SPEEDY THE LEPRECHAUN

About the Book

PREFACE After years of observation of Earth, the Leprechaun’s of the planet Peaceland, came to the conclusion that mankind needed help. They observed Earth people were often getting themselves into trouble and creating many problems for themselves. As the Leprechauns had long since found the secrets to peace and tranquility, they sent several Peace Ambassadors to Earth. These Ambassadors have the ability to grant wishes in the form of good advice to help man learn to resolve their problems. Speedy the Leprechaun was the leader of this troop. He found that if he would loose his hat in the middle of a disaster, then let someone find it and act by picking it up, he would offer his help in the form of a wish. Speedy never stays after the advice and exits without praise. There is much to learn from these Peace Ambassadors, this is one of the stories that teach us to look for answers, in not so obvious places. Read and enjoy the story.

About the Author

Carl L. Fisher I was born on November 5, 1929, just a few days before the stock Market crashed, causing the worst depression our country had ever seen, in the small coal town of Soldier, Kentucky. I guess were poor, but no one else had anything more than us. When I was about 13 years old we moved to Cincinnati Ohio. I did not like school in Ohio, so I dropped out in the 8th grade and started to work. At 17 I went to business for myself, upholstering furniture. Shortly after I turned 18 I was drafted into the Marines, for 2 years, as an airplane inspector in the Korean War. I was stationed near Seoul, Korea in the “513 Night Fighter’s”. When I finally got my discharge I went to work at Heekin Can Company, where I spent the next 35 years. I raised my family, with my Beloved wife, Mildred, during these years. I had 2 young children, Hobert and Ann, from a previous marriage and she had 1 daughter, Linda that lived with us and 1 older son Larry. We had a good life full of Love and Worship to our Lord. God has always been the center of our lives. These stories I started telling my kids in the early 60’s and now 50 years later I present them to you. May God Bless.