Opher 51 2022 REYES

“The tidiness” by Opher 51 2022 REYES

Submitted to Contest #93

Quite a while past, soon after he made the world, God chose to take a vacation day. As every one of the creatures were recently made and didn't have a clue what they ought to do, God couldn't leave them all alone so he went looking for a heavenly messenger to care for them. Despite the fact that he was somewhat pointless, Perico the darling so needed to be with the creatures and argued such a great amount to be permitted to deal with them that God gave him the work.  'Ensure they rest before dull and are alert before first light. We c...

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“MORTALS IN THE HOUSE” by Opher 51 2022 REYES

MORTALS IN THE HOUSE  Under none of the licensed spooky conditions, and environed by none of the regular spooky environmental factors, did I first make colleague with the house which is the subject of this Christmas piece. I saw it in the light, with the sun upon it. There was no twist, no downpour, no lightning, no thunder, no dreadful or unwonted situation, of any sort, to increase its impact. More than that: I had come to it direct from a rail line station: it was not in excess of a mile removed from the railroad station; and, as I...

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“The Allergic beauty and the Sun” by Opher 51 2022 REYES

IT is a verifiable truth, that the remorseless man is for the most part his own executioner; and he who tosses stones at Heaven, oftentimes falls off with a wrecked head. Yet, the re refrain of the decoration shows us that honesty is a safeguard of fig-tree wood, whereupon the sword of malignance is broken, or blunts its point; so that, when a helpless man likes himself effectively dead and covered, he resuscitates again in sharpen parched substance, as you will hear in the story which I will draw from the container of memory with the tap of...

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“The power of darkness” by Opher 51 2022 REYES

"Train up a kid in the manner he ought to go and when he is old, he won't withdraw from it" (Proverbs  22: 6).  This is an account of God's works - powerful, great and strange - in compliance to the order of  JESUS CHRIST to me saying: "Proceed to affirm how I have helped you."  One ordinarily considers mishap a demonstration of destiny and that we can never really modify the occasions of our  lives. To a degree this is valid. On account of an offspring of God, his life is planned1 (Proverbs 16: 9).  ...

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“Life is truth coming to light” by Opher 51 2022 REYES

Submitted to Contest #92

During her discussion with The Undefeated's Kelley Carter, Day talked about encapsulating the notable craftsman and the meaning of the film acquiring acknowledgment during grant season, among different points.  The entertainer is assigned for an Academy Award for best entertainer for her depiction of Holiday in the Lee Daniels-coordinated film, a job for which she has effectively brought home a few honors.  She won the Golden Globe grant for best entertainer in a movie dramatization in February and the honor for best entertaine...

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“The Light Shines in the Darkness” by Opher 51 2022 REYES

Submitted to Contest #92

You've likely heard the narrative of the two wolves. It's frequently told as coming from one of the different First Peoples, typically Cherokee, yet it's one of those accounts that is so terse and genuine that it nearly doesn't make any difference what the genuine source is… it gets passed around and told and retold, again and again, in light of the fact that we as a whole sense how obvious it is… on the grounds that we've all accomplished it ourselves.  It goes this way.  There are two wolves, and they live inside every one of...

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“Untold story :The Library” by Opher 51 2022 REYES

Submitted to Contest #91

Judy Garland's wild 15-year sentiment with Sid Lift, a previous fighter and aircraft tester, was set apart by both vocation highs and a dim plummet into medications and gossipy tidbits about misuse.  Just a brief time in the wake of finishing her union with Luft, the Wizard of Oz symbol passed on appallingly from an unplanned barbiturate glut in 1969 at age 47.  In another diary, Judy and I: My Life with Judy Garland – made from notes left incomplete before his own 2005 passing, and excerpted in the current week's issue of PEOP...

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“The Hen inside the Library” by Opher 51 2022 REYES

In a period of separation from the remainder of the world, this young lady discovered companionship in her family's new chickens.  We've heard numerous accounts of the inspiring bonds individuals make with creatures, including the goose that returned home following 20 years and the impossible companionship between a camper and a bear, yet this egg-celent story of chickens is one that is not normal for anything you have heard previously.  At the point when a significant part of the world shut down because of the COVID-19 pandemi...

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“My Own Library” by Opher 51 2022 REYES

One feels immediately that this is the realm of books. Individuals working at the library cooperative with books, with the existence reflected in them, thus become nearly impressions of genuine people.  Indeed, even the cloakroom chaperons not earthy colored haired, not fair, but rather something in the middle are strangely tranquil, loaded up with pensive levelheadedness.  In the perusing room are the more raised staff individuals, the administrators. A few, the "prominent ones," have some obviously articulated actual imperfec...

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“The rid of unwanted Librarian / Library ” by Opher 51 2022 REYES

Submitted to Contest #91

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 jewels as midcentury "Reference book Britanni...

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“A Long overdue unreturned books” by Opher 51 2022 REYES

Submitted to Contest #91

A Texas man who was captured for neglecting to return a late library book touched off an online whirlwind of snarky remarks and features about the Lone Star State broadening its extreme on-wrongdoing swagger to books. Yet, such cases aren't incomprehensible, and many networks confronted with contracting spending plans and increasing expenses have mandates calling for fines or even capturing warrants when library property isn't returned.  In Texas alone, the issue has cost libraries an expected $18 million.  Jory Enck discovered...

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“A TRAIN SCENERY” by Opher 51 2022 REYES

Submitted to Contest #90

A year ago, I went to Multan via train throughout the late spring get-away. I significantly appreciated this rail line venture as I acquired some important encounters during it. A colleague of mine and I were going together to Multan. The train began from Lahore at 8 on a June morning. The sunrays were hitting our compartment straightforwardly, so we needed to put down the shades over the windows. Some way or another, the climate got overcast around early afternoon, and we drew up the shades for full light and for having a perspective on the...

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“ENDANGERED SPECIES” by Opher 51 2022 REYES

Submitted to Contest #90

Lemurs are making themselves at home in Madagascar's cacao and vanilla manors, another examination finds.  New exploration supported by Conservation International (CI) demonstrates that deliberately arranged and very much oversaw conceal developed cacao and vanilla ranches could fill in as reasonable environments for lemurs and other untamed life — a good omen for a country where 70% of the populace resides in neediness, 90% of unique vegetation has been lost and one notorious lemur animal varieties' populace has plunged 95% since 200...

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“UNUSUAL CLIMATE APOCALYPSE” by Opher 51 2022 REYES

Part of the challenge of climate change is that the apocalyptic consequences of our carbon use are emerging slowly and globally, rather than in a single newsworthy disaster, making it difficult to muster the vision and motivation to fight it. Fiction exploring the possibilities of a changed and changing climate can be a powerful way to make these abstract futures more immediate for ourselves and our students. Most climate fiction, or cli-fi, paints a bleak future. However, some authors also imagine ways that humanity might manage to respond ...

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“ THE WEAVING OF TREES” by Opher 51 2022 REYES

Submitted to Contest #90

"Quite a while past, there carried on an individual who consistently attempted to help individuals of his town.  "At the point when the older folks could presently don't chase for themselves, he would bring them food.  "A youthful couple getting hitched could depend on him to help make their tipi shafts and accumulate the shrouds expected to cover their hotel.  "On the off chance that a youngster's family was executed, he would take that kid in and raise it as his own.  "Furthermore, there were a lot more great de...

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