The elves have a tendency to jump up and dance in the middle of conversing with you.
The elves are particularly fond of show tunes and will sing for hours.
Every Saturday morning the elves make peanut butter chocolate ice cream for breakfast. Sometimes they get the mixture all over Molly’s kitchen and it takes her a day to clean up the mess.
Elves like to play hockey and are very competitive. Many elves play on several competitive leagues in their spare time.
Elves do not like broccoli or cauliflower. They say the vegetables are stinky and hold their noses when they see the vegetables.
The elves study the stars. They have years of star movements written down their own historical language before they switched over to writing in English.
Elves are able to do small smidges of magic. That’s why the Christmas gifts Santa gives to children are so loved.
Each year every elf in the town makes a special ornament for the community Christmas tree. Because the elves love color so much the tree is often bright enough to be seen from all around town.
Elves study all kinds of English literature but are particularly fond of adventure and children’s books.
The elves sometimes visit children in the hospital in their sleep. They use their magic to try to cure them of their illnesses.
Elf children are given 20 silver coins on their birth. The number 20 is supposed to be lucky and the coins are supposed to represent a good life ahead.
Baby elves sometimes look like fairies. They are often born with multicolored hair and glowing noses just like the fairies of the forest.
