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Narrator: Everyone was quick to thank the two engines for the rescue when they got back, but they thanked Harold immensely for his help with the Post.

Harold: “Ah think nothing of the sort, old chaps,” He replied, “I couldn’t dare to imagine seeing any sad children on Christmas morning if they didn’t receive their presents, now would I,”

Percy: “And a good thing too, when help came sooner,” Said Percy, smiling warmly. “Now I know what you felt like Thomas when you got to collect the tree for Fat Controller’s Christmas party, that one year.” (chuckles)

Narrator: Thomas couldn’t help but laugh along with his best friend.

Thomas “At least you got most out of it this time ‘round, Percy.” Said Thomas. “Lucky you kept your fire going until it went out.”

Percy: “True enough. (sigh) But to be honest,” Sighed Percy. “I don’t imagine I’ll be doing runs like that again. For all I hope next year, posting early for Christmas can start as soon as it likes!”

So a few days ago, I uploaded to YouTube an audio reading of the 1989 Annual story, 'Post Early for Christmas,' which was intended to be my Christmas video for 2020. However due to work and other setbacks I couldn't upload it in time. Though it wasn't much of a big deal this time 'round as I saw few users were uploading Christmas related content throughout the month so I didn't mind it much.

Despite the holidays being over and Valentine's Day on the horizon, I had a little pride while rendering this photo in a RWS format. Especially since this is the first altered photo I designed while using Adobe Photoshop 2021 which in my opinion gives it an added flare to it! Granted it isn't as perfect on some cases but I wasn't really going for much in the end.

Still, I hope you all can appreciate the work I put into it, and I encourage you all to go check out and listen to my latest audio reading in following links below!

Post Early for Christmas Audio Reading:

- YouTube
- SoundCloud
- Audius

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Narrator: Everyone was quick to thank the two engines for the rescue when they got back, but they thanked Harold immensely for his help with the Post.

Harold: “Ah think nothing of the sort, old chaps,” He replied, “I couldn’t dare to imagine seeing any sad children on Christmas morning if they didn’t receive their presents, now would I,”

Percy: “And a good thing too, when help came sooner,” Said Percy, smiling warmly. “Now I know what you felt like Thomas when you got to collect the tree for Fat Controller’s Christmas party, that one year.” (chuckles)

Narrator: Thomas couldn’t help but laugh along with his best friend.

Thomas “At least you got most out of it this time ‘round, Percy.” Said Thomas. “Lucky you kept your fire going until it went out.”

Percy: “True enough. (sigh) But to be honest,” Sighed Percy. “I don’t imagine I’ll be doing runs like that again. For all I hope next year, posting early for Christmas can start as soon as it likes!”

So a few days ago, I uploaded to YouTube an audio reading of the 1989 Annual story, 'Post Early for Christmas,' which was intended to be my Christmas video for 2020. However due to work and other setbacks I couldn't upload it in time. Though it wasn't much of a big deal this time 'round as I saw few users were uploading Christmas related content throughout the month so I didn't mind it much.

Despite the holidays being over and Valentine's Day on the horizon, I had a little pride while rendering this photo in a RWS format. Especially since this is the first altered photo I designed while using Adobe Photoshop 2021 which in my opinion gives it an added flare to it! Granted it isn't as perfect on some cases but I wasn't really going for much in the end.

Still, I hope you all can appreciate the work I put into it, and I encourage you all to go check out and listen to my latest audio reading in following links below!

Post Early for Christmas Audio Reading:

- YouTube
- SoundCloud
- Audius