Do you know what puzzled me this week? Scrooge isn't very Scrooge-y in the second stave.
Read MoreThis year our whole family is reading A Christmas Carol
Read MoreSomething has happened. Something is different.
Is it my shoulders? Well...they don’t feel so heavy, hmm.
My jaw...it has been so tight lately... why, it has released, and I can move it all about!
And my chest...oh how I can breathe in so fully!
Who am I becoming? As Scrooge encounters a future without him, rippling with the effects of a life long-lived under his miserly virtues and values, he comes face to face with the impact of his actions, the harvest of seeds long-sown.
Read MoreSeeing light coming from the other room, Scrooge peeks inside to find that sure enough, the next ghost has paid his visit.
Read MoreCharles Dickens’s response to widespread apathy for the plight of the poor was to write A Christmas Carol. We owe the humanitarian spirit of the Christmas season to this work.
Read MoreThere is something coming.
Quick, before it is too late, listen.
Do you hear the sound of the oboe? Do you hear the tuning of the violins? Do you hear the rustle of the music on the stand?
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