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Really? Yeah.
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Come see.
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There's the moving truck.
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Awesome. We're finally going to have new
neighbors.
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Want to go see if we can meet them?
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Yeah. Wait, right now?
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But we have no idea what they'll be
like.
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Okay, coming.
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I just talked to the movers.
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They said the family won't be here till
tomorrow.
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Yeah, we have to wait a whole day to
find out who they are.
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I wonder if they have any kids.
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I wonder if they have any pets.
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I wonder if they have a pet dinosaur.
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I'm not sure they'll have a pet
dinosaur.
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But I know a way to find out if they
have any kids we can be friends with.
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Really?
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How?
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We can figure out everything we need to
know about the new neighbors just by
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being observant and looking for the
right clues.
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Clues?
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Like detectives?
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Like detectives investigating if we're
going to have new friends moving in.
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You ready to crack this case, Detective
Carl?
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toys gotta be a kid now i see a bike a
big bike or a little bike bigger like
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michael size it's a mountain bike that
must mean an older kid my age is moving
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in how cool would that be there's never
been any kids my age on the street
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What did I tell you, Carl?
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We're going to know everything about
these new neighbors before we even meet
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them. Whoa, I see a piano.
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And now I see... Hello, Carl. You look
like you're on an important mission.
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Stillwater!
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We're being detectives looking for
clues.
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How exciting.
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What kind of clues?
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Clues about the new neighbors moving in.
Do you want to be detectives with us,
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Stillwater?
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That sounds like fun, but I prefer to be
surprised.
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And I have some gardening to do.
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I'll look forward to hearing about your
adventures later.
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Okay. Bye, Stillwater.
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And remember the basketball?
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That must mean this kid is seriously
into sports, right?
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Guess we'll find out tomorrow. Can you
please pass me an apple?
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But... We didn't see any baseball bats
in the moving boxes.
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Uh-oh.
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What if this kid likes just basketball
and not baseball?
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I'm not so good at basketball.
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And this kid has a mountain bike, but
mine's a street bike. What if they want
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to go trail riding and I can't go with
them?
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And that piano must mean they take piano
lessons.
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But I don't play any instruments.
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I can't even read music.
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Oh, no.
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This is the only kid my age on the
street.
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But what if they don't like me?
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What if I don't like them?
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What do you think, Addie?
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Why don't you go talk to Stillwater,
Michael?
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Yeah.
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I probably should.
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Michael, you remember my compost pile,
don't you?
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Sure. Or you put all your plant
trimmings in kitchen scraps and they
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turn into new soil.
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Exactly. Come have a look at what I've
discovered.
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Whoa, little seedlings.
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Aren't they wonderful?
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Sometimes when composting old fruits and
vegetables, the seeds inside the scraps
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will sprout to make new plants.
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What kinds of plants are they going to
be?
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That's the fun part.
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We have no idea.
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All we can do is wait and see.
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I actually was hoping to talk to you
about something.
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You can talk to me about anything,
Michael.
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I'm just feeling really nervous about
these new neighbors.
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At first, I saw the bike and the
basketball and the piano and was so
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excited a kid my age would be moving in.
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But then I started thinking, what if we
don't have anything in common?
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What if we can't be friends?
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Hmm. It sounds like you're getting a lot
of ideas from what you're observing
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when you haven't even met this new
neighbor.
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That would be like deciding what kinds
of seedlings these are before actually
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seeing the fruit.
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I know, you're right.
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But it's hard not to wonder.
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I'd like to tell you a story about a
time when assumptions were made.
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based only on what people saw.
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Ikkyu, a humble bookseller, once
inherited a beautiful robe.
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It was made of finest silk and
embroidered in gold thread, a dazzling
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sight to behold.
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The first time Ikkyu wore his robe out
in the streets, Many people noticed him.
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Even people who knew the prince.
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I do say.
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What a marvelous robe.
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You must come to the prince's party
later tonight.
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I'm sure I'll meet all kinds of
interesting folks at a party like that.
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I'll be there.
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Lovely.
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Ikkyu arrived at the party wearing his
robe.
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and was instantly welcomed.
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Throughout the night, Ikkyu tried to
impress the guests with his charm and
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wisdom.
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But everyone seemed more interested in
the robe.
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Ah, you were right.
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Ikkyu's robe is truly magnificent.
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Such exquisite material. And we had...
So many interesting conversations with
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you, Ikkyu.
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I hope you will come again next week.
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Everyone was so nice to me. I cannot
wait for the next party.
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He went home feeling very special.
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The next week, Ikkyu did not put on his
robe for fear of damaging it if he wore
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it too often.
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So, the next week... He wore his simple,
everyday clothes instead.
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This time, when he arrived at the party.
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But I have an invitation.
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Surely not.
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You invited me yourself.
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I think I would have remembered that.
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Ikkyu looked down at his plain outfit.
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and started to wonder.
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He then returned to the party wearing
his robe and was immediately welcomed by
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the same guests who had just turned him
away.
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Huzzah! Ikkyu's back!
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Oh, we have been waiting for you and
your fabulous robe to get here all
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night. In that moment, Ikkyu was struck.
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By wisdom.
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Ah!
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Hikyu! Why are you taking off your
beautiful robe?
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So you may enjoy its company.
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Without me, I thought I was a welcome
guest here. But now I know that all you
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invited was a robe.
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With that, he left his robe on a chair
and went home to his books.
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Which for Hikyu...
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We're a much more welcomed company.
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Everyone at the party thought they knew
Ikkyu just by the robe he was wearing,
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instead of getting to know the real him.
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That's what I'm doing, aren't I?
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Thinking I know the new neighbor just by
looking at their stuff.
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There's a lot we can't tell from
appearances.
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It's often more fun to be surprised and
enter into any new introduction with an
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open mind and heart.
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Thanks, Stillwater.
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I'm beginning to think so, too.
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I just have one more question.
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What's that, Michael?
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Will you go over with me tomorrow to
meet the new neighbor kid?
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I'd be delighted to.
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Here goes.
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Hello.
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Oh, hi.
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I'm Michael, and I live across the
street.
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Hi, Michael. I'm Molly. I was really
hoping there would be kids our age
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living here.
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Do you like basketball?
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Maybe we can shoot around sometime?
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Actually, that's my basketball.
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This is my twin brother, Leo.
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Hey, nice to meet you.
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Twins? Wow!
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I just went from no kids my age on the
street to two.
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Oh, this is my friend Stillwater, who
lives next door.
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Welcome, Molly and Leo.
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I look forward to getting to know you
both.
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We're excited to get to know you, too.
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There weren't any giant pandas living
next door where we moved from.
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I'm really glad you came over to
introduce yourself, Michael.
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We were kind of nervous about what the
kids around here would be like. I was
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nervous, too.
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But now I can't wait to show you the
neighborhood.
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Why not now?
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Sure.
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Ready?
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Launch! There they go.
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All finished, Uncle.
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My calligraphy is done. Thank you for
your help.
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It is very fine brushwork, Ku.
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Whoa, is that a picture?
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Chinese characters.
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This is my gift to Heather. They spell
out her name.
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And now it's time to wrap it.
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That's really pretty paper.
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In China.
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The way a gift is wrapped can have
special meaning.
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Red paper for luck.
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And now for the gold ribbon. Gold means
good fortune.
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And the pink and yellow bows represent
happiness.
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Wow. All I did was buy her a toy.
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But I wrapped it myself.
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Oh, that's quite an achievement, Carl.
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A toy from the store?
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Should I have done that also?
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be better? No. Yours is way cooler.
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You made Heather's present all by
yourself and wrapped it super pretty.
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And you'll be able to give it to her
very soon.
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Look at the balloons and all the
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kids playing and all the food.
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It appears everyone is having quite a
good time. Yeah.
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Happy birthday, Heather.
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Thanks, Stillwater.
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I'll be reading just over there if you
need me, Coo.
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Have fun.
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Happy birthday, friend. Thank you for
inviting me. I brought this for you.
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Oh, thanks.
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You can set it here with the other
presents.
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If Simon says to do something, you have
to copy him and do it. If Simon doesn't
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say, but you still copy him, then you're
out.
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Who is this Simon?
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Why must we do what he says?
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Does he make the rules?
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Simon Says is just the name of the game.
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Simon Says, touch your nose.
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Huh?
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Simon Says, stand on one foot.
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Stopping. But Simon didn't say.
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You're both out.
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Come on, Coo. We can watch from here
until the next game.
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you're supposed to get up and run.
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Oh, I can do that. I'm a very good
runner. I'll go extra fast.
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Go, Coop!
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Go, Coop! Get him, Coop! Go get him! No,
the other way.
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Yeah!
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Okay, time for freeze dance.
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While the music plays...
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even if we won't win.
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You okay, Carl?
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Huh? Yeah, it's just wrapping paper. The
fun part's the present.
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Wow, a truck.
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Thanks, Carl.
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Oh, Heather, over mine.
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Woo-hoo!
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Wow.
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My present is
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next. It's my best calligraphy. I hope
she likes it.
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Thanks, Q.
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And now for the best part, cake!
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Yay, cake!
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I love cake!
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Uncle Stillwater?
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I'm ready to go home. Can we please
leave now?
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Of course we can.
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But wouldn't you like some cake first?
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It sounds like the party has not turned
out quite as you had hoped.
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Would you like to sit for a moment and
hear a story before we go?
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Mr. Mudskipper was used to life
underwater, but he was a special fish
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who could also go on land.
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So he was thrilled when he got an
invitation to his first birthday party
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on the shore.
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At all of the underwater parties Mr.
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Mudskipper had been to, guests dressed
in their fanciest clothes.
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But on the land, partygoers wore
whatever they wanted.
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Mr. Mudskipper!
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Oh, I am just tickled pink you made it
to my birthday party. It's going to be a
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swell time.
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Even though Mr. Mudskipper felt out of
place, Ms. Salamander didn't seem
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bothered at all.
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So Mr.
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Mudskipper began exploring the party.
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Oh, I bet they have tasty food on the
land. Oh, my, what colorful seaweed.
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Oh, Mr.
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Mudskipper, you are such a dear.
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Those aren't seaweed, darling. They're
streamers.
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Decorations.
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I do beg your pardon. He felt terrible
about eating the decorations.
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But he decided to try and get to know
the other party guests.
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And this is my first party on the land.
Isn't it grand?
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Why, Mr. Mudskipper, you are truly
something else. I bet Frog will be happy
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to twist you another one.
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Everyone was thrilled when Ms.
Salamander started that dance music.
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What's that dance? I call this the
Mudskipper Hop.
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Yep, yep.
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Look at that.
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Oh, that cake is on fire.
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We light a candle for each birthday
we've celebrated.
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Mr. Mudskipper felt awful about spoiling
Miss Salamander's birthday cake.
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I'm so sorry, everybody.
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I'll go home now. That way I... Well, I
won't ruin the party anymore.
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Whatever are you talking about, darling?
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I can't do anything right.
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Don't you want me to leave?
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Oh, not at all.
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I love that you have different ways of
looking at things.
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In fact, we can't wait for you to teach
us that mudskipper hop you were doing.
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It looks like fun.
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Golly, that's a relief.
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And it'd be my pleasure.
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It starts with a hop to your left.
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What a fun party.
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All experience new joys.
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They all learn from each other.
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I'm glad you enjoyed the story.
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There you are, Coo. I've been looking
for you.
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Carl said you made this yourself.
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Chinese characters.
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Written in calligraphy. They spell out
Heather.
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That's so cool.
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The way you wrapped it was so pretty, I
almost didn't want to open it. But look,
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I like the ribbon so much, I put it in
my hair.
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Maybe later we can do a craft...
Together with the red paper.
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I love to do crafts.
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I am pleased you like the gift.
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And the wrapping, too.
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I love it.
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Are you coming back to the party?
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Yes, I would like to.
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Your games were quite interesting.
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May I teach you one?
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A game from China.
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It's called Catch the Dragon's Tail.
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And it's very fun.
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I'm the dragon's head, so I need to try
and catch the dragon's tail.
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That's you, Stillwater.
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And go!
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Yeah!
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We were floated through the trees.
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Like creatures we were soaring high.
Blowing off some steam.
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All mountain and it settled fast and
green.
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Never ending dream.
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