Charles Dickens (1812-1870) is considered the preeminent novelist of the Victorian Era because of his touching and timeless tales that shed light on the plight of the poor. He probably began developing an empathy for the less fortunate at an early age. That\’s because he had to drop out of school to work in a factory to support the family after
Sentimental Tale of Redemption Credits a Compassionate Charles Dickens for the Way We Celebrate Christmas
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Ladies Style & Warmth for this fall starts with a Vest! Any female will tell you that style and fashion are important…to a point. Some search only for that specific color in order
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When it comes to the holidays and the long, long list of places to shop, things to buy, etc., it’s nice to know that
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Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house
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Thanksgiving has been had. Games have been watched and the golden turkey has caused a great
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How to Have Yourself a Merry “Green” Christmas
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How to Have Yourself a Merry “Green” Christmas By Amy Lignor Yes, the turkey is carved and eaten and those awesome decorations are beginning to crop up around the neighborhood, as well as in your very own living room. This is the time of year where everyone smiles just a bit more, as family […]
I’m I phoning in Christmas
December 2, 2015 By
I’m I phoning in Christmas I’m Will Roberts, and this is the Daily Scream, Ahhh, Here we go! Now I used to think that if I said something as an adult to kid or young adult I was going to get that look like dude you’re old. But you know what, too many things […]
When the Weather Outside is Frightful…Time to Vacation
November 2, 2015 By
When the Weather Outside is Frightful…Time to Vacation By Amy Lignor November is here! As the trick-or-treating décor is taking away and the large, cardboard turkeys wearing pilgrim hats arrive, the thought of winter coming in with a big, robust, freezing cold hello is on everyone’s minds. When the weather outside is […]
