past them! Those chubby bellies crack me up. They're just too darn cute! "
"I hadn't even taken him out of the box before I grabbed my phone for a picture. That face, holding the plug like he knows what he's doing. Too cute."
"He's still holding the tape like everything went according to plan. That big bow is what got me. Just a sweet, goofy little Christmas decoration."