'Dear Dad, I'm fine, thank you.'
There is more optimism this year about the messages addressed to Santa Claus left on the tree in Galleria Umberto in Naples where among particular loving requests: 'No human cases please', exams to pass, 'Analysis even with 18' and 'Napoli champion But it's enough for me that Juve loses' there is room for thanks for what has been achieved.
Rubacchio, the name given to the tree in the gallery due to the continuous thefts of the past years, has now become a traditional collector of appeals where Neapolitans and tourists leave notes and drawings.
A thousand requests that, in some way, also give an idea of the problems and priorities of those who are preparing to face a new year.
And then there's space for those who are looking for more job security "I'm not asking you for the In...finite but at least the In...determinate", or for those who, feeling like victims of gossip, ask 'Dry the tongue of those who talk too much. Up to infinite lists of toys from children'.
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