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And it is the tree, the trunk, the tree or the trunk that is actually much bigger than this one, but it is similar to this one, this is where we will occupy our conversation.
That is why the boys put their socks on the chimney waiting for the baby Jesus. Because the baby Jesus comes through the chimney, he doesn't do it like a well-educated person, he knocks on the door, no sir, he comes through the chimney. This is also a Christmas story.