Love that for me. Here we go. It's not like a really nice that she was gone big energy, which I Welcome to vlogmas day one. I'm not doing all vlogmas I'm doing with the first 12 days if y'all don't know what vlogmas is. It's where you vlog every day until Christmas I did it for years, especially growing up probably like 16 to like 22 And then I find that when I do all 25 days, I'm just putting up content That's like bad, but I'm gonna be doing 12 days of vlogmas. So get ready Oh, so right now actually at the puff bag for the Okine just launched this morning or it's launching today So go check that out. I'm very excited. Anyways, I'm on my way to Work out. I'm grabbing a Starbucks. I have so many ideas for vlogmas And what I'm gonna be doing and just for videos in the future. I also go to Europe in a month We're going to Paris Amsterdam in London So I'll be vlogging all of those and going with Marissa and Lauren I thought about not vlogging but honestly like I would just like hate not having that footage That's the coolest thing about vlogging is that you have all the memories So let me know what y'all want to see in this year's vlogmas subscribe to so y'all are notified I have a big list of things that I'll put on the screen Actually, I'll just say some to you post with me reacting to old videos Which I don't really care as much about because that just like cringes me out You guys don't go through the cringe, you know today is like a very chill day that I have it is the Monday after Thanksgiving I'm getting my life back together. I'm just having a nice day. I'm doing all the things I love to do We're going to work out. We're going to honor bar. We've got to clean my house a little bit organized Go through the closet work on the garden like we've got some things Okay, a monthly favorites or year recap, which I did record a podcast episode on that though Cooking grocery haul how I plan for the new year vision board Dali, I think there's a deli that I became obsessed with that I honestly might even go to today Vlogging like I'm Martha Stewart for the day what I spend in a month living in Dallas I'm doing what I spend in a day today solo dates opening up about like breakups and stuff because I always get those questions So subscribe y'all are new here. I'm so excited Follow me on Instagram to talk all that stuff. Oh my gosh.  I think they'll be opened I don't really know. I'm pretty sure that they're gonna be open. The date has changed a few times. That's why So I'm this is my Starbucks order screenshot it is the best thing ever It's also on my Instagram highlights if you need it when you're ordering Back home in my closet room. I just got ready for the day I have a little bit of work to do and then I'm going to lunch with a friend This is the left. I have the okinae virgins scarf My jeans are abacombie and then I'm just wearing hugs and then I'm gonna wear the new okinae bag But I just launched today be cool as you guys are watching this not like real-time because it's so cute And it carries my Kindle and my vlog camera with my vlog camera. It's pretty big. Let me show you guys Like see it's pretty big. So this is my lunch Look, I parked my favorite place over Okay No, you're just having a good Monday. Just finished lunch and I need to stop at Sephora. It's Cyber Monday. So like technically I Could probably get better deals online But I'm at like the end like I need these products now Sephora is like really a stickler about filming inside the store So I will just give you guys haul when I'm back. I'm at the West Village one though West Village first off has really stepped up lately with the shopping There's so many more stores here now that are cool and then their Sephora is the best Sephora. It is by far my favorite I'm a little bit disturbed by myself because I Got a lot of stuff and I will say I know I'm doing it what I send in a day video So this is very unfortunate. I go and do a stock up or like a big spending spree at Sephora like twice a year and today was one of those days Okay, I'm out of everything and I wanted to try new things and I got carried away I got absolutely carried away and I spent four hundred thirty eight dollars This is not normal and this is not what I normally do or spend Okay, but I will show you guys what I got because I'm stocking up like I thought to Santro pay Tanners, I love this one. I'll link these below I love this one because it is very hydrating and then I love the express one because it's quicker So just depending on like what I want. I got the Nars eye shadow palette, which I haven't bought an eye shadow palette Honestly since like the naked palettes like I never have eye shadow palettes But Kristen my makeup artist has been using just doing different things on me and inspired me And I thought this one looks really pretty and something I would use like all the time And it's compact and good for traveling and I just really liked it I also got the bronzer. I'll have her Instagram on Here because so I was listening to products that she uses which is really helpful. I got the Fenty Beauty Bronzer and this is okay. I'm also not tan right now, so keep that in mind But why can't I have this this is actually the shade she uses on me, which I feel like looks dark, but It works, so you will see I've been using the Charlotte Tilbury bronzer and I do really like that I just like wanted to try out the stuff that she uses I Got another summer Fridays lip balm and then I got the L'Anneche sleeping mask because my skin and my lips have been so dry Since it's gotten colder I also got I stocked up two super goop glow screens because I this is my holy grail product to use in every single day And I ran out so I needed more and because I've used it so often I like to just buy a couple at once. Um, oh, I finally got the Tatcha luminous dewy skin mist I'm sure y'all have seen this before I've never had it, but I've heard amazing things Got a Dior lip glow. Let's pull this out. This one's in pink. I really like these I already have a little bit of product to my lips, but It just gives that like really nice glow. I personally really like this I'm sure there are better dupes And if there are let me know actually down below because I feel like I'm always just spending so much money on lip products Oh, and I got the NARS light reflecting foundation because that's what she's been using I basically just got a lot of products that she uses on me on my looks for the live show and then What other should read another shoe for that puff bag and we kind of figured out like what I like with my makeup So it's making me want to get better because like when you get your makeup done by a professional and then What really just I do it myself after it is Nowhere near that and I want to get to a place where I'm like better at makeup I even ordered I become member or sign up for Kelly and like makeup subscription thing and I'm gonna be teaching myself because it is out of control how bad this is So anyways, I have some returns to do try to spend that it's a for a I Need to drop off a revolve return and then a good American return. I love good American. These just like don't fit me so very Very eventful guys. I've also been listening driving around listening to Luke Combs They're like nothing puts you in a better way You know, I'm pretty sure you all have already seen my drama in the garden Love that for me So I bought a shovel because I finally have this nice man They did send me a new raised garden bed because what happened was the outside of the garden expanded They weren't supposed to know and so I had a guy my favorite house grabber He's a nice guy ever come over and build it again And he got rid of the broken one and now I have all this dirt and mud and disgusting stuff But I need to shovel into the other garden and things are growing with my onions are really sprouting here So I've got to figure this out. Okay. I got a shovel because I thought you know what it's high never owned a shovel before That's not good Okay, don't even worry about me shovel if you ask me now we go upstairs wish me luck everyone sunglasses going back off Why is this? Why is there dirt under here? There's a little update All right, we got to figure this out the squirrels keep coming Let's see. It's in raining a lot actually watering has been really iffy. We've got some kale arugula. This is For water, but look at all this like And then we just have extra boards from before so I'm assuming this just This is what we have like this First off how many ever gonna get like the mud out of that, you know I don't have a I mean I do have a hose that hopefully we'll start working up here soon, but I'm just concerned and there's so much like dirt And I just don't want to put all of the back in and I just like I do have an outdoor broom So I think I'm gonna keep sleeping it under but I'm gonna grab off first See what she says. I don't even remember like so much of it. Obviously just like fell out guys You can't really see I guess but I have my new kasey boots. Oh perfect and like how we could cause it these are not copy boots, but They are Marissa's and they are not even supposed to be there. I don't know how they got there, but anyways My gosh, this cabinet closet is just so fabulous. I love it so much All right, I just changed into comfy clothes and my wife running house with sweatpants Which are currently on sale for cyber money I think they're like 50% off like some of this really really good deals, but I'm about to record my next three pockets I pretty much have the remainder of the year recorded into January besides like one I think but I need to send intros and altros and odds Because my producer will be out of town and then everything is gonna be due just for the holiday season I'm really excited. We have the brook book episode everything I booked speaking of I finished What was it? Then she was gone Lisa jewel. You know that like randomly really want a pura You know how everyone just brain nails them. I haven't it's not sponsored, but I'm like that actually sounds incredible What did I finish reading? I can never remember the name. I was right. Then she was gone Lisa jewel I thought I had read it honestly and then Molly texted me about it and asked me and then I looked at it I'm like, I don't think I think they've got the sample because I recognized it and obviously I know Lisa jewel and it was like So good. Yeah top two thrillers that I've read this year 4.5 out of 5 stars honestly like I did kind of see the incoming like I did Guess certain things for sure, but even knowing what they were it was just such a good book that I like didn't even bother me We have the brook book episode. What else do we have? I'll give you guys a little inside scoop Oh, we have one of the shrink chicks, which is dealing with family drama and loneliness from the holidays I'm so excited for that. We have jazz. We have men ack me. We have kit We have my favorites like what I learned all those, you know podcast episodes And I'm also gonna do a routine episode, which I'm really excited for See if my weightlifting coach wants to record a podcast together because I feel like Weightlifting is could be interesting and like my new journey and whatever obviously I'm washing the rug right now Getting a rugable rug in here was definitely the right call because I wash my rug like at least once a week If not twice and I'm just obsessed. So anyways, I have to send in all these Now like I should cook tonight Honestly, I just like don't want to order groceries Be like would like to go to sprouts ideally but Mondays It's just so busy and then I'm just gonna add to like what I spent tonight And I'm gonna be flamed by Graham Steppen again, and I don't really want that I don't want that at all. So if you're watching this Graham, please like another video about me I would really appreciate it. I can't handle it. No, thanks. I finished with a lot of talking I sent in three episodes. Here's my little grocery haul I got shredded shredded chicken too much of it actually But I will be using this somehow this week chicken stalks and snacks mac and cheese. It is half on the go onion green onion celery dill unsalted butter and Then I got myself this little sandwich as a late lunch. I'm so hungry. Let's start editing before I forget I'm not editing whatever. I'm gonna work But before I forget we are doing a Dallas book club So there's actually two events for the Dallas girls this coming week the seventh We have the Dallas book club which starts at 7 p.m. It's at Wild Detectives, which is like a bookstore bar coffee shop It's so cool and we are reading it starts with us So like read it before you come to the book club and then we'll be talking about it But even if you don't read whatever like come get a drink hang out make friends can be really fun Then it's for 8th the Oakland is having a Christmas party So these are like two separate things and we'll be doing like Christmas card pictures that you can take there You can shop in person. It's gonna be really fun But book club don't forget if you guys are coming to read the book. It starts with us I'm sure a lot of you guys already have And then it is a week from today. So I think December 7th. It's Wednesday. So you need to come I'm telling you guys right now. You want to be there. I need everyone to see this photo It's all my close friends right now, but the vlog vlog gets it. This is Sophie. She takes me your pictures like this She's wearing the okay beanie Like is that the funniest thing ever also just reviewed one of my new favorite books I'm almost at my reading goal of the year. I think I have like three or four left a lots of good reads in here It's just a par one. Let's be honest, but I do tell you what to read and what not to read, okay? I just showered here. I am invented for a winning house wife I'm making mac and cheese because I realized that I needed two types of milk I don't think I've ever bought like normal milk for my house like honestly ever And I needed for this recipe and apparently I needed like two different kinds That I didn't forget that off. So I'm gonna make it either tomorrow or the next day and I'm just making myself Annie's mac and cheese for dinner, which is fine because I wear the headache. So I Wasn't really feeling making new soup anywhere like another recipe anyways. Oh my gosh. I'm getting really tired It's like six o'clock. Also y'all I ordered this. I'm not kidding like two hours ago On site like first time Monday deals and they have already arrived. That is like so creepy So while we're here might as well go over what I spent today starting with Starbucks Let's see. Oh, by the way, I showered in self tan. That's why I look like this these videos like give me anxiety And this is a grocery store in a Sephora stock-up day Okay, my Starbucks isn't loading But I'm assuming was like 798 because that's normally what it was a good coffee and egg bites for lunch My meal was 31 and I tip 10. So it's $41. I spent for whatever I said earlier at Sephora Um, I did buy those Amazon nest things which were like a hundred twelve dollars and then my groceries Oh god, this is not ideal. My groceries were 6835 and that is it So around 685 dollars give or take that can be off because I don't have the exact specifics Just what I remember. Oh, you know what actually that plus I pay 150 per month for my classes and I take around so that's about 15 dollars a class It's an expensive day. That is not normal.  You know what I mean? Anyways Making my Annie's smack-and-cheese and then I'm gonna read and I think that's really it for tonight So I might just end the vlog. I hope you guys are liking day one of Vlogmas I hope you guys enjoyed it. Let me know what you guys want to see. I'm excited to edit this actually, you know Subscribe below in here. Love you guys. I'll talk to you soon. Bye


Throughout my life I've increasingly found that reading scripture in public isn't just about feeding our own spirits and minds, but about rehearsing the mighty acts of God for God's glory. So let's think together about 1 Corinthians 15-58. And first we're going to need some tea. So my dear family, be firmly fixed, unshakable, always full to overflowing with the Lord's work. As you know, the work you're doing will not be worthless. That promise that our work in the Lord is not worthless resonates back with a long-term nagging worry that Paul himself had had. We see it emerging in 1 Corinthians but also in Philippians and the Thessalonian correspondence. Paul's worry that he might have been wasting his time. He might have been doing stuff in preaching the gospel which would all go to waste. And Paul again and again alludes to a passage in the book of Isaiah, Isaiah 49 verse 4, where the servant says, I've spent my strength for nothing and vanity. I've just been wasting my time. But the Lord says to the servant, actually you are to be the light to the nations that my glory may extend to the whole world. And so Paul himself went round that loop again and again, am I wasting my time? No. Paul has promised that I will be the one to take the message of Jesus and bring it to the nations so that people who are way outside even the borders of Israel will hear it and respond. And Paul is now saying the same thing to his hearers. And this is the more surprising because 1 Corinthians 1558 comes at the end of Paul's very long exposition of the resurrection. Now to us in the modern Western forms of Christianity, very often we are seduced into thinking that because God has promised us something great and good by and by, either in going to heaven or even if we talk about the resurrection itself, what's the fuss to do what we're doing in the moment? After all, God is going to give us a glorious future, so let's not worry too much about the here and now. Absolutely not, says Paul, as throughout 1 Corinthians, what you do in the present matters because of the new creation in which your body itself will be renewed so that the person you now are will be reaffirmed in the new creation, in the resurrection of the body. So that Paul is saying what you do now is part of God's future because in Christ and by the Spirit, God's future mysteriously comes into the present and starts to transform us right here and now so that we are already living the future life in advance. Mysteriously, because we still sin, we still get sick and we will still die unless we are among those who remain until the Lord's return. But the point is this, God's new world has broken in and by the Spirit it is breaking in, in and through our lives and the work to which we're called to do as His servants and His followers and therefore that will last into God's future. Now this is a mystery as indeed the resurrection of the body is a mystery. Some of the early fathers in the second century when they were being persecuted faced the question supposing not only do I die but supposing my body is burnt to ashes and the ashes are all thrown away into a fast-flowing river. How will God give me my new body if it's supposed to be the resurrection of the old one?  The continuity between the present and the future in your body and in the work that you do is provided by the Spirit. When Paul talks about the body animated by God's Spirit in 1 Corinthians 15 just before this passage that's what he's talking about that the Spirit indwells us in the present producing the work that we're called to do and that same Spirit will hold on to us and the work that we've already done so that all of that will be part of the glorious future in God's new world. So it isn't a matter of saying well God's going to raise me from the dead so what's the fuss to do anything now? I mean people sometimes say why oil the wheels of a car that's going to fall off a cliff at any time? Why bother to make this world a better place? Why bother to make beauty? Why bother to do justice? And the answer is these are signs of new creation and what you do as new creation people in the present will last into God's future. My favorite image for this comes from the time when I worked in a cathedral and I was aware of stone masons in a yard down the road who were carving stone because the stone weathered and needed replacing and I imagined their ancestors hundreds of years before who were being given tasks to do. I want you to carve this particular stone this way and that one that way. They might not realize they probably wouldn't realize what was going to happen but one day the master mason would collect up all those stones those bits of carved stone and with their scaffolding would put them up onto the high reaches of the cathedral and the stone mason would look up and would see that's the bit that I was carving. What you do in the present is not wasted it's not worthless it's part of a much greater design our task is to be faithful to get on with our work to be firmly fixed and unshakable in it full to overflowing with the Lord's work because it's part of the much larger project that God has in mind what you do in the Lord will not be worthless. So may God give you patience and confidence to go ahead with the work that he is calling you to do reminding yourself that in him and by his spirit it will not be worthless. Amen. How is this passage speaking to you let us know in the comments like and subscribe or check out our other videos.


Hey there, Camilleans! It's Camille. Today we are doing a five-minute lazy hair routine for non-wash days. So this is what I do when I'm not going to be washing my hair that day, and I just want to make sure that my hair looks nice and hydrated and like fluffed up. So this is something that I would do if I'm like going to school in the morning and I wake up and I'm like, okay, I guess I have to go there. So I just had to like do something to my hair so I look like somewhat presentable because I really do care about my hair but then I'll just put on like whatever clothing because honestly my school does not deserve a good outfit. So this is my last video in collaboration with Ozzy and I just wanted to say thanks for working with me. Thanks for being such a great brand and for being so affordable. This is a really sad moment for me, but I dressed for the occasion. I'm wearing my purple shirt, purple nails, repping my Ozzy colors. Anyways, we are starting out with their clean volume dry shampoo and this is a new product. You can actually get all of these products now at Target. So this cleanses your hair when you apply it to your roots and I like that because when my hair starts to get a little bit oily and gross out the roots but like the rest of it is still nice after like a couple days. Then it's like a nice shortcut to like deal with that problem and not have to do the whole thing. And I use their volume one because obviously volume is really important to me and the longer it's been since wash day, this is day three for me. The flatter I feel it when my hair gets because like when you sleep on it and like I guess gravity? I don't know, but I like to add volume back into my hair while solving the oil problem and I do that all at the same time. The instructions to experience the magic of this product say Shake can like nobody's watching Spray five to six inches away from scalp, rub into roots, brush, wink at yourself and go about your glorious day.  Definitely not brushing this out because you don't want to look like a cotton ball but I am able to spread this pretty easily on my scalp because you just move your hair and then you flip it and then you flip the next one and you just always spray in the middle. And I always end up spraying more like right here. I feel like this is like the major oil zone of my head for some reason but I like that this doesn't show up like you can't see like powdery white whether it's on the white hair or on the dark hair and I've had dry shampoos that do that and it's just gross and unacceptable. So now that my scalp is a lot cleaner and I've added a bit of volume at the roots I'm gonna go in with some moisture. So this is the Aussie hair insurance leave-in conditioner and I like this because it has jojoba oil and it also has aloe so it's really nice to just spray a little bit all over your head and get like an even layer of moisture without getting it too wet when the curls would start frizzing.  This is how I actually do it in real life. So then the last thing that I do is I use the Aussie Total Miracle Restoring Oil and this is the one with Abercott and Australian macadamia oil not just regular macadamia oil. Don't get that mixed up.  So this is like the perfect texture because for some reason it really makes my hair like have good volume. I don't know why oil does that to me but I was on the shoot ones and the hairstylist like finished my hair by like pulling oil through it and it just gave it like that perfect finish and ever since then I've been doing that to complete my style and then this is also going to help distribute the spray that I just put in. So we're just kind of working all of those products together. Also if my bangs look horrible that day then there's a good chance that I'm going to completely wet them and just do my normal hair routine on like just the bangs and let them dry because they'll dry in time and also they're like right in the front center of my face so if they don't look good then that's just going to ruin the day.  I just like to pull out the roots so then I can just kind of add more volume. Everything here is about volume guys. Alright so that is pretty much everything that I would do before rushing out to try and catch my train to get to school and then getting there five minutes late. Comment down below how often you wash your hair and if you have a lazy hair routine or any tips for us. But yeah, that's it. Thank you Chameleons so much for watching. If you enjoyed this video don't forget to subscribe to my channel. All of my social media are linked in the description box down below. I wish you all a happy healthy life and I will see you in my next video. Kisses. Bye.


Now, as gunshots echo across the wind, swept snow-covered reaches of the wild Northwest, Quaker Pop Wheat, and Quaker Pop Rice, the breakfast cereal shot from guns, present the challenge of the Yukon. It's Yukon King, swiftest and strongest lead dog of the Northwest, raising the trail for Sergeant Preston of the Northwest Monod Police in his red-lightless pursuit of lawbreakers. One king, one new husband. Gold, gold discovered in the Yukon, a stampede to the Klondike in the wild race for riches. Back to the days of the gold rush, with Quaker Pop Wheat and Quaker Pop Rice bringing you the adventures of Sergeant Preston and his Wonder Dog Yukon King as they meet the challenge of the Yukon. Say, get set, right here and now comes the big news. Quaker Pop Wheat and Rice, the delicious, ready-to-serve breakfast cereal shot from guns, are announcing a terrific new contest for all you listeners. We'll tell you all about it later in today's program. Better have pencil and paper ready. Listen to how you can win a bike. Yes, learn how easy it is to win a fully-equipped Schwinn deluxe bicycle worth over $79. You'll hear all about it in just a few minutes. Captain Matt Oliver, the head of the Oliver Steamship Company and the skipper of the Margaret O was a worried young man. He was watching the Yukon Trading Company's gold shipment being stowed away in the forward cabin. But it was the weather rather than the gold that etched the lines in his for it. The sun was shining and yet there was a touch of Christmas in the air. It was late in the year for a boat to be starting north from Dawson on the long trip to St. Michael on the ocean. But Matt tried to smile and seemed confident as he saw John Archer, the manager of the trading company, coming toward him. Good morning, Mr. Archer. Is it? What's then? I ask if they were a good morning. It's clear and cool. It's a fine day. A little too cool, don't you think? I'd say there was a hint of winter in the air. Perhaps. Is it too late, Captain? Too late for what? You know as well as I do. You've been two weeks repelling your engines. This gold must reach St. Michael in time to be loaded on the port and bell before she sails for Seattle. She doesn't sail for a month, sir. Thirty days to be exact. A month? Yes. The freeze-up will come along before that. The Margaret O's made it to St. Michael in 14 days. The freeze-up may come in less than 14 days. I don't think so, Mr. Archer. I do. Well, if it does, sir, we'll have covered most of the ground. We can ship the gold on by darks, let it reach the port and bell in time. Is there any objection to that, sir? Oh, none at all. Let me tell you this. Unless it's delivered on time, the Yukon Trading Company won't renew its contract with you. You mean you'll be giving your business to Vincent next year? Yes. In spite of the fact he isn't honest? Not honest. You have any proof of that? No, sir. But our engine trouble was caused by a man. And I suspect that man was in Vincent's pay. You're making a serious accusation? I mean it to be. Why don't you go to the police? Because I've admitted that I have no proof, sir. Well, proof would be necessary for me to be convinced. A contract with you would mean a lot to Vincent. He's doing everything in his power to get it. A contract with us should mean a great deal to you, Captain. I hope you'll do everything in your power to keep it. You can rest assured of that, Mr. Atcher. Good. Oh, you have no questions about the papers covering the gold? None, sir. You're leaving in less than two hours. Nothing more need be said. And nothing will change our decision. If the gold isn't delivered on time, Vincent gets our next year's contract. I wish you good luck, Captain. Thank you, sir. Goodbye. Jane, the captain's wife, had been listening to the conversation from the door of her cabin. And now she hurried to Matt's side and took his arm. Don't worry, Matt. There's a bite in the air, Janey. Oh, we'll make it, honey. If nothing more goes wrong. Oh, what can? You're sure of your crew? I know. Captain Oliver! Who's that? Oh, it's Vincent down in the dark. No, I see him now. And that's Johnny Barrow with him. Captain Oliver! What do you want? In two hours. I didn't know that Margaret O was an icebreaker. He won't have to be. My bet is the freeze-up will come within a week. You're hoping, you mean? $1,000. There's more than that. It's taken you naught. But you haven't won yet. And you won't, either. Vincent and Johnny Barrow turned away from the Margaret O and started for Dawson's main street. The smile had faded from Vincent's thin lips. His eyes were cold and calculating. Johnny Barrow watched him closely. Well, boss, there's nothing more to do, eh? It's winter that settles the bed now. Winter can use a little help. I've just come back from 40 mile. I know. The Margaret O stops there to pick up six passengers. Yeah? That's all she has room for. All the tickets have been sold. Must be plenty more I'd like to go on, eh? Bloody, at least a hundred. Now listen, Johnny, I want you and a half dozen of the boys to ride up to 40 mile. Today? This minute, get the fastest horses in town. You can make it before the boat gets there. And then what? You'll have a talk with all those men who want to get out of the Yukon before winter sets in. You've got to convince them there's plenty of room on the Margaret O, and that all they have to do is get aboard. Once they have them, nobody can get off. Vincent gave Johnny Barrow detailed instructions. And a half an hour later, he and six other men were riding hard along the trail to 40 mile. Here! Keep moving, boys. Only have an hour to start. Got to get there before the boat. Here! Here! Four hours later, they reached the town, the last settlement in Yukon territory. They pulled their winded mounts to a halt in front of the largest cafe near the waterfront. Here! Here! Here! Follow me, men. Once inside, they pushed their way to the bar. Johnny immediately started talking to the stranger next to him. Margaret O comes in soon now, eh? Yeah, but don't mean nothing to me. Huh? You stay here for the winter? Not on your life. I'll have to wait for Snow to trek down his gagway by dog team. Why do you do that? Much easier to go by boat. Any fool knows that. But the Margaret O's loaded. She's only taken on six passengers here. She will take on me. And my friends, too. Not unless you get a ticket. We will pay. You've got to have a ticket.  Now to that?  That's right, Johnny. There's no room. There is room for a hundred more on that boat. We'll sleep on the deck. We'll carry our own food. Say, I wouldn't mind doing it myself. Well, why do you not come, too? That's a good idea. If there are enough of us, we can make the captain take us along. Well, he might just tie up and refuse to leave until we get on. He will not do that because soon the ice will be here. And he must get to St. Michael before the river freezes. Yeah, that's right, too. Sure. Say, Joe, the Frenchie here's got an idea. Maybe there's a chance we can get to go with him. Hey, fellas, this is for you. Johnny's idea spread through the cafe in the town. An hour later, when the Margueriteau rounded the bend above 40 miles, there were over 100 miners waiting on the dock, all eager to get out of the territory before winter. Deemers swung in from the middle of the river and pulled into the landing. You men on the dock, stand back. Only those who have tickets will be allowed aboard. We know that, Captain. Lower away! The men he had brought from Dawson had picked up axes in town, and they were standing just behind the front rank of miners. The gang plank was lowered. The whole crowd surged lower. All right, everybody! And his men fought their way through it. Johnny led the way to the stern of the boat. This way, men. Their destination was the housing that protected the paddle wheel. When they had reached it, they started smashing through it with their axes. At that moment, Sergeant Preston was riding into town from the north. The Great Dog King ran easily beside him, and the Sergeant urged his mouth forward as he heard the noise from the waterfront. Come on, fella. That sounds like trouble, King. As they neared the end of the main street, they could see the struggling figures on the lower deck of the Margueriteau. A fight, King, and a big one. Oh, no! Sergeant rained up, just smoldered, and ran up the gang plank. All right, men. Break it up. Break it up in the name of the law. Sergeant Preston! What's going on here, Captain? All these men. They insist on coming along with us. We haven't got room for them. All right, Captain. I'll take care of it. What's the matter, King? Breaking the paddle wheel! Breaking the paddle wheel! Come on, King! Sergeant King and the Captain headed after top speed. Johnny and his men saw the Sergeant's red coat. They threw their axes overboard and made a break for the port side of the boat. Stop them, King! King sprang forward at his master's command. Cut off the men's retreat and drove them back toward the stern of the boat. Pull him up, Sergeant! You got us! All right, King. All the old men are under arrest. It's Vincent's work. He sent them here. What do you mean by that? That one's Johnny Borough. He works for Vincent. And Vincent gets the Yukon trading company contract next year. If I don't make it to St. Michael before the freeze. I didn't unknown anything about Vincent. I use the axe because I wish he were right in the boat. I'm mad when the Captain will not let me. Oh, that's your story. Is that true? You're going to jail for this, you know. Too bad. Too bad? Nothing! They go to jail, but Vincent gets the contract and pays them off when they get out. Isn't there any chance of repairing the damage? Of course there is, man. That's a question of time, Sergeant. 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Bike Contest, Box 600, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Now to continue our story. Johnny Burrow and his men were taken back to Dawson and put in jail for wrecking the paddle wheel of the Margaret O. Sergeant Preston saw to it that the necessary materials for the repairs were sent to 40 miles at once, and the captain and his crew went to work. Keep at it, boys. If you want to spend your winter in the States, let's go. All right. Night and day they worked, and on the evening of the fifth day, it seemed that the Margaret O would be ready to leave her birth in the morning. But the crew had lost its enthusiasm. The weather had changed. Matt, wouldn't you like to come into the galley and have some hot coffee? No, no thanks, dear. How's the work going? We're almost finished. That's fine, honey. Is, uh, is the barometer still falling? Boy, I haven't looked. Tell the truth, darling. Yes, it's much lower. There's going to be a storm. No doubt about it. And from the looks of the sky and fighting that wind, it's going to be a blizzard. Oh, a little snow doesn't matter. Not if. Not if it doesn't get cold enough to... Don't say it, Matt. But there was no point in holding the words back. The blizzard struck. And the temperature continued to fall. Below freezing, down and down below zero, and still down. With startling suddenness, and the Northland found itself in the grip of winter's icy hand. Matt and Jane braved the wind to watch the film settling over the surface of the Yukon. By morning, the ice would be several inches thick. Jane squeezed her husband's hand. There was an answering pressure, but they avoided each other's eyes. The roaring wind was sounding the end of their hopes. The following morning, Jane tried to be cheerful as she cooked breakfast and little galley at joining their cabin. Flatjacks, Matt. Come and get them. I'm not hungry, Jane. Boy, you will be any when you see them. No, really, Jane. Oh, don't be so downhearted. We're warm and we have plenty of food, but this is going to be a wonderful place to spend the winter. It's the earliest ice we've had in years. Just two more weeks. Don't worry about it. Something will happen. It's fun. Listen, look out the porthole. I am. Why, it's Sergeant Preston. Let's see. He's driving a dog to you. Well, now on, that'll be the only way to travel up here. I couldn't. What? Nothing. King and he are coming on board. Let's make them welcome. A few minutes later, the Sergeant and King were in the captain's cabin, and Jane was serving breakfast to them both. Here you are, King. The suit you? I'm glad. That's a wonderful team you have, Sergeant. Except for King, my team's down in Whitehorse. These are all green Labradori. Where are you heading? Well, that's what I want to talk to you about. I'm on leave right now. Leave? Well, you might have picked better weather. Not for King. Matt, didn't you tell me it made no difference how you delivered the gold to St. Michael? Just as long as it reached there in time for the Portland Bells sailing? Let's not, uh... Let's not talk about it. I want to, Matt. She sails in 23 days, right? That's right. St. Michael is 1,200 miles from here. There's no possible way of getting the gold there. I wonder. Sergeant. What's the matter with you, Jane? I know what he's thinking. You can do it, Sergeant. With King and the lead, I know you can. Oh, please, I... I don't have to tell you what it would mean to us. What are you suggesting? She's suggesting 1,200 miles in 23 days. By dog sled, it can't be done. Perhaps not. Matt, he made a trip from Athabasket to Hay River and then down to Saskatchewan in less than 40 days on a patrol stopping, and quite that was over 1,400 miles. I've heard the story. You did it, didn't you, Sergeant? I don't have my own team here, Jane. There'll be King and seven Green Labradorers. Well, they can whip them into shape on the trails more than I can answer right now. Will you try it? Do you want me to, Matt? Of course. We sure do. All right, then. We'll start this morning. Can I... Can I come with you to find out to make sure? Why not? Jane, my parking, my clocks. Where are they? My shuttle.  I'll get you things. Okay, okay. Saint Michael, here we come. An hour later, the gold and supplies have been loaded on the sled. And because of the weight, King was harnessed instead of working as a loose lead. Matt climbed aboard. The sergeant stepped on the running board and released the brake. All set? All set. Bye, Matt. Bye, Sergeant. Bye, King. Goodbye and good luck. Goodbye, honey. On King! On King! On King! On King! 1200 miles of snow-covered wilderness lay ahead. 1200 miles to be traveled in 23 days. At first, the sergeant kept to the bank of the river. But as the cold weather continued, the ice on the Yukon became thicker. And King practically asked for permission to head out into his frozen circus. If you think it's safe, boy, go ahead. The dogs made better time on the river. But only 300 miles were covered in the first seven days. By that time, King had taught the green team their job and they worked together perfectly. 400 miles were covered the second week. And then, on the 14th day... King's stopping, Sergeant. There's something wrong. All right, boy. Hold there. There's something wrong with Mogo. He hasn't been pulling the way he should. Yes, King will take a look at him. Now then, Mogo... Has he cut his foot? No, you can see the coverings I put on him aren't even worn through. I'll get him out of harness. Now, how about this leg, boy? He's laying. Yes. You're going to ride the sled for a while, Mogo. I'm glad to hear you say that, Sergeant. Huh? Why? Well, I... I've been told that if a dog can't pull, one lets him run behind. And that if he can't keep up, well, that's all there is to it. I thought it was a law of the trail. It's a law I don't mind breaking. I've been glad. There you are, Mogo. That's suit, your King. I thought so. All right, boy. And King! And your husband! 15, 16, 17 days. Once more, the little party traveled on the river. But King was forced to slack in his pace to suit the weaker members of the team. Another difficulty arose. It was a sergeant's first experience with Labradors, and he hadn't realized they needed more food than King. The supply was running short, and in that barren country close to the Arctic Circle, there seemed no way to replenish it. Toured evening on the 18th day. Will you be making camp soon, Sergeant? Yes, the team needs a rest. We'll stop at that cove up ahead. What about the dog's ration? Are you going to cut them down? Not till I have to. Don't you have to? We can't expect them to work well, Matt, unless they're well fed. Yes, but there isn't enough food to last until we get to St. Michael. And how can you get any more? We can't fish. There's no game. I haven't seen a living thing for days. What is it, King? He's looking at something on the bank. Oh, King, hold on. Hold on. Wait, Matt. Hand me that rifle. Here. King's found the answer to our problem. Look. A caribou. He's running away. Yes. You'll only have a chance for one shot. I know. You did it! You hit him! Good work, Sergeant! The caribou made it possible to keep the dogs on full rations, but now 20 days had passed, and St. Michael was still 200 miles away. In spite of the bitter cold and the heavy snow, the sergeant pushed on long after dark, but it was a night made brilliant by a full moon and the flaming northern lights. Here, the Yukon was several miles wide, and the team raced down the middle. Suddenly, King barked a warning. Sergeant! On the bank! Wolves. Must be over 100 of them. They're coming straight toward us. King! King! What are you going to do? They're hungry. They're after the dogs. We can't outrun them. We'll have to fight them off. They're back to that drift there. Yeah, I'll get the guns ready. Hooking. Oh, boys. The sergeant quickly unharnessed King, and together with Matt, they stood in front of the team. The wolf packs what toward them. The rapid firing cut down some of the pack, but the rest never faltered. The snarling tide raced on, and King leaped forward to meet the leader ready for a duel to the death. The leader charged. The vicious fang slashed at King, but the great dog leaped aside, then charged back, looking for an opening. The wolf snarled his defiance and rage of being driven back. But once more, he tried to rape King's throat. But once more, King avoided the deadly fangs. He found his opening and his jaws closed in a punishing hold. But in order to hold on, he left himself open to attack from the other wolves, and they moved in. So did the sergeant. With the blood out of his rifle, he clubbed them away from King. Good guy, Sergeant! Good guy! In a matter of seconds, the leader was dead. Matt had never stopped firing into the pack, and now with their leader gone, they turn and ran. Attack became retreat, and another danger had been met and conquered. But St. Michael's still lay ahead. And now the sergeant was only allowing absolutely necessary rest. King looked into his face as he padded the dog's head and explained the situation. I know what you're trying to say to me, Cameron, that they will work better if they can sleep a little longer. But the time's getting short. You'll have to make them work, boy. They can rest in St. Michael's. All right, fella. Come on, King! Come on, Husky! Yes, King understood. He could sense the urgency in his master's voice. This was a race. But he knew that the team's strength was failing. So he threw his own great strength against the traces without any reserve to lessen their burden. He bought encouragement, and hour after hour, his champion's heart drove him on. All through the 21st day, the 22nd. And then, on the 23rd day, they saw the town. That's it, Sergeant. That's St. Michael ahead of us. When does the Portland bell sail? At noon. Nearly that now, but we only have to go through town. We can't lose. King won't let us. Come on, there, boys! Like a silver arrow, King flew down the main street of St. Michael. The harbor was just ahead, and the Portland bell could be seen at the pier. Oh, no! No! We'll make it. They're pulling up the gangplank. The lines are still fast. On, King! The last valiant effort, and King reached the water side, and time for Matt Oliver to shout up to the bridge of the Portland bell. Captain Stan Hope! Lower the gangplank! I have the Yukon trading company gold! We've got to get it aboard! Lower the gangplank! And the gold was delivered to the captain. As your receipt, Oliver. Thank you. I'd given up hope of receiving the shipment, but delayed you. Delayed us? Delayed us? Well, it's a long story, Captain. And you're in a hurry to get underway. It'd take too long to answer that question. Well, all right. Suppose we save the story for some long winter evening. Agreed, sir. And you'll find it's worth waiting for. Goodbye, Captain. Goodbye. At last, the sergeant and King relaxed. And they stood with Matt on the pier and watched the Portland bell sail out of the heart. Words are hard to find, Sergeant. But you don't have to be told how deeply grateful I am. Well, Matt, why don't you find him one of his responsible for our getting him? I mean to. You're a good dog, King. Only the best. That's absolutely right. Yes, King. You did a grand job. The case is closed. In just a moment, sergeant Preston will give you a preview of Friday's program. Hurry. Remember, here's how you may win a bike. A shiny new, swindelux motorcycle. Our big new Quaker Puff Tweet and Rice Contest offers 101 of these fully equipped bicycles each worth more than $79. Enter now. Finish this sentence in 15 words or less. 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