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Notes from Unfinished Stories and Opportunity

Dear Bronies and Pegasisters,
I know I have been quiet for the past several months, but in case you didn't know, allow me to explain.
I've decided that since I have twelve stories that are still unfinished, I'm going to re-read them to see how to plan them out. And while I was reading and making notes, I've come to a realization. Something to give you, the reader, a unique opportunity.
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Plans Going Forward

Dear Bronies and Pegasisters,
Before anyone out there get any ideas that, "Hey, Cracked, I have an idea for a story, do you take up requests?" Or if any of you beg for a sequel from any of the more recent stories, I'm gonna have to do something that I never thought I would say here.
No.
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17 weeks
Merry Christmas!

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Dec

8th

2017

Day 8: 1719. · 4:42pm Dec 8th, 2017

Today's piece has been a favorite for carolers, church hymns and the media ever since it's publication. I'm talking about "Joy to the World," by G. F. Handel... or, did he write it? Truth be told, there is some mystery about who actually composed this. There are some scholars who believed that a certain bars is very similar to what Handel used in his Messiah. However, others would think that it might have been a group effort. But regardless of who exactly wrote it, many of us can agree that it is a masterpiece when it comes to Christmas carols from the Baroque period.