CHILDREN ASK SANTA FOR PENS AND THE PRESIDENCY
Support A1+!“I wrote a letter to Santa Claus once and he made my wish come true. I am writing this letter to thank you. The gifts you sent me were very beautiful. Please, visit us on New Year’s eve,” this is one of the letters of the schoolchildren to Santa Claus.
It seems as though writing letters and sending them to Santa Claus has turned into a tradition. But year after year, the children’s wishes change. Whereas before they wanted something spiritual, now the wishes are more materialistic.
There are many children who ask Santa Claus for a cellular phone, toys or a computer. But the interesting thing is how they ask and not what they are asking for.
“Santa Claus, I want you to bring me a beautiful pen and if you have enough money, bring me a nice cellular phone,” wrote 4th grade student Serob Hakobyan.
Fifth grade student Anahit asked Santa Claus to bring her and her sister a book of fables so that they can read, learn to write fables and become writers. Third grade student Arsen asked Santa Claus to bring him a gun so that he can be a thief. There was also a child that asked for a police car so that he can grow up to be a police officer.
The letters of fourth grade students David and Suren were original. David asked for his dreams to come true and to go to Moscow, Azokh, Dilijan and other cities in the summer, while Suren asked for his father to become president and to live in a palace.
