Dear Santa:

    I hope everything is well with you and your extended family up at the north pole. I know it has been awhile since I've written you a letter I guess that's part of getting older. But this letter is special and different from all the others from my childhood  and I hope you enjoy it. This year I am not writing to ask for a new television, video game, or any other material gift. I am writing to give you a helping hand for once. I imagine sometimes you get letters that ask for gifts that are sometimes even beyond your considerable powers. Like a letter from a child asking for a way not to be bullied by their peers. Or a letter from an adult who has been overweight their whole life and is tired of not liking themselves when they look in a mirror. Or a parent that wants to give their child the tools of focus, discpline, and respect so that they are prepared for life's many challenges. I know that these things speak to your heart santa and I'm sure you wish you could give them easily. But do not fear there is a way for the loved ones of those who write these letters to answer those wishes.

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I know you are wise and may ask how I know this to be true. I know this because I am a product of martial arts. Martial Arts  gave me so many gifts that I am truly thankful for. I can now look at myself and say "you are a good person, sure you have things you need to work on. But you have accomplished many things you never that you could and it's onwards and upwards." I hope this holiday season goes well for you Santa and no need for thanks you've given me enough over the years.

Sincerly:

  Jeremy "Murff" Murphy

p.s.- If you happen to have a big screen high definition television laying around that you need to unload. I would be more then happy to help you out.