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The Stingray Crew On: A Block

TROY: None of us are actually into storywriting, right, Marina?

*Marina nods*

TROY: So, I believe that storywriting is for losers because they're not into it at the moment. We may need to look it up. However, there are things we can do since we're not into writing. Like...for instance, the time I became grounded in reality like when I spent Christmas with little Barry. Does that sound good to you?

*Marina nods*

TROY: I think you're right, Marina, just thinking about that incident made me learn something there. It's not about the stories we write, it's about the things we do, and the people we help.

PHONES: Hey, ya talking to Marina about going off stuff again?

TROY: Yeah, it's just that my friend's brain turned to mush when it came to going off storywriting. We need to look it up.

....

TROY: Okay, it turns out it's hiatus or creative block.

PHONES: *gasps* What are we going to do, Troy?!

TROY: Find something else. Mainly....here! On this blog!

PHONES: Good idea.

COMMANDER SHORE: You boys up to looking up celebrities on the internet?

*Troy and Phones whistle, ignoring their commander*

Toonami - Batman: The Long Halloween Bumpers (HD 1080p)

Things That Make Me Happy - Part 22

1. Orko relaxing peacefully in the water, drifting down the river
2. Getting used to the Mike Young and Netflix He Man series
3. Learning from Gemini about Ragdoll and the downfall of the film and TV industry
4. The ending of the YTP 'The Horrendous Microgames', where Horrid Henry's book falls into a live shredder, which explodes
5. My Amazon Christmas haul
6. Music such as: Tag You're It, Ran Kan Kan, The Three Little Bops and music from Adult Swim's 2000's bumps
7. He Man, Looney Tunes and Scooby Doo being mentioned in Netflix MST3K episodes
8. Horrid Henry
9. Orko cuddling Furaha's soft, furry body
10. Gentle softness between Furaha, Orko and Optimus

Noddy's Nativity - Fanart Research

- A warmly lit barn with soft hay

- Shining North Star through a crack high above

- Noddy: Joseph

- Tessie Bear: Mary

- Big Ears, Mr Plod, Mr Sparks: the Three Wise Kings

- Wooden toy horses, cows and sheep

- Bumpy Dog: baby Jesus

Father Unwin's Guide To Being Called

Hello, Father Unwin here. As you may have noticed in episode 3 of my show, I have been 'called'. But it's actually me going on a mission. In my mind, God's been calling me to save my appetite for when the job is done. For who needs a telephone in Heaven when you've got spirits voicing your thoughts in your head? Here are six tips on how to know when you've been 'called'.

1. Understand your instincts. Just when you thought you would have a boiled egg and some toast soldiers after a nice night's sleep, someone from Heaven calls to you, and says you have a destiny to follow. If you have that kind of destiny, follow it - if you're a painter, do some art. If you're a dreamer, think up some new ideas.
2. Notice some sensations in your body. Everyone knows human bodies can't talk, only human mouths. But if you notice some tingling sensations in certain parts of your body, it means they're trying to tell you something. If you did your foot in over Christmas for instance, then you might know the holiday season is a time to relax. If you feel that emotional nostalgic feeling in your chest, it may mean you're missing something from your childhood so much.
3. Notice some signs in your life that may tell you something. Even when you watch your favourite TV show or movie, notice that everything around you is a warning for you to get out and do something that'll change your life forever. For example, if you pick up a stone in the supermarket car park and imagine it's a brand new universe, then you'll be into doodling new worlds inside everyday things. That's what colouring books are for - to inspire you in every way.
4. Learn from everyday experiences and unannounced life changes. When my life changed the moment I inherited Professor Humbert's shrinking machine, I knew that I would bring a certain peaceful aura to everyone around me - including every single dastardly enemy agent I've faced around me. If something happens unannounced in your life, like the death of a beloved family member or moving to a new home, it means that there's a new chapter in the novel that's called your life, and you're ready to live it, no matter what you face. Go out and live it.
5. Pray every night asking for advice. When prayers are said for my friend Slomo when he was blasted out of the air vent of a spaceship one time, I was the one who lead everyone in releasing their hopes and dreams for Slomo. Tonight, before you go to bed, pray to our lord and saviour for some advice on what to do with your life next if you're stuck with an incredible dilemma you can't face alone. It's not just people you have to turn to, it's those you may think exist but are only in your head.
6. Don't be afraid to face new challenges. Whether it's a brand new shopping outlet or a new activity you haven't done since you were a wee lad, never be afraid to jump right in or get your hands dirty with paint or chocolate mess. And if you want to write a story, dive right in - it doesn't matter how perfect you want it to be, it's not just for publishing, it's for fun and excitement only.

Speaking of which, I met Lauren Faust and she told me that advice about having fun while creating worlds or writing stories, which is what she did while doing related content about those cute little colourful magical pony beings. So, I believe in you - when you get called, it's about time you answered your destiny. Without a destiny, you can never achieve your dreams.

If you can find it, I think you can handle it with ease.

Cold Lights

Parker takes me and my mummy Lady Penelope out into town to see the Christmas lights, but as we drive around, it gets colder and colder, and as Parker stops to make a delivery to an old friend, 'er ladyship co🅼forts 🅼e, placing her own furry coat over 🅼e and herself for war🅼th, and both of us snuggle together and fall fast asleep as Parker drives us back ho🅼e.

The Best Christmas Trip Out Ever

I take Brains, Alan, Tin Tin, Bluey, Bingo, K9, Twiki and Marvin The Paranoid Android on a trip to the big city to do some artistic Christmas shopping at Hobbycraft. It's their first time, and they look around to see all the wonderful sights and smells - Bluey also sees someone a bit like her on some of the products, and I meet a new friend - a pup in a wheelchair named Mousse, who is disabled. Mousse and his carer Twinkle agree to join us, and we all have a nice, filling Grinch meal from McDonald's before we fantasise being on a desert island and make a few stops at Home Bargains and Tesco during dusk on the way home. 

Cosy Christmas Favourites

Winter Warmers

Hi, it's Bluey's mum Chilli here. My good friend S recently went to me because I was having trouble deciding what to do for an alternative Christmas activity for big kiddos. She said to sit back, enjoy a drink and watch some TV - like Mystery Science Theatre on Youtube, or Shrek on Disney+ for instance. And you know, everyone knows Shrek 2 makes you think of Thunderbirds. Both the 2004 movie and the classic puppet series. Wackadoo!

Libby's Christmas Recipe

Hey journal!

It’s me, Libby! You won’t believe what I got up to this Christmas with my little sister Pibby and her friend Bun Bun! Well, they were wandering through the snow to my house, singing a lively song about Christmas and the many ways you can celebrate it. I love hearing Pibby and Bun Bun sing together, it brings joy to my heart.

When Pibby and Bun Bun came to visit, they suggested we make my famous Christmas mint frosted brownies, but then, when I looked in the fridge, I got a nasty shock: there was no milk! Pibby and Bun Bun offered to go and see Buck and Clover and their cow Almond so they could get some fresh milk, and they made their way to the farm, still singing about the joys of Christmas.

When Pibby and Bun Bun turned up at Buck and Clover’s farm, they were happy to see them. They took them to visit Almond the cow, and taught them and you all about how cows produce milk for our cereals and the cakes we bake. Pibby then used her counting skills to see how many squirts it took to fill the bucket. The answer happened to be 10.

Then, Buck and Clover helped Pibby fill up a pint of milk to take back to my house. There was something about measuring there, but since Bun Bun doesn’t know about measuring, and Pibby knows already, I’ll just call it another story. *Libby giggles*

At last, Pibby and Bun Bun brought the fresh milk back to my house, and we proceeded to make lovely mint frosted brownies together. We sang a song about the process of making a mint frosted brownie, and while it was baking in the oven, and before the second verse about the frosting, we danced a little jig - even Bun Bun got my lazy cat Nibbles to dance even though she was taking a nap.

Once the song was finished, the brownies turned out so delicious! I couldn’t have done it without the help of Pibby, Bun Bun…and neither you. Thank you so much!

Then, Pibby’s friends came over to taste the brownies and help decorate. Buggy, Ally, Terry, Genevieve and Preston. Even Genevieve and Preston agreed the brownies tasted good, and started laughing non stop. This was the best December day ever!

Goodbye!

Don’t forget to come back soon!

Love,

Pibby’s big sister Libby

XXXOOO, and an extra O for good measure

Cheerful & Festive Things To Be Happy About

1. Glowing green Christmas trees

2. The scent of vanilla and festive spice

3. Carol singers

4. Gingerbread biscuits

5. Gingerbread houses

6. Hot cocoa

7. A Charlie Brown Christmas

8. Kipper ‘Christmas Eve’

9. Getting cosy by the fire

10. Writing a letter to Santa

Peppa Pig Oinks & Snuggles Evie

Can't bare Peppa Pig? Is she too annoying? Want to find a way to interact with her new little sister Evie offscreen? Then this is the choice for you!

Look at this baby doll version of new family arrival Evie. Ain't she cute? Not as cute as the heart-shaped dimple on her chubby little piggy cheeks! *Peppa giggle* I'm so glad you've come across this toy, so if you want to interact with Baby Evie off screen time with Peppa, then this is your go-to buy. Who knows, maybe you can even buy it this Christmas!

Oinks & Snuggles Evie

Bluey Loves Teletubbies

When I asked Bluey the Logo Toys & Games' Paw Patrol question about what TV show a kid is a big fan of if they ask for Chase, Marshall or Skye toys for Christmas, she said: Teletubbies. You see, when she was a baby, her mother Chilli thought Paw Patrol was a bad influence, so she let her watch the original Teletubbies series on UK VHS. Of course, as they watched the tapes, Bandit made up his own witty narration for the Teletubbyland segments to make his wife and daughter laugh. So, I think I'd recommend Teletubbies in place of Paw Patrol, because it's really relaxing and helps toddlers develop at a steady place.

Father Christmas Barbour Advert 'Thanks Mrs C' from 2019

Sugar Plum Cookies

Bake and decorate sugar plum-inspired cookies while listening to the "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy."

Christmas Happiness Tip For Full Bellies & Bad Nights

Cozy up on the couch and watch a comforting Christmas movie with soft blankets and fairy lights.

My obvious choice of movie is Mickey's Once Upon A Christmas.

Happiness Christmas Tip - Harry Potter Yule Ball

Create a "Magical Yule Ball" at home, complete with house-themed decorations, enchanted snow falling indoors, and a Harry Potter-inspired feast.

A Poem About Coraline By Purple Ronnie

You might say Coraline's for Halloween,
But it's for Christmas too.
In bedtime stories, the house isn't dangerous,
And hidden in the Winter blue!

Elf On The Shelf Ideas

Elf On The Shelf Ideas