It's not over, at least not yet

Hi everyone,

It's been a while since I posted on here and I'm really sorry about that, I've just been in a dark place. Good news is that I'm out and ready to move on with my life. I miss tweeting, posting on Facebook and interacting with fellow authors and readers alike.

I'm currently editing the last book of the 'LS Trilogy'. It' should be ready by summer - I hope. Also, i'm writing a script for a TV sitcom. It's quite an interesting project to be working on. I try to broaden my horizon each time I write, but still stick to what I'm good at, writing a good story.

Any new gossip/news for me, please leave a comment below. I need to catch up on everything around here. Once again, I'm sorry for the long silence. I pray it never repeats itself.

Much Love
Kelvin

IT MUST BE LOVE

When a man gives his life for the salvation of the world. IT MUST BE LOVE

When a mother risks her health and wealth for the benefit of her child. IT MUST BE LOVE.

When a complete stranger saves one's life for nothing in return. IT MUST BE LOVE.

When a sibling takes the blame for a fellow sibling. IT MUST BE LOVE. 

When a spouse waits patiently for his/her spouse to love her/him. IT MUST BE LOVE.

When a poor man gives the little he/she has to someone/people worse than him/her. IT MUST BE LOVE.

When a guy/girl keeps caring for a guy/gitl who doesn't even love him. IT MUST BE LOVE...or STUPIDITY....lol

In all folks, no matter the religion/race/culture we find ourselves. There's only one feeling that unites us together.... IT MUST BE LOVE.  

Happy Valentine's Day. 

A post on Christmas

As the title says, this post is on 'Christmas'. Why do people celebrate Christmas? What's so special about Christmas, and what's the main theme of Christmas? This post will answer all three questions.

Why do people celebrate Christmas? Christians celebrate Christmas as the birth of their savior, Jesus Christ. However, it has become more of a general tradition/festive period, even for other religions. They believe it's a season to be with one's family. That said, I agree with everyone who celebrates Christmas as the coming of Jesus Christ, and the reunion of loved ones.

What's so special about Christmas? In my own words, I believe Christmas is the most festive season of all. Why? One: it falls on the last few days of the year, which makes it unique and special. Loved ones can come together after a long year to share goals, accomplishments and setbacks. Two: It has a significant figure, which everyone loves - Santa Claus. Unlike Halloween (Pumpkin head/witches), this figure doesn't really have much of a contradicting nature. Parents of most religion, culture and ethnicity don't mind their kids sitting on Santa's lap. It's a classic tradition.

What's the main theme of Christmas? Other than coming together with loved ones to merry and celebrate, Christmas is also about 'Sacrifice'. The year has ended, what will you do to make everyone around you happy? For Christians, Jesus Christ sacrificed so much for his children. For others, Santa Claus sacrificed so much to make all the kids happy. He doesn't stay at home with his family, unlike everyone. He moves around giving out gifts and placing smiles on everyone's face. Oh, I loved this season; I feel it's a mixture of 'Valentine's day' and Halloween, considering the 'LOVE' and the use of 'COSTUMES'.

In all, this season should be a time to stay with loved ones and reflect on everything you've done, celebrate and share the love. Merry Christmas to all