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Tuesday, January 28, 2014
The Shadow of Hell
I present to you the second chapter in the Trilogy of Morgalla, the Shadow of Hell:
https://www.createspace.com/4305633
https://www.createspace.com/4305633
Part two of the Trilogy of Morgalla finds our intrepid demon heroine facing her toughest challenge yet: A normal life
Morgalla struggles with an annoying boss, troublesome bills and winter weather which she despises. There is hope as she finds new friends, finds a daughter's love from a dog saved from a frozen grave and the man in her life who accepts her for all that she is.
Plots unfold again on all fronts to claim revenge and destroy the Earth. No one is safe, enemies are everywhere and it's difficult to know who to trust. No matter how hard she tries, Morgalla cannot escape the SHADOW OF HELL
Sunday, January 26, 2014
A Wonderful Tribute
As many people know along the net, Justin Carmical of Channel Awesome, committed suicide on January 23rd.
http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/videolinks/thatguywiththeglasses/nostalgia-critic/42100-in-loving-memory-of-justin-carmical
It's always shocking when someone takes their own life.
The video shows a lot of his work but what really caught my attention was the very end when he's pouring his heart out to the camera, to the net, to the world. He says some wonderful things that come straight from his heart. This shows that he was an emotional man who had a lot to share and wanted to bond with those who who might also be hurting deep down.
"You're not stupid, you're not an idiot. Don't ever tell yourself that you are."
Thanks for those words, Justin. You chose to share something good with this world and that's always better than spreading hate.
http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/videolinks/thatguywiththeglasses/nostalgia-critic/42100-in-loving-memory-of-justin-carmical
It's always shocking when someone takes their own life.
The video shows a lot of his work but what really caught my attention was the very end when he's pouring his heart out to the camera, to the net, to the world. He says some wonderful things that come straight from his heart. This shows that he was an emotional man who had a lot to share and wanted to bond with those who who might also be hurting deep down.
"You're not stupid, you're not an idiot. Don't ever tell yourself that you are."
Thanks for those words, Justin. You chose to share something good with this world and that's always better than spreading hate.
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