CONTACT INFORMATION

Marly Reed, director.
marlyreed@gmail.com

Daniel J. Pierce, producer.
ramshacklepicktures@gmail.com

synopsis

Santa Claus is kicked out of the North Pole by Mrs. Claus and moves to Vancouver to live with his cousin, Dave. Santa tries to make it as a bachelor in the big city, but his attempts to start a new life are thwarted by his bad manners and anti-social tendencies. Santa's oldest friends, The Easter Bunny and the Tooth Fairy, must help Santa to conquer his loneliness and despair in order to win back Mrs. Claus and save Christmas.

Santa came to town... and he stayed.

Santa came to town... and he stayed.
check us out on Facebook... tickle Santa's nipple.

EPISODE 4: "Eye of the Tiger"

EPISODE 3: "We Three Kings."

Santa gets real about Super Powers.

"That's the guy from the video store!"

EPISODE 2: "The Interview."

EPISODE 1: "Changes."

LONELY SANTA: the santa diaries -- OFFICIAL TRAILER --

Thursday, November 26, 2009

TWEET TWEET

Hello friends.
I've been busy tweeting on my tweeter. It feels great to be able to type as much as I want again. 140 characters is not very much at all. It doesn't seem fair that they count the spaces. I mean it's just blank space! But I do enjoy the challenge. It's like poetry. It really is. I swear, Twitter will make poets of us all, just you wait and see. If you want to follow my tweets, just add Nicholas Claus (LonelySanta).
See how much I'm evolving, Helen? I'm a modern man after all. You thought I was just a boring old layabout who only liked smoking cigarettes indoors, watching reruns of the Joy of Painting, and eating cookies with milk (I do still enjoy these things). But see me now? I'm tweeting. Tweet tweet! Now I can read all the nasty things that Jesus tweets about me. What a total a-hole.
And you know what else, Helen? The Tooth Fairy took me shopping today and we bought this wonderful beef-like substance called "ground-round". Doesn't it just sound wonderful? Rolls right off the tongue. Ground-round. It tastes and feels just like ground beef... except it isn't. It's a marvelous concoction of vegetables, tofu, and various spices. You can use it in chilli or pasta sauce or anything you so choose... it really is quite delicious. And it gives me the most tremendous gas (or windy-pops, as Dave likes to call them)... very satisfying.
Anyway, if you let me come back home I'll make you a savoury Shepherd's Pie (Dave's specialty). Maybe I'll use beef... maybe I'll use ground round. Who knows? Let's see if YOU can tell the difference.

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