Thomas' December stories -- part 12 (and conclusion)

89.

Once upon a time, there was a present.  For Mommy.  Mommy opened it.  It was a trick.  Merry Christmas!  The End.

90.

Once upon a time, there was a Thomas.  A mouse Thomas.  A Thomas in a too-dark mouse hat.  He played his flute.  It squeaked, like a mouse.  He played “Jingle Bells”.  It was a rat “Jingle Bells.”  Rat, rat, rat.  Rat, rat, rat.  The End.

91.

Once upon a time, there was a Thomas named Thomas.  He was lost and sad.  And cold.  He found a fish.  The fish turned to stone.   And it sank in the waterfall.  He found a book.  It was a king book.  Thomas took the jacket off the king book.  Thomas put on the jacket.  He was King Thomas.   The End.

92.

Once upon a time, there was a doctor.  He was a Doctor Thomas.  He had a card.  With writing on it.  He flew in with the wind.  He took temperatures.  I don’t think he was a real doctor.  The End.

93.

Once upon a time, there was a Thomas named Thomas.  He had glasses.  Like Velma.  He found a clue.  Like Velma.  A chocolate clue.  Merry Christmas!

94.

Once upon a time, there was a Thomas named Thomas.  He had a magic soap.  The soap had eyes.  It could see.  The soap was sleeping.  Thomas put the soap in the bathtub and took a bath.  And he was clean – Magic!  The End.

95.

Once upon a time, there was a Thomas named Thomas.  He was a King Thomas.  He wanted snow.  Glow-in-the-dark snow.  He put on his big crown.  It fell in his eyes.  He couldn’t see the no-snow.  The End.

96.

Once upon a time, there was a Thomas named Thomas.  He was lost and sad.  It was a dark night.  He found a light.  A dreaming light.  On a silent night.  A starry night.  And the light was music.  For Thomas.  The End.

97.

Once upon a time, there was a Thomas.  He found a door.  It was a guy door.  To book trains.  “It’s not for kittens, Molly!” said Thomas.  The End.

98.

Once upon a time, there was a map.  It was a pirate map.  A pirate Christmas map.  To Christmas treasure.  The End.

99.

Once upon a time, there was a castle.  A shooting star castle.  With windows.  Glass windows.  In the windows was a train station.  With trains.  That go everywhere.  The End.

100.

Once upon a time, there was a castle.  A paper castle.  A Thomas named Thomas went through the door.  He tore up the castle.  There was water in the castle.  And a magic purple spider.  The End.

101.

Once upon a time, there was a Thomas named Thomas.  He was outside.  He was lost.  It was dark outside.  He found a flashlight.  A star flashlight.  He found a kangaroo with a map.   The End.

102.

Once upon a time, there was a Thomas named Thomas.  He had a shadow of a sea on his ceiling.  “I love my shadow,” said he.  The End.

103.

Once upon a time, there was a Thomas named Thomas.  He wanted snow.  There was no snow.  He sang to the sky snow angels, “Hello, Snow.  Where are you?”  The End.

104.

Once upon a time, there was a Thomas named Thomas.  He was lost and sad.  He had cake.  And more cake.  On the moon.  It was delicious.  The End.

105.

Once upon a time, there was a shadow monkey.  He was hanging up, up in the sky.  He was lost and sad.  He wanted to fly like an angel does.  He found a shooting star.  A wishing shooting star.  And he held on.  The End.

106.

Once upon a time, there was a goblin.  A Thomas named Thomas scared him into a cave.  Into a cave tree.  It was dark in there.  The goblin had dark eyes.  The End.

107.

Once upon a time, there was a Thomas named Thomas.  He stood up to go potty.  And he didn’t fall down.  The End.

108.

Once upon a time, there was a Thomas named Thomas.  He was lost and sad.  He made a sky.  He made cloud pillow stairs.  Stairs that went up, up, up.  Up to where Molly was sleeping.  The End.

109.

Once upon a time, there was a Thomas named Thomas.  He lived in a garden.  He was lost and sad.  It was raining and Thomas was slippery.  He drew with chalk.  He drew a house.  He was very safe and dry.  The End.

110.

Once upon a time, there was a Thomas named Thomas.  He had shadow hands.  On the ceiling.  He made a hat.  He made a heart.  He turned off the lantern and the shadows were gone.  The End.

111.

Once upon a time, there was a Thomas named Thomas.  He painted a train.  On his wall.  In his room.  A train to bears, and cats, and dancing dogs.  “Come and see!” said Thomas.   The End.

112.

Once upon a time, there was a shadow globe.  It was on the wall.  It was dangerous.  Thomas was scared.  Molly Kitten got the globe with a Batman pillow.  The End.

113.

Once upon a time, there was a Thomas named Thomas.  He was lost and sad.  He found a happy house.  He was Turtle Thomas.  He couldn’t run.  He’s not a turtle anymore.  The End.

114.

Once upon a time, there was a Thomas named Thomas.  He was lost and sad.  He found a map to candy canes.  Thomas ate a candy cane.  He was sticky all over.  And happy.  The End.

115.

Once upon a time, there was a boat.  It was sleeping.  In a tent.  With spaghetti and rainbow lights.  The End.

116.

Once upon a time, there was a web.  It was streaming down.  Like a string.  And there was a monkey.  The monkey wanted to climb down the web ladder.  He couldn’t.  He was too big.  The End.