You touch my feelings when I read what you write and
your drawings are incredible @englishtchrivy

Christmas times are tough for many people and for those who are alone without their family.
Many Children's Families also struggle during the Christmas season, even though they live in countries with good prosperity.
The pressure is too big for those when Christmas comes and spending money on extra food and gifts that they can not afford. Unfortunately, young people grow up today to a tradition created by the trade industry and not what we really should celebrate with Jesus' birth.
So many grow up and see Jesus's birth only as a story and Christmas just becomes a tradition of presents and good food.
But Christmas brings people and families together and there are many associations in Norway that have open Christmas Eve for the single, homeless and drug addicts and they are served Christmas food free of charge. Christmas also brings a lot of joy to many.

But that was not what you asked about as I have written.

I learned early on Bible history in elementary school and about the three visemen who came to Bethlehem get to see the Jews king who was born of Virgin Mary. On their way they followed what we today call Bethlehem the star to see the son of God. They found Jesus the child in a stall lying in a manger. With them they had gold, incense and myrrh to shout the new king.

Hope my english is understandable