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Many many years ago there was a spectacular flying circus in the sky that 

was located on a cloud over the North Pole. The only way to get to this 

circus tent in the sky was to board a hot air balloon that was located in a 

field in Kansas.    Instead of the normal jets flying by, the spectators got a 

special treat and would occasionally see Santa in his sleigh with eight, tiny 

reindeer.   Rudolph’s bright nose would twinkle in the sky giving all the 

circus goers a laser show.

Now, this show was one of a kind with some very talented animals and 

actors, but the Ring Master was a mean man.   He was on Santa’s 

naughty list because he was super cruel to his workers.   He never paid 

them and worst of all, he forced them to miss Christmas with their 

family every year for rehearsal.    

There was a big lion, Owen, who 

could ROAR so loud that people 

on earth could not only hear him, 

but also feel the earth shake.  

Payton, the monkey, was loved 

by all.   She adored her fans, but 

most of all she loved ripe, yellow 

bananas.   She would eat bushels 

every day if given the chance 

between rehearsals.   There were 

10 elephants in the circus and 

Cal, the tiniest elephant in the 

group, was the leader.   There was 

also an amazing fire juggler 

named Gavinjavavin.   He could 

toss sixty torches into the air at 

one time and was known world-

wide for his ability to shoot fire 

out of his mouth for five minutes, 

just like a dragon. 

This show, while the best in the world, had one really big problem.   It 

was hugely expensive.   It costs millions of dollars to get the gas to fly 

their equipment, food and living accommodations to the cloud.   The 

special NASA designed generator provides electricity and the one-of-

a-kind air bubble tent protects everyone.  

The Ring Master signed a never-ending contract 

with NASA to deliver these necessities for the 

show.   The performers can never leave the cloud 

to see their families because they always need to 

work to make the Ring Master money to pay 

NASA.   The Ring Master has not paid the workers 

for years and they have no money to send 

Christmas gifts back home to their families.  

As the performers prepare for the December Christmas show, things are 

looking ugly and they are getting very angry at the Ring Master.   A plan 

is brewing among the animals and Santa’s elves alert him to the plan.

When the show begins people clap loudly 

for the elephants because they can ride a 

unicycle and do many more tricks. One of 

the coolest tricks during the whole 

performance is when the gymnasts do their 

bar flips and create bridges with their 

bodies.   As the elephants begin their second 

act, all of the animals give the signal. 

Now, Gavinjavavin surprised everyone when he agreed to a plan that 

would shock the world.   As the elephants came riding out on their 

unicycles with the monkeys on their back juggling and eating their 

bananas, Gavinjavavin appeared in the center ring with his torches lit. 

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