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We Jingle At Dawn, Announced by a Goose With a Brass Bell

The line “We Jingle At Dawn” runs beneath the goose in rough, weathered black letters, and it sounds like a household announcement made before anyone has found their slippers. The goose clearly means it. Its beak is wide open, one wing is raised, and a small golden bell tied with a red bow rings out as if Christmas morning officially starts when it says so. A white Santa hat with a sideways pom-pom sits on its head, and a plaid scarf in red and green is wrapped twice around its neck, giving the bird the look of someone who has been up since four and sees no reason to whisper.

We drew this goose for the person in your house who is awake first on Christmas morning, already humming, already holding a mug and an opinion about the cinnamon rolls. This funny goose Christmas tote bag suits the early riser who wraps presents at midnight and still beats everyone to the tree. It also suits the friend whose texts arrive at 6 a.m. with three exclamation points. The humor stays soft. A goose, a bell, and a plan nobody asked about, delivered with total confidence. The goose was drawn in-house at Podluna, and it has the steady nerve of a character who answers to nobody.

A Goose Christmas Tote Bag With a Red Sack of Its Own

Tucked under the goose’s other wing is a small red sack knotted with twine and two tiny bells, the sort of bundle a Santa-hat goose would drag across the yard at sunrise. The sack gives the tote a joke of its own, since a bag with a gift bag drawn on it is already halfway to a delivery. Carry it to a neighbor’s door with a tin of cookies, to a school pageant with a folded blanket, or to a grandparent’s kitchen with wrapped boxes poking out of the top. Short trip or long, the goose rides along with its chin up. The jingle bell gift sack idea follows the bag from the front hall to the car, and the distressed lettering gives the print a slightly weathered look that sits well beside wrapping paper and ribbon.

When Else Does a Goose in a Santa Hat Come Along?

The goose works anywhere a gift or a few groceries need carrying through December and into the new year, such as a holiday market, a gift swap with coworkers, or a quiet January errand. Its joke is the early hour rather than the date, so it keeps making sense whenever someone is up before everyone else.

Hang it by the door now, and that little bell will be ringing long before the first alarm.