So, what does Royal Mail do with letters to Santa? They treat them like precious cargo. They don’t see them as junk mail or a nuisance. They see them as tiny ambassadors of imagination. A volunteer in a high-vis vest might spend their lunch break writing a note about a pet reindeer to a child in a hospital. That is the story here.
Next time you walk past a post box in early December, give it a little smile. You never know what’s inside. It might be a list of toys, a drawing of a snowman, or a simple question about flying. And thanks to a group of people who decided that magic is worth the effort, that letter will get a reply. And that, my friends, is a beautiful thing.
