Letters to Santa, North Pole Wit, Christmas Wisdom
Pai Natal: Do you bring presents on Christmas Eve in Portugal? – Matilde, age 9, asks Pai Natal do you bring presents on Christmas Eve in Portugal?, about the Tagus River, and Portugal’s Consoada codfish tradition
Pai Natal: Do you have helpers or elves? – Leonor, age 7, asks Pai Natal do you have helpers or elves?, about the Tagus River, and Portugal’s Consoada codfish tradition
Pai Natal: Do you wear a long red coat down to your ankles? – Duarte, age 7, asks Pai Natal do you wear a long red coat down to your ankles?, about the Tagus River, and Portugal’s Consoada codfish tradition
Pai Natal: Do you look like the American Santa Claus? – Carolina, age 8, asks Pai Natal do you look like the American Santa Claus?, about the Tagus River, and Portugal’s Consoada codfish tradition
Pai Natal: Where do you live, the North Pole or Portugal? – Mafalda, age 9, asks Pai Natal where do you live, the North Pole or Portugal?, about the Tagus River, and Portugal’s Consoada codfish tradition
Pai Natal: Your name means Father Christmas in Portuguese. Is that like Santa? – Vasco, age 8, asks Pai Natal your name means Father Christmas in Portuguese. Is that like Santa?, about the Tagus River, and Portugal’s Consoada codfish tradition
Pai Natal: Do you bring gifts to every Portuguese child? – Tiago, age 7, asks Pai Natal do you bring gifts to every Portuguese child?, about the Tagus River, and Portugal’s Consoada codfish tradition
Pai Natal: Do you have reindeer, or a different way to travel? – Guilherme, age 9, asks Pai Natal do you have reindeer, or a different way to travel?, about the Tagus River, and Portugal’s Consoada codfish tradition
Pai Natal: Do children leave their shoes by the fireplace for you? – Beatriz, age 8, asks Pai Natal do children leave their shoes by the fireplace for you?, about the Tagus River, and Portugal’s Consoada codfish tradition
Pai Natal: Do you come down the chimney? – Rodrigo, age 8, asks Pai Natal do you come down the chimney?, about the Tagus River, and Portugal’s Consoada codfish tradition
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