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Caesar Augustus Journal Entry

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Have you ever wondered what it was like to see Jesus’ birth? Or, to know how it was when there was a surprise at my empty inn, when for the first time ever, I ran out of rooms for a king? Well I had to experience it myself one very special night. I’m the Innkeeper, well that’s what everyone calls me, but my actual name is, Bayla, and most of my life, it has been pretty lonely and boring and then I get this busy inn from the new census, Caesar Augustus, declared. It was worth it though in the end, because I got to see the amazing birth of the newborn king Jesus Christ. Well, before all this happened my life was lonely and dull. I would get up in the morning, then go straight out to feed the animals in the stable. It wasn’t a very well kept stable, but it wasn’t like anyone else really used it, besides the animals. After that, I would usually cook meals all day until it was time to eat them. Occasionally, I would have a short conversation between me and my brother, Adam, in between him working in the field, but one day while we were talking he said,” Did you hear the news about the new Census, Caesar Augustus declared?”, and when he said this I was so confused on what he was talking about. “ What Census?”, I said curious. “You didn’t hear about yet, everyone has to come to the place where they were born and register,” he said …show more content…

After about 5 ideas I think, maybe I could let them stay in the stable out where the animals are. When they arrive I say,”I’m I just ran out of rooms here in the Inn but, I could let you use my stable out back, if that’s okay with you?” Of course the man replied,”That will be fine, anything you can give us we’ll take.” I then walk them around to the back where the stable is and I clean it up a little and by the point I get done I get this crazy idea in my head that we could clean out the manger and the baby could go there. So the woman laid the baby down in

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