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No.
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Nope.
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Dinosaurs?
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Maybe.
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I wish they were real dinosaurs.
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Maybe I need a snack.
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Or maybe I need Addy.
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What you doin', Addy?
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Wanna do something with me?
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I just started reading
this great book about a boy
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who finds a mysterious portal
in his basement.
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I could read it out loud with you.
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Cool. What's a portal?
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It's like a magic door.
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Yes! I love magic doors.
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"Jason stepped
through the mysterious portal
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and found himself in a deep, dark forest.
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It was eerily silent,
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except for the sounds
of leaves crackling under his feet.
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Then suddenly,
he heard a sound like a owl hooting.
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What was this mysterious place,
Jason wondered.
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And why had he only discovered it today?"
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Are you listening, Karl?
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Maybe you're just not in the mood
for this kind of story today.
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I guess not.
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Why don't you go kick
the ball around with Michael?
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Great idea, Addy!
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Hey, Michael. Can I play?
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Well, I'm not really playing.
I'm practicing.
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But you can practice with me
if you want to.
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Yes! Kick it to me.
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Is this all we do?
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This is how you practice.
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Practice isn't fun.
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It is for me.
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But if you don't wanna do it,
why don't you go swing instead?
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I don't wanna swing.
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- You could play with your maze game.
- I did that yesterday.
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How about we ask Addy to play tag with us?
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We've done that about a million times.
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Maybe Stillwater has some ideas
you'd like.
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Yeah. Stillwater is always
doing something fun! Thanks, Michael.
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Hi, Stillwater.
Are you doing something fun today?
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Hello, Karl. As a matter of fact,
I am doing something fun today.
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Cool. When?
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Right now. Would you like to join me?
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Yes!
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So, when are we going to start doing
the fun stuff, Stillwater?
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I'm already doing it.
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But you're just sitting there.
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Karl,
what do you think would be fun to do?
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I don't know.
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I tried dinosaurs, and robot cranes,
and reading books, and soccer practice.
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But nothing sounds like fun today.
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Well, then, let's do nothing.
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That's not what I mean.
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I mean, I keep trying to do stuff,
but everything is not fun.
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I see.
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But, you know, sometimes doing nothing
can be just what we need.
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Would you like to try it with me?
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Well, okay.
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How long do we do nothing for?
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As long as we need to.
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I'm so bored!
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I wonder if a story might help.
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I always like your stories.
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Okay, then.
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Once there was a spirited young manatee
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who lived in a crystal clear spring.
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This energetic manatee
was always on the move,
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looking for new adventures and things
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to discover in her underwater world.
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There was no slowing down for her.
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Mama, over here! Come and look.
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I found a shiny pebble right in the middle
of some seagrass. Come and look.
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I'm coming, baby.
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It's so pretty, Mama.
And it's right over here.
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No, wait.
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I think it's over here.
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No. Over here.
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In her excitement,
the young manatee stirred up the mud
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at the bottom of the spring,
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causing the water to become darker
and darker.
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I know it's here somewhere, Mama.
I know it is.
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But the water is so muddy now,
I can't see it.
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Soon, the water was so murky
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the young manatee
could barely even see her mother.
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Mama? Mama? Where are you?
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I'm here, Daughter.
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The shiny thing, Mama. I can't find it.
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I-- I can't find anything.
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Just stop for a moment, my sweet.
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Be quiet and still. If you quiet your mind
and body and do nothing,
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I think you'll find
what you're looking for.
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The young manatee did
as her mother asked,
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and the muddy water slowly settled
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until it was crystal clear again.
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Mama, it worked. The more I did nothing,
the more I could see.
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And now I see what I was looking for.
It's right in front of us.
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You see, Daughter,
the more we allow ourselves to do nothing,
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the more we can see the world around us
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and all its possibilities.
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Do you think if I sit still and do nothing
it will help me find something fun to do?
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Would you like to see
what happens if we try?
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Okay.
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How does nothing feel to you, Karl?
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It feels quiet and still. I can't see
anything 'cause my eyes are closed.
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But I can hear all kinds of things.
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Isn't it interesting how even in nothing
there can be something?
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I hear a bird. It sounds happy.
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And some squirrels.
It sounds like they're mad at each other.
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I can even hear the trees.
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And I hear something moving behind us.
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I wonder what that could be.
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It could be Jasper.
Or maybe it's a dog, or a zebra.
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Or maybe it's a garden gnome
sneaking through the grass.
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I think that's what it is, Stillwater!
A garden gnome!
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Anything is possible.
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Maybe if I try doing nothing again,
I'll find out where it is.
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I could also build a garden gnome finder
to help me find it.
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That doesn't sound boring at all.
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Will you show it to me
when you've finished?
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I will!
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Thanks, Stillwater!
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What are you doing, Karl?
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I'm collecting stuff to build
a garden gnome finder.
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Garden gnome?
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Yeah,
I heard one in Stillwater's backyard,
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and now I wanna see it!
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That sounds awesome. Can I help?
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Sure. We can use this box
in the garden gnome finder.
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You're making a garden gnome finder, Karl?
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Uh-huh. Michael's helping.
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That's great. Need more help?
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Okay.
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So this is what a garden gnome finder
looks like. How does it work?
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Gnomes are very curious.
This candy will get its attention.
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Very clever, Karl.
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Then we can spy on it
through our secret hideout box.
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And I'm not bored at all now. Thanks
for helping me with that, Stillwater.
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You're welcome.
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So, what exactly did you and Stillwater
do to make you not be bored anymore?
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We did nothing.
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- Nothing?
- Nothing?
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That's right. We did nothing.
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Oh. Well, I guess nothing worked.
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Yep, it did.
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And now we need to find that gnome.
Everybody, be quiet.
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Is that it?
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No, just Jasper.
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That was a great field trip today.
I love going to art museums.
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Me too. And now I'm even more excited
about the art fair at school.
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I wish you hadn't reminded me of that.
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- Why?
- I don't have a piece of art yet.
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But, Michael, the art fair is tomorrow.
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I know, Molly.
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Ms. Welsh said the artwork we make
should say something about who we are,
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but I have no idea what to do.
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What did you two make?
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You know how I like taking pictures?
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Well,
I have a thing that goes on my camera
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which lets me get up super close
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so I can see stuff like a housefly's face
or a drop of water on a leaf.
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That's what my project's about.
Seeing things in a different way.
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I made a globe of the earth out of trash
and a chart showing how to recycle things.
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Protecting
the environment's real important to me.
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They both sound great.
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Don't worry, Michael.
You'll figure it out.
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Well, I'm gonna try at least.
See you tomorrow.
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Huh.
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Okay, Michael. Why do you keep sighing?
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My art fair project.
It has to say something about me.
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What does that even mean?
I'm just not very creative.
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What? Yes, you are.
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Well, I don't feel like it.
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I wish somebody would tell me,
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"Do it this way."
Like all my other assignments.
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You need some inspiration?
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There's a shelf full of art books.
Maybe one of them will give you an idea.
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Oh, yeah. Thanks, Addy.
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This should do it.
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How's it going?
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Awful. It doesn't look anything
like what's in the book.
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I said use it for inspiration.
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You're trying to copy a famous painting
by a famous artist.
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I told you. I'm not an artist. It's hard
for me to come up with artistic ideas.
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What about all those maps
and diagrams you make?
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That's like science, not art.
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Your teacher said make something
about you.
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So, what are you feeling right now?
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Frustration.
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Then draw what that looks like.
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How did it turn out?
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I don't like it.
The nose is crooked. The ears are funny.
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It doesn't look anything like me.
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It doesn't have to. Like Stillwater says,
"You have to go with the flow."
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That's just it. My flow won't go.
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Okay. You like building stuff, don't you?
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So instead of making a drawing, do that.
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I can try.
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That's the spirit.
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Michael?
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What happened?
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I was putting together
a marble roller coaster.
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Isn't the point of the project
to create something personal?
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You don't even like roller coasters.
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I know. But I had an old playset,
so I thought,
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"Make that. Turn it in, and be done."
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But it was just as bad as my drawings.
Now, what do I do?
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Sorry, Michael. I'm out of ideas.
You should go talk to Stillwater.
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Hello, Michael.
I didn't see you. How are you today?
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Not so great.
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I'm sorry to hear that.
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I have to do a project
for the school art fair.
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It has to be about me,
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but everything I tried
turned out really bad.
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And who told you they were bad?
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No one. Well, me.
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Interesting.
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Would you care to try?
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See? I ruined it.
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Michael, are you familiar with the meaning
of a positive and negative mindset?
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Positive is good, and negative is bad?
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Well, in a way. When we approach any task,
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the way we think about it,
negative or positive,
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can often impact the results.
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Well, I'm positive I'm bad at art.
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And what does that tell you
about your mindset?
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Guess I'm thinking pretty negatively.
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I have a story that speaks to this.
Would you like to hear it?
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Yeah. I'd like that a lot.
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There once was a family of seagulls
who lived in a nest near the ocean.
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The mother had raised
her brood with love but she knew
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they would soon have to spread
their wings.
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All right, my dears.
It's time for you to fly.
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And with that,
they took their first flight.
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Yay!
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All except the smallest brother.
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We did it. Come on.
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I can't do it.
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Of course you can, sweetheart.
Be patient with yourself.
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Every time his brother and sister flew,
the little gull tried.
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I can't.
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Almost. Keep going.
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And tried.
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I can't.
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Yeah, come on! You can do it!
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And tried.
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I give up.
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Before long,
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he convinced himself
that he would never learn to fly.
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Then one day,
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the little bird discovered
that he had a big problem.
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A storm was coming.
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And with it, a great wind that shook
the nest on the cliff where it sat.
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Come on, dear. Time to fly.
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But I can't do it.
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But as he fell,
the gull chick's instincts took over.
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He opened his wings and found himself...
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Flying.
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I'm really flying.
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I did it, Mama!
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I knew you would. You just had to trust
what comes naturally.
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Yeah!
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Yeah!
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Then the family rode the winds together.
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So, the seagull had to stop worrying
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and being so negative
about if he could fly,
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and just let it happen.
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Exactly.
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Whenever I begin to have doubts
about myself,
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there are three questions I always ask.
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What am I feeling?
Is that helpful? Is it true?
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I am having a lot of doubts lately.
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Then let me ask you those questions.
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When you say you are a bad artist,
how does that make you feel?
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It makes me feel frustrated.
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Is that helpful?
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Definitely no.
It makes me not want to make art.
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And do you think it's true?
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Not really.
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There's a creative
and expressive person inside all of us.
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Though sometimes, it might take
a little push to do what comes naturally.
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Like that bird on the cliff.
I just need to spread my wings.
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And let the winds take you where they may.
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I think I might need a little push too.
Like the bird.
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The art fair project is supposed
to tell us about you.
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What are the things you like most?
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I like baseball,
and making paper airplanes,
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and building stuff,
and stargazing and my family.
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I still wish art came
with a set of instructions or a blueprint.
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That's it, Stillwater.
Now I know what to do.
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Happy flying.
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A pizza?
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You know I like to make plans and maps.
So here's what I came up with.
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A Michael blueprint.
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Wow!
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I love it. It's sort of like all
the ingredients for you.
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I knew you'd figure it out.
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Yeah. Me too.
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Nicely done, Michael. Are you feeling
better about your artwork now?
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Positively.
I just had to do what came naturally.
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Well, I'm glad you did.
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With our spirits
We were floating through the trees
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Like creatures, we were soaring high
Blowing off some steam
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Or a mountain
And its effervescent green
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A never-ending dream
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I found a little bit of honey
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And now I'm a little sweeter inside
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It's just a little bit funny
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But now I have the world on my side