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The Woman At The Mountain Top
Deeply hidden in the mountains, away from the rest of the world there once was a place unlike any other. On the surface, it looked like any old landscape. A mountain made green by the foliage of trees, a river running through a paradise-like valley, and a village at the foot of it it all. This was the kind of place that you might see on the hastily scribbled postcards that your backpacking friends send you to remind you that the world is bigger than you could ever imagine. A place like so many if it weren’t for one unique inhabitant who lived all by herself at the top of the mountain. She wa...
Journey Awaits
Child peers under bed. World of magic awaits! Excitement fills heart. Door, barely visible in shadows. Turns knob and steps inside. Immersed in new realm. Color. Wonders beyond imagination. Everywhere, creatures scurry. Paths lined with exotic plants. Sparkle like diamonds touched by moonlight. Cautiously wander further until ancient tree. Green and alive. Full of secrets carved into trunk. Quickly climbs up through foliage thick like velvet against skin. Presence danger lurking nearby!Feeling danger. Hiding in shadows, watching. Leaping off into clearing. Sound of laughter! Sweet, inviting. S...
The rid of unwanted Librarian / Library
When discussing their picked calling to an overall crowd, custodians definitely hear "You should truly adore books!" And while this is likely valid for a significant number of us, I have discovered that it's the non-curators who appear to be more appended to books, regularly derangedly along these lines, particularly while doing their own weeding projects or seeing our own. Book deal gifts, while superb for gathering pledges, can be the most despicable aspect of our reality when they contain such jewewww.onedoor.ccls as midcentury "Reference book Britannica" sets, also whatever untamed life took up inhabita...
The Princess, The Bear, & The Witch
Long ago, there was a tsardom by the sea. The tsardom was a happy and fruitful land. Every season at harvest, the crops were fresh and plentiful. The rivers were beautiful and filled with the cleanest drinking water. The people were happy. Every person was welcome in their neighbor’s home. The children laughed as they played in the field. They celebrated every holiday with enthusiasm and festive jubilation. Most importantly, they loved their tsar. The Tsar was a good tsar who was very kind to his people. The land prospered because of his wisdom and kindness. The Tsar had a beautiful daughter ...