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What Can You Do for Your Fellow Man at Christmas?
The winds blow moist sweet air outside my closed windows. Leaves carpet my browning grass as I wrap my jacket a little closer. Autumn can be many things – cool and blustery or sunny and warm. But it is always the beginning of the holiday season.
From Halloween until New Years, the gift of friends and family warm us through a cold season.The parties, food, warm sweaters, and blazing fires keep us comfortable and happy. At least most of us.
There are those without family and friends to celebrate with. There are those who are living on the streets and need our help. What better time to help than when the nights are long and cold,and you have the time to clean out those closets and give to a local charity.
It’s Christmas! Consider this a challenge. What can, or what will you do for your fellow man this season? The tiniest thing is always welcomed. Maybe a book would help make the nights shorter especially if paired with a warm blanket.
Enjoy the Christmas season with family and friends and remember those who aren’t as lucky as you.
Merry Christmas!
Ian Conner learned in the first grade he could perform magic using math. And this year, the prize for the annual math contest is $500! Ian really wants to win, but he knows classmate Thomas Martin will be stiff competition. Thomas wins every year. And this year he has a college tutor helping him prep for the contest!
Ian decides to study accelerated math, hoping it will help him win. But when the day of the competition arrives Ian must make a difficult choice – hope his studying helps him win fair and square – or cheat using his “math magic” to win the contest.
Peggy Chambers calls Enid, Oklahoma home. She is an award winning, published author. She writes several genres from children’s books, young adult books, suspense novels, pulp fiction, and comic books. She has two children, five grandchildren and lives with her husband and dog. You can find links to all her books on her website at http://peggylchambers.com.
She attended Phillips University, the University of Central Oklahoma and is a graduate of the University of Oklahoma. She is a member of the Enid Writers’ Club and Oklahoma Writers’ Federation, Inc.
Peggy Chambers calls Enid, Oklahoma home. She is an award winning, published author. She writes several genres from children’s books, young adult books, suspense novels, pulp fiction, and comic books. She has two children, five grandchildren and lives with her husband and dog. You can find links to all her books on her website at http://peggylchambers.com.
She attended Phillips University, the University of Central Oklahoma and is a graduate of the University of Oklahoma. She is a member of the Enid Writers’ Club and Oklahoma Writers’ Federation, Inc.
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I like your post. I don’t have the opportunity to have people over for the holidays at my house. I’m blessed to have a wonderful SIL who does embrace the season. Practically every year before Covid, there was always someone from her husband’s job that didn’t have anyone to be with on the holidays, so they’d come to theirs. We’ve met some really cool people over the years.