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Morgidoo’s Christmas Carol: The Bells of Blister
A Timeless Christmas Legend
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“What if bells no longer rang?
In this unique tale, bells do not ring. They have been silent since the Great Silver Bell disappeared hundreds of years earlier -and snow, once as warm as popcorn, turned cold. Villagers may scoff at the old bell ringer and his stories, but Morgidoo Morgan believes the legend, and offers hope as he follows in the footsteps of his father to search for the Great Silver Bell. Will bells ever ring again? Enjoy this unique, timeless classic written to be enjoyed by readers of all ages.https://www.amazon.com/Morgidoos-Christmas-Carol-Bells-Blister/dp/1523683821
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Like it or Not, Life keeps Rolling On
©2017 by Raymond Alexander Kukkee
[caption id="attachment_201" align="aligncenter" width="640"] Christmas 2017 photo ©2012 by r.a.kukkee[/caption]
In Retrospect, Like it or Not, Life keeps rolling on
Christmas again. Concerned? Edgy? Anxious? It matters not. Surprise! Life keeps rolling on, regardless what our personal aspirations may be. What our personal posture may be. Even during celebrations like Christmas. It may be unsettling to recognize it matters not what we perceive or feel. (It matters not either, what others think, feel or say, isn't that delightful?) Although such details may seem important. In time, in retrospect, absolutely insignificant. Be advised, be surprised. Get ready. Get out the gift wrap and unroll ribbons. All the way to infinity, life rolls on, you get the idea.Life Keeps Rolling On in Spite of...Us
So, Christmas comes along, like it or not, and life keeps rolling on, in spite of ...well, mostly us. With or without hallowed big presents, thoughtful opinions, tears, inventions, fears, gaffes, genius, great writing, work ethic or professional schmoozing. Tied with ribbons, life happens. Without our tendency to butt in, procrastinate, advise, or willingness to put out the lights. Acquiesce, agree, or butt out entirely. The expenditure of effort, Herculean or Lilliputian input and output. Lights blinking, elves singing merrily. Songs without meaning. You have heard of people living but never having lived? Perhaps fretful lives, teeter, balanced, chained equally to an idealistic, modern win-win, but in reality, a boring, bland existence. Life is what happens while you're planning decorations, making naughty and nice lists, and all that.
Subscribing to Reality
You and you alone subscribe to reality, you set the parameters for joy and success, twists and turns with inexplicable luck, happiness, tolerance of intolerance, love, peace or angst. Whether one simply, merrily defaults to sublime apathy, twitched to the next level of tongue-biting, beautiful, sparkly gift-wrap or not. Or without gift wrap. Schmooze peacefully in the silence of winter fog, choosing the same old —same old, with the razor-sharp urge to willfully disregard inspiration, instinct, values, tradition, feelings.
Yes, since we are each ultimately alone (and dispensable, ready or not, just as life itself ) we get to choose, although we may naturally waver in cold December winds. We may wish to shirk our sworn duty to turn on the lights, decorate the halls, get out the ribbons, step up as members of humanity. No. Unacceptable. Our ideals and schemes are vanity, but...
Our duty is to contribute to society, to life itself, give brightness, lights and happiness to those we love and to others less fortunate. Share. Sing Christmas carols.
** We can do this. After all, life keeps rolling on all year, not just at Christmas.
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A unique and timeless Christmas classic for all ages that can be read every year...will the beautiful sound of bells ever be heard again? Join Morgidoo Morgan in his search for the Great Silver Bell ...and the truth of a timeless legend...
[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="640"] Morgidoo's Christmas Carol 3rd edition Cover Artwork by Whitewood Forge Publishing [/caption] Photo © by R.A. Kukkee - all rights reserved Is that Incoming I hear?#
A Few Administrative Tweaks for Life
A Few Administrative Tweaks for Life
It has to happen sometime. It always does eventually. Change is not unique, it does not apply only to individuals. New realities apply to everything. Sooner or later occasions arrive that demand change. Let's call them 'a few administrative tweaks for life'. Yes, they occur even on "Leap years". Surprise! This is a 'Leap year'. How about that? Tweaking the old status quo; setting a new direction again. Worthy of note, it is incredibly important to try; there are many tweaks required to smooth speed bumps. Breathe deeply. Relax!Issues: Everyone Has Them. Nothing New There.
Whether it is time, age, new jobs, or occupations, health, unexpected events, new obligations, societal or other. Have you ever discovered a new issue that can be repaired easily with a few essential tweaks for life? Do you recognize oncoming situations and deal with them head on? Do you always see roadblocks? Total wreckage ahead?Fear: Are There Mountains too High to Climb?
Does fear postpone, alter, or entirely preclude action? Are there mountains pretending to be too high to climb? How about impossible, raging rivers to be crossed? Inexplicable, unfathomable life events that realistically may alter forever, or cost lives with unpredictable losses? How about unexpected windfalls? Are they always life-changing? Can they be happy, sad, disastrous or just confusing? Life is for learning. Once in a while undefinable problems surface, even good ones —and may remain unrecognized, much less categorized. Read that twice. Administrative tweaks for life are a good thing.Patient Acceptance Of Virtually Any Reality Can Occur.
Best of all, some are exotic, unspeakable reality. And equally important to realize, unique realities in life include events which may not be repairable. Impossible tasks do exist. Surely for those, classic administrative tweaks for life may never offer a realistic solution. Therefore, consider creative, wishful thinking. 'Outside of the box' may be encouraged, even essential. More than likely, delusion may be a realistic description to offer. Patient acceptance of virtually any reality and the irreparable can occur, and does.Most Important to Remember
Finally, what is the most important to remember? Nobody, significantly not even the most clever, can halt the reality of time. Not even using clever administrative tweaks for life —over a lifetime.
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