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Morgidoo’s Christmas Carol: The Bells of Blister
Morgidoo’s Christmas Carol: The Bells of Blister 3rd Edition Cover Artwork by Whitewood Forge Publishing All rights reserved. Available at Amazon and other fine bookstores in both eBook and Print
A Timeless Christmas Legend
*For readers of all ages.
“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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Writing Life: How is YOUR Writing Sanctuary?
Writing Life: How is YOUR Writing Sanctuary?
“Time is Broken” photo © by rakukkee
“It has special meaning, for it suggests and proves that imperfection can lead to exotic beauty and perfection that is unique.”
Is Time broken in your writing Sanctuary?
Where do YOU write? Is your ‘writing space’ only for writing, not to be used for any other purpose? Is time broken when you are in your writing sanctuary? Do you allow, or abhor visitors, disturbances, or distractions? Is that writing area a sanctuary of the muse? I have my own way of looking at the writing sanctuary. ....read more Is that Incoming I hear?Merry Christmas Everyone
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May each of our visitors to Incoming Bytes have a wonderful, safe and happy Christmas holiday and enjoy it with family, friends, and loved ones. May you be secure in your beliefs and be at peace within. However you wish to say it, be it Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, or simply "Happy Holidays", --may everyone continue to have goodwill toward all mankind. Personally, up here in Northwestern Ontario, in our long family tradition, we continue to have faith in God and happily celebrate a Merry Christmas, the birth of our Lord.
On December 25th, we will have our traditional Christmas dinner, with roast turkey with sage stuffing, mashed potatoes and gravy, cranberries, vegetables of all kinds, and various kinds of treats including cookies and mincemeat tarts and plum pudding for dessert.
Tradition, gifts, camaraderie and fun is part of the annual joy in the celebration of Christmas,but we have not forgotten the joy in the True Meaning of Christmas.
Here at Incoming Bytes, we hope you enjoy YOUR beautiful traditions world-wide as much as we enjoy ours.We wish all readers a Merry Christmas -every one!
Merry Christmas, everyone!
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