Let nothing disturb you,
Let nothing frighten you,
All these will evanesce.
Patience will harvest all things.
Your credo will obviate fears.
The courage to change scintillates.
Author: Stephanie Suh
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Episode II of the Sylvanians: Before the Weekend
Click here for Thursday evening
This is an episode 2 of the Sylvanian Series I have written. Although the story might be deemed intent upon children because of the characters being anthromopoistic, it is actually intended for all ages, including the young at heart.The theme of the story goes thus: It’s a Thursday evening, when the the residents of Avonlea enjoy their mealtime after a hard day’s work. In fact, Thursdays are much pleasant than Fridays because the impending weekends are all the more enlivened by plans of cherished weekend activities as they deem enjoyable and rewarding on their own accord.
It’s always heartening and relaxing to expect to do something rather than doing it in actuality. Meet Sally, Mr. Karl’s family, Mrs. Lompstrompf, Mathilda, and a band of little guys for their evening repast.
*Sylvanians are the residents of Avonlea, the miniature figures that I have. I haven taken pictures thereof and written a few short episodic stories thereabout.
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The Moon Serenade.
A Star light, a star bright,
sprinkled in the milky way.
The Moon watches the night,
and serenades the Stage Sky.
Tuesday, March 15th, 2011
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About a Lotus.
The Face of a pretty Water Fairy,
The Food of Dreamy Forgetfulness,
The Figure of pristine Sacred Purity,
Flowering into Divine Beauty in Sweet Euphoria.
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The Collie Family
The Collie family (Click here)
I have written some episodic short stories about my Sylvanian miniature figures I have collected. Today I am posting the first episode of the Collie family which I wrote when I got them for the first time. Just click on “The Collie family”, and it will lead you to the story in PDF format.
I wish my blog geared by WordPress would show the writing with the pictures in its entirety without clicking on the link as above, but it does not seem to have such convenient function unless I change my current free plan to premium with a certain charge fee. (Yes, we all know the power of money in the capitalist society because it is a carte blanche.) Someday in near future I may change it to premium for more options for my blog. (Yes, I cannot help but conform to the norms of the society, as Aristotle says that humans are by nature social animals…)
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