I know what Christmas means to most of us today, and everyone celebrates Christmas in different ways. Christmas is usually a child's favorite holiday, and they count down the days until Santa arrives. They open advents made of chocolate that count down the days until the 25th of December. Some kids celebrate Hanukkah or Kwanzaa, but the month of December brings happiness and fun for people of all ages. I decided to interview my little sister, Heaven, on what Christmas means to her and other questions relating to the holiday. Here are her responses.

Q: What is Christmas?

A: "A holiday about people who spend time with each other. It's when people get a lot of presents."

Q: What does Santa look like?

A: "His suit is red, he has a belt, and boots. He's nice and has a white beard."

Q: What's your favorite part of Christmas?

A: "Opening presents with my family and having people over."

Q: What's your favorite Christmas memory?

A: "Having mommy over and opening Tauna's gift. I also liked having fun with everyone"

Q: Do you hope it snows on Christmas?

A: "Yes." (Duh)

Q: Favorite Christmas Movie?

A: "Rudolf the Red Nose Reindeer and Olive the Other Reindeer."

Q: What is your favorite Christmas song?

A: "My Only Christmas Wish by Pentatonix"

Q: What don't you like about Christmas?

A: "Nothing."

Q: What presents did you ask for?

A: "Hatchimals and Shopkins: Girls."

Q: Did you help make anyone's Christmas better this year?

A: "I told my friend Mariah that she doesn't need to be sad on Christmas when she doesn't get what she wants. She normally doesn't."

Q: What would you change about the holiday?

A: "It should be celebrated in January because that is when my birthday is."