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Horror story Happiness: The teddy bear too-Tall

"Your difference is your strength and your strength is your gift to the world."

My daughter, an azalea primary school, is very sweet and a shining example of the values I drill her: the AIR Equation, the formula 3 Framework which states that Happiness = Acceptance + Inspiration + Respect. Born and raised in a neighborhood full of former athletes and disadvantages of type A, I difficult sometimes to what is the right mixture of sweetness to it.

My wife says our daughter has a loving softness to her. "Too much love," many admirers say, those who do not know of Eve as they reluctantly discard its grip of their necks. "His watch. It is too good for foreigners. "She accepts and befriends everyone: Whites, Blacks, unions, the marginalized, the bullies, bullying, big, small, girls, boys, geeks, the humble. It Azalea, like her namesake plant that flowers in dry soil, looking to spread happiness in the most sterile places. This is why it is so horrible that later.

It is Sunday. I read the newspaper in my recliner love when she plays on the living room floor. I relive childhood through my children every day. The warm fuzzies for me as I listen to his speech for her dolls and action them as large as she plays a parent, teacher, or cashier.

As a spy I secretly push the paper, turning his head to my eye The first thing is to ease in the display. Her dolls are seated in rows in a "pretend" classroom with desks and a table invisible wood panel which is our living room wall. Barbie teaches class. Soon, Azalea rolls his Volkswagen bus with toys for the school and asked the doll on the spot sit. It probably did not realize it is to let the cutest in the first place.

My artist side of this Notice Right now, how the characters are cute, giving them a very small nose (or no) as the Bratz doll on the front seat and sneak Hello Kitty through the side window. Her favorite doll, a teddy bear, dominates the entire world – even the bus. I return to the Real Estate section.

Hear grunting like a kid grows up a tight Tinkertoys. I smiled determination grass and relax in a photo travel section.

morphs grunts Azalea growling. Suddenly, I hear it hit the ground with such ferocity that I feel the vibrations in the seat love. I check on it. It is highly unfortunate, body slamming his favorite teddy bear!

I rush toward it. "Why are you fighting?"

"He does not play with me. I want him to travel with us, but he will not obey. It will not all the way inside. "

"It is too tall to fit in."

Without warning, she rushes to the Bears. She grunts and thrusts in classical language seriously out to the coast that you see in the picture scene kids who work hard, but rarely in real life. It is in the thigh high and seems to go further. She pries the bear in it and headed for the kitchen waste can.

I ran to the fight there. "It can help its size. Do not fight for him. He really wants to play with you. "I think at an angle of the equation AIR." Hey, you know how Dad is lost and he uses his GPS in the car? "

She shakes her head and wiped a tear from his face red.

I pointed to the ceiling. "It speaks to a large satellite in the sky that can see where I go and tell me the best way to get where I gotta go. Well, your teddy bear can do the same thing for you and your friends. Put it on the roof where it can be at his best, able to see what others can not and save you all lost. "

Red sewers her face as if his smiling mouth opening, a release valve. She pulls the bear in his bosom, he giving his grip around the neck patented.

I read the magazine section now. Azalea drives her dolls around the house. His teddy bear is sitting as a guru on the roof. She asked how to go somewhere because it has never been this way before, and it charges.

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