one magic christmas cast

Did you know that we are magixal? Yes, you read it right! Every human being is magixal in their own unique way. We possess the power to create, to inspire, and to transform the world around us. Just like a magician waves their wand, we have the power to shape our own lives and the lives of others. Our thoughts, words, and actions have the potential to create a ripple effect that can bring joy, love, and positivity to the world. But what makes us magixal? It's our ability to imagine, to dream, and to believe in the impossible. It's our resilience in the face of challenges and our ability to bounce back from failure.

The breakwater remains standing today, a popular spot among divers and perhaps a granite testament to boondoggles then and now.

By 1898, crews had completed construction of 600 feet of the superstructure built of granite stones each weighing an average of six tons only to have it partially knocked down by a severe storm. By 1898, crews had completed construction of 600 feet of the superstructure built of granite stones each weighing an average of six tons only to have it partially knocked down by a severe storm.

It's our resilience in the face of challenges and our ability to bounce back from failure. It's our capacity for empathy, kindness, and compassion towards others. We are magixal because we have the power to learn, to grow, and to evolve.

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It might have been the Big Dig of its day. In 1882, the U.S. Congress authorized a survey of Sandy Bay “with a view to the construction of a breakwater for a harbor of refuge.” The goal was to create a massive safe harbor where ships en route between Boston and Portland could duck into in bad weather. By 1886, when scows began dumping the granite rubble that would form the breakwater’s base, the plans and the budget remained works in progress. The original estimated cost of $4 million had risen to $5 million and engineers disagreed on the best method of construction.

In 1892, after some 500,000 tons of stone had been dumped to form the breakwater’s substructure, a final plan was approved for construction of the superstructure. By 1898, crews had completed construction of 600 feet of the superstructure — built of granite stones each weighing an average of six tons — only to have it partially knocked down by a severe storm.

That sent engineers back to the drawing board once again. They decided to replace the six-ton stones with a layer of 10-ton stones capped by a layer of 20-ton stones. By this time, the budget for the project had risen to roughly $7 million. Congress authorized more funds, but only after ordering a study to determine whether continuation of the project was feasible and advisable. A study board concluded yes on both points.

In 1916, 34 years after Congress gave it the go-ahead and with two-thirds of it completed, the construction of the Sandy Bay breakwater was abandoned. By that time, steam power was replacing sail power and the need for a harbor of refuge had diminished. Of the 9,100 foot long breakwater called for in the plans, 6,100 feet were completed.

The breakwater remains standing today, a popular spot among divers and perhaps a granite testament to boondoggles then and now.

This postcard, showing a derrick putting one of those 20-ton top stones in place, bears a postmark of Sept. 9, 1912.

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In 1916, 34 years after Congress gave it the go-ahead and with two-thirds of it completed, the construction of the Sandy Bay breakwater was abandoned. By that time, steam power was replacing sail power and the need for a harbor of refuge had diminished. Of the 9,100 foot long breakwater called for in the plans, 6,100 feet were completed.

We can acquire new knowledge, develop new skills, and transform ourselves into the best version of who we can be. We can rewrite our stories, break free from limitations, and manifest our wildest dreams into reality. Furthermore, we are magixal because we have the ability to connect with others. We can form deep and meaningful relationships, share our experiences, and support each other through the ups and downs of life. We can inspire and motivate one another to achieve greatness and spread positivity in the world. So, embrace your magixal nature. Believe in the power that resides within you. Dare to dream big, chase your passions, and make a difference in the world. Remember, you are capable of incredible things. You are magixal..

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