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5 days ago · If you flip the candy cane upside down it reveals the letter “J” for Jesus! This reminds us that Jesus is the reason for the season. The Hardness of the Candy Cane. This represents the solid foundation of Christ’s Church. The Sweetness of the Candy Cane. The tasty peppermint flavor is a reminder that life is sweet when Jesus is in your heart.
5 days ago · In the excitement of it all, apparently the young children caused too much noise - at least in the eyes of the choirmaster. 3. According to some legends, the first candy canes made were white and flavored with sugar. Answer: True. There are many stories about how the first candy canes were shaped.
5 days ago · Get ready for endless fun with this ultimate list of 10,000 coloring pages for kids & adults that are all free to download and print! And when we say ultimate, we mean it! This page includes all the coloring sheets found on this website in one place that is easy to navigate and will suit the interests of any child!
5 days ago · answers. a) The poem is about the rampages of death (1mk) it is cruel (1mk) and indiscriminate (1mk) /. It’s about how the earth does not get fat after swallowing chiefs, nobles, beasts and common. people. b) the persona is an observer. a potential victim of death. c) -Repetition e.g “Listen O earth…”.
5 days ago · With loving praises and laughter, For he is a monster ugly and grim. That they go running after. And when they get well into the chase. He lifts his masque and shows his face. And ah! but that is a gruesome sight. For the followers of the king. The cheeks grow pale that once were bright, And they sob instead of sing.
2 days ago · The candy man can 'cause he mixes it with love. And makes the world taste good. Willy Wonka makes everything he bakes. Satisfying and delicious. Talk about your childhood wishes. You can even eat the dishes. Who can take tomorrow, dip it in a dream. Separate the sorrow and collect up all the cream. The candy man, Willy Wonka can, the candy man can.
4 days ago · Listen and read online these fantastic Irish stories! Read this Story Online. The Leprechaun's Gold. 'TWAS a fine sunny day at harvest time when young Seamus O'Donnell, walking along the road, heard a tapping sound. Peering over the hedge, he saw a tiny man in a little leather apron, mending a little shoe. "Well, well, well!"
