Christmas poem titled "Easily Pleasured" written on a notecard. "Carolyn" is written on the top.
"The things I want for Christmas, I hope I get them, too. Because I surely need them, my wants are very few. Some boys and girls are selfish, and also very bold. They ask for more big presents than Santa's sleigh can hold. I'm glad I'm not that nature. I've asked for what I need. A few nice simple presents. I don't believe in greed. I need some picture puzzles, a track, with train of course, a station, lights and signals, and nice red crossing bars. (continued on the back) And then I need an airplane that anyone can fly; a car that I can ride in and please the public eye. A few more things - 'bout twenty. That's all the gifts I need, a few nice single presents. I don't believe in greed."