Windy-City Xmas: Adventure/St.

A residential Windy-City hero-dude must salvage a power-issue on Xmas-Eve in time for a cyber-community activity on Xmas-Day!

A community-minded Xmas-season 'fable' inspired by Hallmark movies. Happy holidays (and thanks for reading!), 

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In the Windy-City for Xmastime, a special showcase of residential area seasonal-spirit lights created a landscape of human drama/emotion that reminded everyone of the value of great holiday-season energy, but there was an adventure in the loom, requiring a good man to serve as a part-time hero!

AMLAN SATAN (Protagonist): The lights remind us of the greatness of the Xmas experience, so everyone's into electricity-IQ.

The home-space environments in this Windy-City residential area for the holiday-season are reminiscent of what makes the holiday-season of decorations and human activity/thought nicely reflective of the Xmas imagination, and as suggested (before), the lights/electric-power concerns are on everyone's mind these days in the United States, Earth (wow).

AMLAN SATAN: I looked at the diagram(s) of power-use/IQ and electricity-management and crisis-evaluations ahead of Xmas.

This Windy-City 'hero' guy's about to appreciate how the power-outage dilemma might make some real issues for his residential area. A cyber-architect working-from-home, Mr. Satan had to suddenly determine how to run to the right place on Xmas-Eve when a huge area power-outage created a severe deficiency in all home-media/tech appliance and electric-power utility (necessary for Xmas social-media greetings!).

AMLAN SATAN: There had been apparently a huge infestation of 'rats' in the power-station, and we aided workers for Xmas!

Thus, Xmas-day saved after that Eve-power deficiency paranoia, Amlan Satan became a local residential hero 'guy' and was delighted to have his kids in the backyard trees-area pose for some nice cyber-cards mailings for that wondrous day, which reminded people of the value(s) of electricity...and power (ha).

AMLAN: No one was happier than my wife, my sons' mother, who started making those cyber-art cards for the community!

WIFE: We had a real 'scare' in Xmas-town that Eve, but Mr. Satan (our 'hero') restored the Day's cyber-card(s) activity for us!

The moral of this electric-power fable is that Xmas might make a hero out of us, just about anyone, even a 'prototypical' Windy-City 'dude' (Amlan Satan!).

THE END

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