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There are so many ways to say what we mean, and just as many ways to listen.
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More than words
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She can lift an entire ship
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Viking strong
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Using a communication system can take longer. Allow extra time and be patient with yourself and others.
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The very first monster sanctuary!
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Can you beat five times champ?
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Hear ye Hear ye.
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If Nathan is quiet, how could you know if he wants to be friends?
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You can express yourself when you play like Talia and build like Shaun, Imani, and Jennifer.
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Ingrid tried everything she could
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Aspiring knight Charlie is ready to do battle!
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Or you could type like McKenna. Or spell like Raahim. Or use sign language like Fatima and Mateo.
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Handling small monsters made a big difference.
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What if no one paid attention to what you were trying to say? How would it feel if you couldn’t say ‘yes’ or ‘no’?
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When a person isn’t understood by the people around them, they may behave or ‘act out’ in ways that upset others.
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Cuts, folds, tears, paints, and glues paper.
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The crowd went berserk!
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Round three running off the kittens
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Do you think that could be… Monsters?
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Round one lifting really heavy things
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Could you come to my place next?
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Winning a contest doesn’t show strength
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Charlie had never even left Little Import.
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Does not contain any high-speed jousts!
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Lan likes to WRITE!! So does Carlos. He writes using Braille.
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She doesn't know how to swim
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Let's find you a mud bath.
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Captured her first monster, rescued her first citizen!
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Wait! Gluttonous fiend?
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Communication access means that someone has the support they need to understand what others are saying and have others understand them.
More than words
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This gluttonous fiend eats all that it sees.
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Have an open and accepting attitude to all ways of communicating.
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Aha! I see it!
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Little Import was bustling with buildings.
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'Alternative' communication may be less common than talking, but all ways of communicating are equally valid.
More than words
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Final round doggy paddling help!
Viking strong
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Alternative communication means all the ways to communicate besides talking.
More than words
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Could it be a Triple-Tier Hungerbeak?
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Gotcha! Wait, I thought these lived in trees.
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Sign language is used mostly by Deaf people to communicate, using their hands, gestures, and facial expressions.
More than words
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Hush-hush. Use your inside voice.
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Round two patting your head
Viking strong
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Stig knew exactly what she meant
Viking strong
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Have you noticed someone like Madeline? Who shows how she feels when she smiles, or cries, or laughs. Her face says it all.
More than words
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Monsters never seem to come to town.
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Something has been eating all the pastries.
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Tamara loves to talk. When she's happy, she says, 'I'm happy.' When she's sad, she tells us she's sad.
More than words
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Communication is so important that it is a basic human right!
More than words
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Even when you do use your voice, you can do more than just talk!
More than words
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You might think talking is the only way to say something. Well, it is one way.
More than words
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Communication is the exchange of information and ideas, which includes understanding and making ourselves understood.
More than words
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Absolutely no epic dragon battles!
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At first glance, there were no monsters.
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That critter was ruining my handwriting.
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Looks like a furious thunder gong!
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What if she's been kidnapped by monsters?
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Something has been eating all my pastries.
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You're perfectly harmless.
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The Vikings gathered to award the champion
Viking strong
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A complete lack of daring princess rescues!
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Everyone needs and deserves access to communication!
More than words
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Nothing was going to stop them
Viking strong
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Most adorable kitten contest
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Strongest Viking contest take a flyer
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Nathan doesn't say much. He has a lot on his mind, though.
More than words
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Remember that just because someone doesn't speak doesn't mean they don't understand!
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Kamal likes to Sing. Ada, Kayla, and Eli make sounds eeeeh, ch chch, aah aaa.
More than words
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Armed with a BFA in Printmaking.
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Ingrid has everything a Viking could want
Viking strong
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Oh help me next, I am tired.
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Mei can’t always think of the words, but she can move.
More than words
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"The kids in room 2B could tell something was wrong."
Mr. S
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"Where’s the teacher?" someone whispered.
Mr. S
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"Shouldn’t they be here by now?" asked someone else.
Mr. S
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"No teacher means no rules!" cheered half the class.
Mr. S
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"Absolutely not!" scolded the other half.
Mr. S
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"Who did that?" the kids whispered, eyeing the teacher’s desk nervously.
Mr. S
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The clock ticked and the mug steamed, but the sandwich lay remarkably still.
Mr. S
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"Look!" called a kid from the back of the room, pointing to the chalkboard.
Mr. S
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That settled it. Everyone got straight to work.
Mr. S
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"C is for club sandwich! D is for double-decker!"
Mr. S
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"I will not throw food."
Mr. S
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The kids all loved art class.
Mr. S
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"Look over here! Next page, please..."
Mr. S
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Story time ran a bit long.
Mr. S
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Music class was especially unconventional.
Mr. S
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"Mary had a little ham, a little ham, a little ham!"
Mr. S
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"Mary had a little ham on some nice rye bread~"
Mr. S
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"We’ve never had a teacher like him."
Mr. S
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"We’ve never had a teacher at all..."
Mr. S
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"A sandwich can’t be a teacher!"
Mr. S
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"Why not?! There’s all sorts of teachers!"
Mr. S
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"Piano teachers, salsa teachers… computer teachers!"
Mr. S
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Suddenly, the door burst open.
Mr. S
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The children in room 2B were perfectly silent.
Mr. S
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A very wet man made his way to the front of the class.
Mr. S
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"Children," said the man, "I’m so sorry I’m late."
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"I’ve had an… unusual morning."
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"Keep up the great work, everyone."
Mr. S
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"I can tell this group is a special group."
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Looking around the room, the children had to agree.
Mr. S
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"Well, maybe just for a minute…" said the other half.
Mr. S
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"That’s quite right, children."
Mr. S
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Friends and family.
Our Pool
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Kids and grandparents.
Our Pool
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Big bodies and small bodies.
Our Pool
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New folks and neighbors.
Our Pool
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Everybody is welcome!
Our Pool
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It's the perfect place to zigzag, splash around, and cool off with your whole community.
Our Pool
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IT'S A HOT DAY IN THE CITY!
Our Pool
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WHICH MEANS IT'S TIME TO HEAD TO...
Our Pool
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I wake to the sun streaming through my windows.
Our Pool
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From the moment I open my eyes I can tell it’s a swim day.
Our Pool
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On our walk, we stop and grab bagels for later.
Our Pool
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I hold mom‘s hand and try not to run, but it’s hard.
Our Pool
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There are lots of other families and folks heading our way too.
Our Pool
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Everyone is sweating, and smiling, and skip-stepping toward the fun.
Our Pool
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In the locker rooms, clothes come off lickety-split and swimsuits go on lickety-splitter.
Our Pool
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Lockers clank and locks cachunk.
Our Pool
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Stop! Sunblock!
Our Pool
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Like a fish out of water, I’m suddenly flopping, flailing.
Our Pool
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Everyone gets in at different speeds.
Our Pool
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Some inch slow, slowly, slow, slowly—one toe at a time.
Our Pool
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Me? I am the jump-right-in type: all at once and also quick.
Our Pool
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It’s only been a few minutes since we arrived and the water is already full of people.
Our Pool
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There are all sorts of folks, young folks, in-between folks.
Our Pool
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It’s an ice-cold bowl of city people soup!
Our Pool
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When your head's underwater, you can’t hear a thing.
Our Pool
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Not the laughs and shrieks of the swimmers.
Our Pool
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Not the far-off honks of taxi cabs.
Our Pool
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Not the rumbling of the train.
Our Pool
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When I pop back up, at first, I don’t see mom.
Our Pool
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I spy bigger bodies, smaller bodies, taller bodies, and the smallest of all bodies.
Our Pool
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Just as I’m starting to worry, she pops back up from under the water and calls out my name—loud.
Our Pool
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I wrap my arms around her neck and float behind her like a cape.
Our Pool
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She takes big moon-man steps as she winds us through the folks.
Our Pool
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We see babies and their grown-ups.
Our Pool
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Some love the water and some do not.
Our Pool
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I see lots of different types of skin, even sunburned skin. Ouch!
Our Pool
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People are swimming around us in every direction.
Our Pool
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Breaststrokers, backstrokers, butterflyers, and doggy paddlers.
Our Pool
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And plenty are just learners, chatters.
Our Pool
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Other times we take a beat and all at once we… Float!
Our Pool
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You can feel tall in the shallow end.
Our Pool
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And oh so short in the deep end.
Our Pool
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Sometimes things go still and steady to shrill and splashy.
Our Pool
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When they do, the lifeguard whistle blows!
Our Pool
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When it does, we freeze like statues for a moment…
Our Pool
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And when that moment passes? We start to splash again!
Our Pool
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We Marco and we Polo.
Our Pool
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We zigzag and we straight-line.
Our Pool
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We make our way from wall to wall underneath or on the surface, racing and laughing.
Our Pool
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My mom calls my name loud.
Our Pool
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I scramble up to the ladder to our towels.
Our Pool
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We break out our bagels, and I eat mine in six big bites.
Our Pool
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Me too, mom says, my fingers look as raisiny as raisins do!
Our Pool
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Then she dabs my chin.
Our Pool
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I jump right back in.
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We do flips and handstands.
Our Pool
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We pop from underwater with giant grins on our faces, then we dive back down.
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We line up and take turns swimming through each other’s legs.
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We pass under, we pass through—we feel less like people and more like dolphins!
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Out of nowhere, a cloud appears—we cross our fingers…
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And then we boo and hiss as it blocks our sun.
Our Pool
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We all stop—waiting, hundreds of sunken toes tapping, all of us damp—frowning.
Our Pool
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And then finally… It moves!
Our Pool
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And when it does? The whole crowd cheers!
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That’s when I hear my name again. Loud!
Our Pool
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Mom has my towel held wide and hers already wrapped around her.
Our Pool
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I pop out of the water but get her blessing to do one last… Cannonball!
Our Pool
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We dry off and get dressed.
Our Pool
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We make our way back out with all those families and folks again.
Our Pool
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My fingers are firmly crossed as we do, and I hear it first, and then I spot it…
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The ice cream truck!
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Mom gets twist and I get chocolate with rainbow sprinkles.
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As we make our way back home, I lick quick, but walk slow.
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I am beat!
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After dinner, a book, and a kiss, I float.
Our Pool
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I think of hot days, wet days, and fingers family-crossed for ice cream cone day.
Our Pool
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I go to sleep and dream of the next adventure.
Our Pool
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It started the day we met. Hi, me, you.
Friends Beyond Measure
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How to make fairy tea: dandelions, grass, clovers, water. Worms optional.
Friends Beyond Measure
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I thought the fun would last forever.
Friends Beyond Measure
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You are so good at a lot of stuff, and I was good at the other stuff.
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You definitely need a real horse.
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We had adventures!
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We had disagreements… and then agreements.
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It’s too loud. I wanna go home. No, we just got here.
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What if we stayed for cake and then left? OK!
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Number of chickens who learn to fly while on the moon: nine out of ten.
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One small step for a hen, one giant leap for henkind.
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Adios!
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You told me you were moving. Really far away.
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Ways I could get there: giant trampoline (one hour), plane (10 hours), hot air balloon (one week).
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I had so many feelings.
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After that, no matter how I sliced it, things were different.
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Let’s put on a circus! Nah.
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And time was passing fast! Nooooo!
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What could I do? Pack myself in your suitcase?
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I didn’t want to leave.
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Are you still going to be my friend? Yes!
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I don’t want to go. I’ll miss you so much.
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We will always be friends. This year, next year… And the years after that.
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This year, next year, the year after that.
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Trying to run up the crooked tree: five hours.
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