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"Where is my present, Santa?" She is not a Christian neither a Catholic, but her parents send her to the best school in town at that time, a Catholic Elementary school for girl.  Most of her friends were Christian and Catholic.  When December came, most of her friends talked about Santa Claus, they said that they always got a present from Santa and from the film she'd watched, she knew that Santa was a kind, generous old man, who would give a present to a nice and good manner kid. And her friends also told her, that if she wanted a present from Santa, she had to write a letter to Santa, and put the grass in a sock. So one day of December, she prepared all the things. She took the grass from her backyard, and put it into a sock and together with her letter she put them at the corner of her room, she hoped Santa would give her a present that she wanted to, tonight. The next morning when she wake  up, she looked at the corner of her room, the letter and the sock were still there, and there was no present. When she came at the school, her friends were happy and talked about the present they got. "Maybe I wasn't being a good girl this year so Santa didn't give me a present" that she thought. And she did it again and again at every December, hoping Santa would give her a present. But she never got it. And then when she was big enough to know about this, she laughed, she found out that all the presents were not come from Santa, but their parents gave them, because they celebrated Christmas and she's not one of them. How come she would get a present from Santa, in the meantime she and her parent are not Christian neither Catholic, her parents didn't know about "present from Santa" thing..

I am not a Christian neither a Catholic but I like Christmas atmosphere. Joyfulness are every where