Dear Santa,
On this holy day, I would not be so materialistic as to ask for gifts like watches, shoes, bags or money. However, if you deem me worthy of such showerings, I will accept those as a mark of my respect to your graciousness.

On this holy day, I ask for only two things -
patients to fulfil my degree requirements and to be
slim.Let me elaborate why I think I should be given these. Firstly,
patients. When I get patients, I treat them kindly and meticulously and sometimes even pay for their treatment. They get nice teeth for free. They get nice teeth and they get to save the money to buy more food or treasures while I have to give up on my shopping escapades in the process.
Not that I'm complaining, of course.

I don't know how much brownie points this deems me, but I reckon it should be quite a lot. As for the second wish to be
slim, it's an attempt to more environment friendly. You see, to be slim, I'll eat less hence other people in Africa can eat more. I'll also be able to buy smaller sized clothes which translates into less synthetic materials being made which indirectly means less pollution.
In addition to the good girl that I've been this whole year, I hope the above paragraph has convinced you to bless me with the two things I fervently hope for. In case you are lazy to read that many words, let me just highlight the key points:
patients, be slim, a good girl. Thank you in advance for considering my request. Merry Christmas, Santa! And everyone else.
