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Today's guest is Dr. Sandra Wilson, a biotechnology innovator + multidisciplinary scientist, about a book that inspired her as a child - Frederick by Leo Lionni. We discuss how this charming tale of a mouse who gathers colours instead of food for the winter resonates with Sandra's own journey. She shares insights on how Frederick's powers of observation, curiosity + ability to inspire relate to the world of science + innovation. Turns out, Frederick the mouse, was also… a scientist. Press play to find out more. Look for more shows in the Classics strand.   Book discussed in this episode: Frederick - Leo Lionni Sandra's LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/sandra-wilsondk ==== If you'd like more information about my Mastering Mastermind program go to www.lizscully.com/endlessClients ==== And don't forget to get your reading list of the 10 essential reads for every successful biz owner - these are the books Liz recommends almost on the daily to her strategy + Mastermind clients. This isn't your usual list of biz books, these answer the challenges you've actually got coming up right now. Helpful, quick to read and very timely. Click here lizscully.com/reading to get your book list

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Today, I want to talk about humanity's place in the world and making sense of reality in times of tumult and suffering. I've had an internal dilemma about how informed to stay about what's happening in the world. Consuming the news, we undesirably become dervishes of fear from the content oversaturation. Turning away from the content overload, we innocently attempt for self-care, which almost always has a tail of guilt smacking us in the face.So what's one to do when these two extremes are at play? How do we keep a pulse on reality, while also tending to the impacts of overconsumption on our psyche, emotional states, energy system, and physical body?In today's episode, I want to offer a few perspectives on rising in a time of crisis, healing humanity's shared abandonment wound, and shifting from the mindset of scarcity to one of sovereignty. I'll also reveal what I've been cooking for you with my new program, so tune in and let's riff together on these big topics.What is Covered: (01:00) Humanity's place in a chaotic world(06:29) Reality – what is it and how do we trust our version?(11:11) The five epic cycles of extinction on Planet Earth(16:45) Evolution and the Phenomenon of Horizontal Gene Transfer(23:12) What causes human separation from a biological perspective?(23:30) What is our abandonment disorder? And, what role does it play in reinforcing separation and isolation?(30:35) Feeling unity and connection vs. intellectualizing it(33:07) How we, as nature, regenerate with the right conditions(35:38) Vulnerability - our shared humanity and glue(38:19) What we can learn from mycelium(42:00) How to navigate despair and catalyze love(47:55) What we can do to evolve ourselves and spread wisdom(54:01) Personal practices for connecting with nature and ourselves(58:00) Frederick - a short story by Leo Lionni(​1:03:00) Revealing Wisdom Revolution Membership announcement Resources:- Sign up for the Power Reclamation Newsletter https://revealingwisdom.activehosted.com/f/9- Zach Bush MD http://zachbushmd.com/- Watch Life on Our Planet https://www.netflix.com/rs/title/80213846- Fantastic Fungi https://fantasticfungi.com/pages/the-filmAnne-Marie Marron:- If you have a power reclamation story to share or questions, please send them to Ask Anne-Marie https://anne-mariemarron.com/ask - Find Anne-Marie on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/anne.marie.marron/ - If you wonder whether Power Reclamation Coaching is for you, book a discovery call https://calendly.com/anne-marie-marron/30-minute-consultation - For more on customized immersions with Anne-Marie, please visit: https://anne-mariemarron.com/integral-leadership-immersion

Listen to the story of a Chameleon who is eager to know which color can he make his own. But mother nature has a surprise for him! Come, let us together find out, what is this surprise! Happy listening my Sweet peas. With Love Radhika --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sweet-pea-tales/message

Episode Highlights With Masami CoveyHow the moon cycles affect hormones and different phases of lifeA tip for when it might be slightly easier to engage with your kidsWhy progesterone is considered the Zen hormoneHow men also have monthly hormone fluctuations based on the moonHow the moon affects parasites A reason to eat less carbohydrates around the full moonWhen to build muscle and protein intake based on the moonHow to benefit from the dark phase, new moon phase of the moonHer East meets West philosophy of healthSome traditional food suggestions from her childhood in Japanese culture The benefits of fish head soup and how to make it! Resources We MentionMasami Covey - WebsiteSwimmy by Leo Lionni

Petit-Bleu et Petit-Jaune, Leo Lionni, l'école des loisirs Quatre petits coins de rien du tout, Jérôme Ruillier, BILBOQUET Qui veut jouer avec moi ?, Davide Cali, Sarbacane Disponible chez ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Les Libraires⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Animation : Marie Lalande et Mathilde Routy Réalisation: ⁠⁠⁠⁠Canal M⁠⁠⁠⁠, la radio de Vues et Voix, 2024 Cette chronique a d'abord été diffusée à l'émission Images et mots, à voix haute!⁠⁠ animée par Marie Lalande sur les ondes de Canal M le 8 janvier 2024.

Leo Lionni changed the picture book landscape with beloved titles such as Frederick, Swimmy, and A Color of His Own. But those books are just a small window into his extensive career as a graphic designer, painter, and a master of fine art.  Annie Lionni, Leo's granddaughter, and Leonard Marcus, a children's book historian, join us to talk about the life and art of Leo Lionni as shared in their new book "Leo Lionni: Storyteller, Artist, Designer."

Artículo y más fotos aquí: https://holyokemedia.org/between-worlds-the-art-and-design-of-leo-lionni/ Esta exposición esta curada por Stephanie Haboush Plunkett, co-curada por el autor e historiador de libros infantiles Leonard Marcus y el historiador de ilustración y diseño Steven Heller. Es importante mencionar que el museo también colaboró estrechamente con Annie Lionni, la nieta del artista. Es la primera gran retrospectiva estadounidense dedicada al trabajo de arte y diseño del innovador diseñador modernista e ilustrador de libros infantiles Leo Lionni (1910-1999). Sus Libros Ilustrados reflejan su filosofía y por otro su arte que nos cuentan una historia visual. El filósofo-artista y narrador refleja el poder especial del arte. Podemos ver que sus libros involucran a los niñ(o/a)s en múltiples niveles, por ejemplo, en el libro ilustrado Mathew' Dreams, reflexiona sobre el poder especial del arte para mejorar la vida. En la historia Mathew fue de excursión al museo por primera vez. Esa experiencia le cambió la vida. Se convirtió en un gran pintor. Este libro ilustrado es muy especial para vi porque tiene una resonancia en mi vida. Cuando yo tenía 10 años fui por primera vez al museo con mi padre. Ese día una docente nos dio un recorrido por las obras más importantes del museo. Yo me quedé tan impresionada que hoy día tengo un bachillerato o licenciatura en historia del arte y una maestría en museología. Esta exposición la pueden disfrutar tanto adultos como niñ(o/a)s. La exposición consta con una sección para niñ(o/a)s en las que pueden leer los libros ilustrados de Leo Leonni. También existe un panfleto guía para niñ(o/a)s en la que ellos pueden dibujar y soñar. Algo mas el museo provee descuentos para adultos, estudiantes y lo niñ(o/a)s entran gratis

De Nationale Voorleesdagen, de Poëzieweek en een grote oeuvretentoonstelling in Amerika over het werk van geboren Nederlander Leo Lionni (1910-1999) zijn aanleidingen om zijn prachtige prentenboek 'Frederick' uit 1969 te laten klinken in deze Grote Vriendelijke Update. In samenwerking met uitgeverij Ankh Hermes en radiopresentator Margriet Vroomans laten we je het hele verhaal horen en vertellen we van alles over het leven en werk van de bijzondere kinderboekenmaker die Lionni was. Verder praten kinderboekrecensenten Jaap Friso (JaapLeest.nl) en Bas Maliepaard (Trouw) je weer helemaal bij over het kinderboekennieuws van de eerste maand van 2024 en leest Kevin Hassing de eerste bladzijde voor van zijn nieuwe 7+ serie 'De Krieps'. Verwijzingen in deze aflevering Wikipedia edit-a-thon Op de website van Iedereen Leest staat een mooi artikel over dit initiatief. Onze eigen Wikipedia-pagina, die je mag aanvullen, vind je hier. Blog Ted van Lieshout Het blog dat Ted van Lieshout schreef over de CPNB en het Kinderboekenweekgedicht kun je hier lezen. De Boon Stemmen op de publieksprijs van de Boon voor Jeugdliteratuur kan via deze website. Joris van de Leur Het hele interview met voormalig De Fontein-uitgever Joris van de Leur over zijn carrière is nog t/m 14 februari 2024 terug te horen in de GrensGeluiden Podcast. Voorstelling boek Miep Diekmann Kaarten voor de vertelvoorstelling 'Schaduwen van vrijheid, de dans naar verlossing' naar het boek 'Geen mens is van de ander' van Miep Diekmann zijn te reserveren via deze website. Leo Lionni Op de officiele website van Leo Lionni is een mooie documentaire over zijn leven en werk te zien. Op DBNL staat een profiel van Lionni uit de Lexicon van de Jeugdliteratuur. Meer over de grote overzichtstentoonstelling 'Between worlds: the Art and Design of Leo Lionni' in de Verenigde Staten lees je hier (scroll vooral ook even naar onderen voor het filmpje van de opening). Er is ook een Instagram-pagina over Leo Lionni. Boekentips 'Vogel en Beer - De picknick en andere verhalen' Jarvis Vertaling: Tjibbe Veldkamp Gottmer 4+ 'De trein van vier over twaalf' Conny Palmkvist Vertaling: Lammie Post-Oostenbrink Kluitman 11+ 'Vliegen als een bij' Roland Schimmelpfennig Vertaling: Esther Ottens Tekeningen: Stefan Yamá Cab Ploegsma 10+ 'De paardenjongens' Johan Ehn Vertaling: Mijke Hadewey van Leersum Pelckmans 16+

Was waren deine "Honigmomente" im letzten Jahr? Deine Momente, die für dich wärmend und wohltuend waren? In dieser Folge lade ich dich zu einer Übung ein, in der du deine Honigmomente nochmal richtig auskosten und dann gut aufbewahren kannst. So kannst du auch an grauen Tagen auf sonnige Erinnerungen zurückgreifen - so wie Frederick, die Feldmaus, aus dem Kinderbuch von Leo Lionni. Die Übung lohnt sich. Viel Spaß!Referenzen: "Frederick" von Leo Lionni

Bei meiner vergnüglichen Reise durch die Bilderbücher von Leo Lionni ist mein Letztes für Sie heute die Geschichte vom Buchstabenbaum. Auf jedem Blatt saßen vergnügt die einzelnen Buchstaben und wiegten sich im Wind. Erst ein Sturm wirbelt sie alle durcheinander und viele werden weggepustet. Ängstlich klettern die restlich Verbliebenen weiter nach unten und wissen nicht was sie tun sollen. Der Wortkäfer kommt und bringt ihnen bei, wie sie Wörter bilden können und sich damit fest zusammenschließen. Aber erst die große Raupe fordert sie auf, aus den einzelnen Wörtern Sätze zu bilden, die etwas Wichtiges zu sagen haben. Aufgeregt beschließen sie den wichtigen Satz: "Auf Erden Frieden den Menschen" zu bilden und die Raupe trägt diesen Satz überall dorthin, wo die Menschen diesen Satz dringend brauchen. "Auf Erden Frieden den Menschen" Und jeder denkt sofort: warte mal, den Satz kenne ich doch. Ja genau. Es ist der zweite Teil der Botschaft der Engel an die Hirten auf den Feldern um Bethlehem der heißt: "Ehre sei Gott in der Höhe – und Friede den Menschen auf Erden" Und wenn wir in unsere aktuelle Welt schauen, mit den vielen Kriegen und kriegerischen Auseinandersetzungen, könnte genau das die Frage sein, die uns umtreiben sollte. Vielleicht geht Frieden nicht, wenn wir ihn nur allen Menschen wünschen und gönnen und auftragen und dafür kämpfen. Vielleicht geht Frieden nur, wenn Gott die Ehre gegeben wird. Gott die Ehre geben bedeutet zu achten und zu ehren, was er geschaffen hat: die Menschen und die Schöpfung. Wenn ich Gott ehre, habe ich Achtung vor der Würde jedes Menschen und seines Lebens. Dann würden Kriege unmöglich. Aber weil Putin weder die Menschen in der Ukraine noch die eigenen Soldaten achtet, kann er tun, was er tut. Und die Hamas und die Ayatollas, auch wenn sie so tun, als handelten sie in göttlichem Auftrag, und so weiter. Geben wir Gott die Ehre und erhoffen wir, dass die Botschaft der Engel, "und Friede den Menschen auf Erden" in diesem Jahr eine reale Bedeutung bekommt. 

Ein weiteres sehr buntes und tiefsinniges Bilderbuch von Leo Lionni ist das vom Chamäleon. Es sitzt da und stellt fest: der Papagei ist grün, der Elefant grau, der Goldfisch rot und das Schweinchen rosa. Aber ich selbst wechsle immer die Farbe, je nachdem wo ich sitze. Auf Zitronen ganz gelb, auf Heidekraut lila und auf Tigern gestreift. Auf einem grünen Blatt traurig sitzend, bleibt er grün und will da immer bleiben, um endlich eine eigene Farbe zu haben. Aber der Herbst kommt und das Blatt und das Chamäleon werden erst rot, dann braun und werden dann von einem Windstoß auf die Erde geworfen und werden schwarz. Und plötzlich sitzt dort ein zweites Chamäleon. Und sie beschließen, immer zusammen zu bleiben und zusammen ihre Farben zu wechseln, wie immer sie wollen. Und das tun sie dann auch und sind glücklich und zufrieden für den Rest ihres Lebens. Jemanden zu finden, der meine Fragen und Sorgen, meine Freude und mein Leid, meine Farben und mein so unterschiedliches Leben teilt, ist ein großes Glück für uns Menschen.  Schon in den schönen Erschaffungsgeschichten im Buch Genesis, wo es um Erfahrungen der Menschen mit Gott geht heißt es: "Es ist nicht gut das der Mensch allein ist" Miteinander und aneinander werden wir zu dem Menschen, die wir sein können und wie Gott uns gedacht hat. In den harten Monaten und Jahren der Coronapandemie haben wir sosehr gespürt, dass wir einander brauchen um Leben zu können und um uns zu entwickeln. Gerade Kinder und Jugendliche haben sehr gelitten und wir wissen heute, dass viele Probleme, die sie jetzt haben, aus der verordneten Einsamkeit kommen. "Wer glaubt, ist nie allein" ist andererseits eines der schönen Worte, die von Papst Benedikt überliefert sind. Die tiefe Verbundenheit und Gemeinschaft mit dem Gott des Lebens und mit allen an ihn Glaubenden, ist ein großer Schatz in unserem Dasein und ist vielen Menschen gerade in den letzten Jahren nochmal viel bewusster geworden. 

Giuseppe Castellano talks to Stephanie Plunkett, Chief Curator at The Norman Rockwell Museum, Annie Lionni, granddaughter of Leo Lionni, Leonard Marcus, children's book historian, and Steven Heller, design historian, about how and why they curated Between Worlds: The Art and Design of Leo Lionni; what Lionni was like outside of his work; what creatives today can learn from Lionni's work and life; and more.

In Folge #7 widmen wir uns spätabends euren Fragen und Anmerkungen zu unserem Podcast. Zuerst gibt es dringend etwas zu klären: Wie definieren wir eigentlich "Streit"? Und wie schaffen wir es, eine Meinungsverschiedenheit so zu lösen, dass es auch unseren Kindern zumutbar ist? Dann kommen wir zu einem kleinen Trick, den uns ein lieber Freund mitgegeben hat. Es geht darum, wie man mit dem Gefühl der Schockstarre, ausgelöst durch die aktuelle Flut an Schreckensmeldungen, umgehen kann. Weiters gibt's ein paar Buchempfehlungen für Kinder. Ihr erfahrt, warum Ali mit bunt lackierten Zehennägeln herumläuft, was es mit dem Mann im lila Rock auf sich hat und wie der "Ich kann es" - Zauber funktioniert. Viel Spaß! Buchempfehlungen in dieser Folge: "Körper sind toll" von Tyler Feder "Emma und die Federmaus - Der "Ich kann es"-Zauber" von Margit Wickhoff "Frederick" von Leo Lionni

Between Worlds: The Art and Design of Leo Lionni is the first major American retrospective dedicated to the art and design work of groundbreaking modernist designer and children's book illustrator Leo Lionni which opens Saturday at the Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge, MA.

In Episode 190, Greg and Pam discuss paperwork, yogurt, and passive knitting time. Many thanks to knitter502008 Theresa for the episode introduction! She joined us from the Cliff Walk in Newport, RI. We would love to have YOU record and introduction to the show! You can find details in the Ravelry Group Pages or on our website here. Check out our group on Facebook! We would love to have you join us there. SUPPORT THE SHOW KnitPicks & Crochet.com We are KnitPicks and Crochet.com (owned by KnitPicks) Affiliates! This means if you are going to shop at KnitPicks or Crochet.com, and start by clicking their names, the Unraveling Podcast will get a small commission at no extra cost to you! It's an easy way to support the podcast passively. (Note: links to specific yarns or products will appear like https://shrsl.com/3xzh0. These are correct and are custom links to track our account. They are safe!) Patreon You can financially support Unraveling…a knitting podcast on Patreon! Monthly membership levels are available at Swatch ($1), Shawl ($3), and Sweater ($6) and come with rewards like early access to book club episodes, access to a quarterly Zoom call, discounts on all Knitting Daddy patterns, and holiday cards. Everything available via Patreon is extra, the show remains unchanged and free. Financial support through Patreon helps us cover expenses like web hosting, prize shipping, and equipment upgrades. ***Patrons, check out the poll for the next Zoom call over on Patreon! The call will be on Saturday, October 28, time determined by you!*** NOTES Greg's Projects Greg is working on the Sockhead Cowl (pattern by Kelly McClure). He's using yarn from The Fibre Studio at Yarns to Dye For. Check out his project page. Greg continues working on the “I'm Fine. It's Fine. Everything Is Fine.” cross-stitch pattern from White Raven Patterns. He heard about this pattern shop via the That's Pretty Crafty stream. Pam's Project Pam finished the Bankhead Hat by Susie Gourlay. She is using Berocco Ultra Wool. Pam (sortof) finished weaving a scarf using a purchased kit from Neal the Weaver. Pam worked on the Terrazzo Afghan by Tinna Thórudóttir. She is using using KnitPicks Chroma Worsted and Plymouth Yarn Encore Worsted. Tinna has good tutorials on her YouTube channel. Pam finished plying the BFL. She then cast on and finished the Tranquility Beanie by Mrs. B's Beanies with it! Pam worked on Blackjack by Romi Hill. She is using Windy Valley Muskox 100% Quiviut. Pam finished the shawl part of the Freeform Favorite Crochet shawl by Lisa Doherty. If you are curious about Freeform Crochet you should check out Lisa's Instagram account. Now Pam is working on the motifs for the freeform panel. Pam also mentioned Maeve Mouse from MamaMadeMinis. We announced our next book club book: The Golden Thread: How Fabric Changed History Book Club We announced the next book club book! We will be reading The Golden Thread: How Fabric Changed History by Kassia St. Clair. Share how you are will enjoy the book on social media with #UnravelingBookClub. Miscellaneous Greg mentioned that Bob Dylan went electric in Newport, RI. The Ol' North State Knitting Guild is meeting again. The Knotty Sheep and Oak City Fibers are two new yarn stores opening in the Raleigh area. Pam mentioned the book Frederick by Leo Lionni. We discussed the cold start method of making yogurt in the InstantPot. Greg also made tzatziki with the yogurt he made. We reviewed The Fellowship of the Knits: The Unofficial Lord of the Rings Knitting Book by Tanis Gray. Thanks to Insight Editions for providing contributor/review copies. Greg is going to SAFF again this year. Be sure to enter your Fairs and Festivals entry in the Fairs and Festivals KAL! Greg is a Snack Shack Sponsor in the Down Cellar Studio Pigskin Party '23. Greg can also be found talking about knitting and playing Dungeons & Dragons at Crits and Knits. Affiliate Link Disclousure We are a KnitPicks Affiliate! This means that if you click on a KnitPicks link or Crochet.com, or the banner ad and make a purchase, we will receive a commission at no extra cost to you. This post contains affiliate links. That means that if you click on a link to Amazon and subsequently make a purchase, we'll receive a small commission from the sale. You pay the same, and the commissions will help cover our podcasting expenses. Our opinions are always our own. Find us all over the Internet Patreon: Unraveling…a knitting podcast Subscribe in iTunes: The Unraveling Podcast Podcast RSS Feed: Unraveling Podcast Facebook: Unraveling Podcast Instagram: @UnravelingPodcast Ravelry Group: Unraveling Podcast Greg is KnittingDaddy on Ravelry, @KnittingDaddy on Instagram, and also writes the KnittingDaddy blog. Pam is pammaher on Ravelry  and @pammaher on Instagram

Welkom bij de PrentenboekenCast, een podcast over prenten- en versjesboeken voor kinderen in de leeftijd van 0 t/m 6 jaar. Deze aflevering gaat over boeken met aandacht voor KUNST. Voor de jongste kinderen hebben we boeken gekozen waarin het vooral gaat om het kijken naar én spelen met vorm en kleur. Voor de kleuters hebben we boeken gekozen waarin een verhaal te beleven is, gesitueerd binnen verschillende kunstuitingen. Babyboek:BABY ZIET VORMEN van Hervé Tullet, uitgeverij Oogappel, 2022 Peuterboek:NIJNTJE DE KUNSTENAAR van Dick Bruna, uitgeverij Mercis Publishing, 2016 Kleuterboek:PRINSES ARABELLA IN HET MUSEUM  van Mylo Freeman, uitgeverij De Eenhoorn, 2019 Twee klassiekers:BLAUWTJE EN GEELTJE van Leo Lionni, uitgeverij AnkhHermes, eerste druk 1970 FREDERICK van Leo Lionni, vertaald door Harriet Laurey, Kluwer,1969, Deventer (dbnl.org) VersjesboekMIJN RAAM IS EEN SCHILDERIJ, het grote versjesboek van Riet Wille en Marja Meijer, uitgegeven door Zwijsen, 2017Twee extra favorieten:KUNST MET TAART van Thé Tjong-Khing, uitgegeven door Lannoo, 2015HET HUIS VAN HOPPER, van Yvonne Jagtenberg, uitgegeven door Querido, 2022De muzikale intermezzo's zijn van Erik van Os (compositie) en Frans van der Meer (productie).Je kunt ons ook volgen via: https://www.instagram.com/prentenboekencast/

Little Leo is on the search for a color of his very own. Will his recent encounters with another newfound chameleon help him find his identity? Question or Concerns? Email: storiestosharewithyou@gmail.com Follow us on social media! Instagram: @storiestoshare.podcast Facebook: @Stories To Share

Livros mencionados: Leme, Madalena Sá Fernandes; Grufalão, Julia Donaldson e Axel Scheffler; Frederico, Leo Lionni; Quando a Tristeza Chama, Eva Eland; Cá Dentro, Isabel Minhós Martins e Maria Manuel Pedrosa; Nabo Gigante, Alexey Tolstoi; Tempo de Haikus, J. N. Santaeulàlia. Qualquer dúvida ou ideia: leiturasembadanas@leya.com

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Triz é um peixinho diferente de todo seu cardume. Um dia, algo ruim acontece, e ele escapa por um triz, talvez porque nadasse mais depressa, talvez por sua coragem que vamos conhecer ao longo da leitura, enquanto ele enfrenta a tristeza e a falta, se aventurando nas profundezas dos mares, descobrindo suas maravilhas. Até que, encontra um novo cardume, tal qual o seu. Esses instantes em que se pode mudar tudo abrem sempre brechas para algo maior. E Triz, que era também engenhoso e muito generoso, nos mostra diferentes modos de ver. Um clássico da literatura, publicado originalmente em 1963, Triz é extremamente atual, e nos fala da importância da vida em comunidade e de como, juntos, podemos mais. As ilustrações, utilizando pintura e técnicas gráficas, revelam seu fazer ao mesmo tempo que nos fazem imergir no fundo de um mar particular e fantástico. As manchas e formas se acomodam de acordo com a experiência do leitor, que completa o que não se vê. Escrito e ilustrado por Leo Lionni, traduzido por Dani Gutfreund e publicado no Brasil pela editora Livros da Matriz. Para acompanhar a história juntamente com as ilustrações do livro, compre o livro aqui: https://www.livrosdamatriz.com.br/product-page/triz Se vc gostou, compartilhe com seus amigos e me siga nas redes sociais! https://www.instagram.com/bookswelove_livrosqueamamos/ E fiquem ligados, porque toda sexta-feira publico uma nova história. Até mais! Trilha sonora: The following music was used for this media project: Music: Deep Ocean by Frank Schroeter Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/7719-deep-ocean License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license

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Dikolam ada Minnow dan seekor tadpole yang bersahabat. Telur katak yang berubah tiap hati kemudian menjadi katak. Lalu diapun meninggalkan temannya si ikan. Ikan pun kesepian. Lama kemudian katak kembali dan menceritakan perjalanannya berjumpa dengan hewan lain yang menakjubkan. Ikan lalu ingin melihat daaaaaan……

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Tico and the Golden Wings by Leo Lionni - Read by Martyn Kenneth on The Lights Out Podcast. Now with over 600 Ad-free Bedtime Stories for Boys and Girls around the world - FOREVER* Stories are read several times a week so make sure to hit subscribe to be notified of the next Lights Out Bedtime Story!

Hi everyone! Today Asher is ready a book by well-known author Leo Lionni. Get comfy and listen to A Color of His Own!

Please share this episode with a friend.  Please share with me how you are making daily intention of the heart-- tag me  @powerofthehearts on Instagram or email me at raylav.coach@gmail.com.Endangered in Netherlands articleEuropean MinkLeo Lionni Website with videoNYT article on Leo LionniOne of a few sources on his 5 languagesLeo LionniThe Prindle Institute: A guide to discuss FrederickWho is Mel Robbins?

In einer Spezialausgabe, aufgezeichnet an den Solothurner Literaturtagen, unterhalten sich die Schweizer Autorin Simone Lappert und der Schweizer Autor Michael Fehr mit Britta Spichiger über zwei Bücher, die sie schon lange begleiten.  Michael Fehr bringt den Jugendroman «Krabat» von Otfried Preussler mit. In diesem zeitlosen Werk geht es um einen Waisenjungen, der Lehrling eines Zaubermeisters wird und sich gegen diesen behaupten muss. Unter anderem thematisiert Preussler darin die Verlockungen der Macht. Michael Fehr: «Das Buch ist mir sicher auch geblieben durch die ganz starken Bilder, die es verursacht. Und es ist wahnsinnig gut erzählt.» Simone Lappert hat das Bilderbuch «Frederick» von Leo Lionni mitgebracht. Es geht um eine kleine Maus, die als Wintervorrat nicht Nüsse und Körner anlegt, sondern Farben, Sonnenstrahlen und Wörter. Damit trägt auch sie ihren Teil zum Überleben bei. Simone Lappert: «Als ich in einer Krise steckte und mich fragte, was ich denn als Autorin der Gesellschaft nützen kann, hat mich mein Vater an dieses Bilderbuch erinnert.» Buchangaben: Otfried Preussler. Krabat.Thienemann in der Thienemann-Esslinger Verlag GmbH, 2021. Leo Lionni. Frederick. Julius Beltz GmbH&Co. KG, 2003.

Anja spricht mit Jule Lobo darüber, wie man Freelancer-Leben, Familie, Beziehung und Freunde unter einen Hut bekommt und woran es oft hapert. Und Kinderbuchtipps gibt es natürlich auch! Zum Beispiel „Frederick“ von Leo Lionni. Jule Lobo alias @julewasabi ist selbst sehr erfolgreiche Podcasterin mit „Kohl Kids“, „Nachruf auf mich“ und - zusammen mit ihrem Mann Sascha Lobo - „Feel the News“. // Fotos und mehr zu den Folgen auf www.swr2.de/limonadenbaum // Schreibt uns an limonadenbaum@swr.de

Frederick has a different way of stocking up for winter. Even though his philosophy isn't traditional, is it wrong?

Fish is Fish by Leo Lionni - Read by Martyn Kenneth on The Lights Out Podcast. Now with almost 600 Ad-free Bedtime Stories for Boys and Girls around the world - FOREVER* Stories are read several times a week so make sure to hit subscribe to be notified of the next Lights Out Bedtime Story!

Una storia sull'identità e su ciò che ci rende unici. Da ricordare in ogni età e fase. A story about identity and what makes us unique. To remember at all ages and stages.

Uno dei capolavori di Leo Lionni, “Pezzettino”, una meravigliosa storia sulla costruzione della propria identità in cui i bambini possono rivedersi e immedesimarsi comprendendone meglio il testo! Un lungo viaggio alla ricerca di sé stessoFin dall'inizio, Lionni utilizza sapientemente la grafica della doppia pagina per sottolineare il profondo sentimento di insicurezza ed inferiorità che prova Pezzettino nei confronti degli altri: attorno a lui nessuno, unico compagno del suo flusso di pensieri un paesaggio brullo e desolato, immerso nel silenzio. L'insicurezza di Pezzettino si trasforma in certezza dell'essere qualcosa di incompleto o, quasi più certamente, il pezzo mancante di qualcuno più grande di lui.Incomincia così il lungo viaggio alla ricerca di sé stesso….che si conclude con un lieto fine !!Lo sapevi che è finalmente uscita la nostra guida mindfulness per genitori consapevoli? Vieni a scoprirla sul nostro sito: https://raccontiperbambiniliberi.com/product/mindfulness-per-bambiniSe vuoi sfogliare questo libro, lo puoi trovare qui: https://raccontiperbambiniliberi.com/i-nostri-raccontiI nostri racconti sono disponibili su tutte le piattaforme Podcast e sul nostro sito: www.raccontiperbambiniliberi.comSe non vuoi perderti nemmeno una delle nostre storie iscriviti alla newsletter e seguici su Instagram: @raccontiperbambiniliberiBuon Ascolto!

Alexander si tikus selalu tidak disukai ditempat tinggalnya. Dia iri dengan willy si tikus yg punya roda dan berputar dan disayang oleh Annie. Suatu hari willy dibuang dikotak dan alexander hendak menolongnya. Bisa nggak yaaa...

Last month, Eric Carle, the beloved children's book writer and illustrator, died. His most famous book, The Very Hungry Caterpillar — about a caterpillar that ate different things each day and turned into a butterfly — has been translated into at least 66 languages, including Japanese. It's a reminder of how easily many books for kids travel the world. Libraries and homes across Japan have Japanese-language editions of Italian American illustrator Leo Lionni's Swimmy, about the importance of facing challenges together, and Beatrix Potter's stories of Peter Rabbit and his friends in the English countryside. Some English books don't always work well in Japanese: Dr. Seuss's books are great fun in English because of the nonsense rhymes, but they are hard to translate. Still, you can find Japanese versions of some Dr. Seuss classics, like Horton Hears a Who. But the translations have gone the other way, too, with a flood of popular Japanese books for toddlers getting translated into English. These include: the Guri and Gura series of books by Rieko Nakagawa and her sister Yuriko Yamawaki, about two mice who love to cook; It Might Be an Apple, a wonderful story by Shinsuke Yoshitake for budding creative types that looks at how you can use imagination to make the world seem exciting; and of course, we can't leave out Taro Gomi's Everyone Poops, a fun book that helps kids with their toilet training. Reading children's books in translation is a great way to taste different cultures. It's interesting that only 3% of books in the U.S. are translations — it might help explain why so many Americans aren't curious about the world. Bedtime stories are a first step to understanding, and translated books help little minds learn about other countries. (T) This article was provided by The Japan Times Alpha.

In the penultimate episode of season 1, we dig deeper into phenomenon-based teaching and what it would look like in classroom settings. In our discussion, we introduce the book Fish is Fish by Leo Lionni as a way to highlight how people react when presented with radically new ideas. You can check out the book at: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/101915/fish-is-fish-by-leo-lionni/ (https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/101915/fish-is-fish-by-leo-lionni/) Things that bring us joy this week: Allison and all of our listeners! As we finish season one of this podcast, we appreciate all of you who are listeners. You bring us joy! Intro/Outro Music: Notice of Eviction by Legally Blind (https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Legally_Blind)

Ecco un coccodrillo un po' particolare che coraggiosamente sfida nuovi traguardi. D'altronde chi mai ha detto che un coccodrillo non può appendersi per la coda? Here a very peculiar crocodile who very bravely tries new challenges. After all who ever said that a crocodile can't hung with his tail?

Alessandra Affinito reads Frederick by Leo Lionni

Epistemology is more than a four letter word! How does the WAY we seek truth influence how we see our bodies, and our health?In an age where science is constantly overturning what we thought we knew about the body, and new theories come out every day trying to explain new phenomena, one theory remains unchallenged. Since 1628, when Harvey published his seminal text on the circulation of blood, we have believed more or less the same thing about the heart. But what if the heart isn't a pump at all? And what if it's time that we update Harvey's ideas? In this installment, Dr. James Mohebali goes to the "heart" of the issue, and examines how our underlying beliefs about what it means to be human can color our understanding of the medicine we use. We take a stroll through epistemology, and see how the seemingly simple question of "how do we know what we know" can completely upend our relationship with our own bodies and with one another. Touching on quantum physics, imaginary plants, Chinese family altars, our relationship to scripture and our ancestors, reiki, biofield therapy, and more, we discover that there's a LOT more at stake in the "heart" question than just what a particular muscle is doing inside your chest.Like what you're hearing?

Lo sapevi che è finalmente uscita la nostra guida mindfulness per genitori consapevoli? Vieni a scoprirla sul nostro sito: https://raccontiperbambiniliberi.com/product/mindfulness-per-bambiniGuizzino è l'unico pesciolino nero in un branco di pesci rossi. Un giorno un grosso pesce affamato divora l'intero branco, solo lui riesce a scappare visto che è il più veloce di tutti.Il nostro amico comincerà a vagare per il mare scoprendo tutte le sue bellezze, fino ad incontrare un altro branco di pesciolini come lui. Scopriremo insieme se e come riuscirà a convincerli a seguirlo nelle sue esplorazioni.Un bellissimo ed intramontabile classico di Leo Lionni che ci parla di coraggio e ci insegna come anche i più piccoli possano diventare grandi.Se non vuoi perderti nemmeno una delle nostre storie iscriviti alla newsletter su www.raccontiperbambiniliberi.com e seguici su Instagram: @raccontiperbambiniliberiSe vuoi sfogliare questo libro, lo puoi trovare qui: https://raccontiperbambiniliberi.com/i-nostri-racconti

Follow the adventure of this little fish in the big sea! Written by Leo Lionni

Weiter geht es mit einer kleinen gute Nachtgeschichte, gelesen von Klaus Berghaus. Viel Freude dabei und einen herzlichen Dank an Klaus für dieses Geschenk entspannt und glücklich in den Schlaf zu finden. Deine Anja Kontakt zu Klaus: Klaus Berghaus mobil +49 1520 8774440 I kunst@klaus-berghaus.de www.klaus-berghaus.de Hat dir gefallen, was du hörst? Dann empfehle mich an deine Freunde weiter und folge mir über: Instagram https://www.instagram.com/anjastreese/?hl=de Facebook https://www.facebook.com/anjastreesekunst/ Website https://www.anja-streese.de Kleiner Film von mir: https://youtu.be/aS37GwnSbOE Podcast: kreativ-glücklich-leben https://anja-streese.de/category/podcast/ anja.streese@gmail.com 0049 157 34 37 1811

夢！好喜歡下面連結的說明

Presentazione di Laura Pisana

Presentazione di Cristiana Santoni

Mona liest heute für euch "Frederic" - von Leo Lionni.

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Fiabe di Leo Lionni lette da Alessandro Braga

Fiabe di Leo Lionni lette da Alessandro Braga

Fiabe di Leo Lionni lette da Alessandro Braga

Pequeño pez y renacuajo compartían bajo el agua una gran amistad. Cuando renacuajo se covierte en sapo sale a recorrer el mundo y vuelve contando historias extraordinarias. Pequeño pez sueña con conocerlo y al hacer el intento cabe preguntarnos ¿cuál es nuestro lugar en el mundo? #cuentosinfantiles #cuentacuentos

How smart is Swimmy and what big beautiful dreams Matthew has?

Stories taken from a collection of the author's favorite stories called “Frederick's Fables”.

This episode of the Light’s Out Podcast presents a collection of 4 stories by Leo Lionni. These books are so well illustrated and really captivating for younger readers and enjoyable for parents too. I loved reading them to my children at bedtime. The four stories are:1 - Fish is Fish2 - Matthew’s Dream3 - Frederick4 - Alexander and the Wind-up MouseRemember to Follow, Like or Subscribe wherever you are listening from! And stay SAFE! E3D

Scritta da Leo Lionni e narrata da Alessandro Braga

Scritta da Leo Lionni e narrata da Alessandro Braga

Scritta da Leo Lionni e narrata da Alessandro Braga

Scritta da Leo Lionni e narrata da Alessandro Braga

Scritta da Leo Lionni e narrata da Alessandro Braga

Scritta da Leo Lionni e narrata da Alessandro Braga

Scritta da Leo Lionni e narrata da Alessandro Braga.

Scritta da Leo Lionni e narrata da Alessandro Braga.

Scritta da Leo Lionni e narrata da Alessandro Braga.

Betsy is very proud of herself. She managed to go this entire episode of the podcast without mentioning Rainbow Fish once. She and Kate do discuss Frederick briefly, but how can you not? In this episode Betsy discovers that no one has ever written a fun background story on how Leo Lionni came up with this book. Instead the sisters discuss whether or not Lionni was good at making art with cut potatoes, whether fish have eyebrows, and how hard it is to say the term "Mom pun" repeatedly. If you would like to see the Reading Rainbow where Tyne Daley reads Amazing Grace, here is the episode: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6f5eek For the full Show Notes please visit: http://blogs.slj.com/afuse8production/2019/09/16/fuse-8-n-kate-swimmy-by-leo-lionni/

https://www.whyshewhistles.com/Hey, Whistlers!I'm welcoming the WhySheWhistles Podcast back with a bigger vision and a fun message!My podcasts will now be used to talk about love, peace, and positivity (AS ALWAYS!) and ALSO read the inspiring blog posts I write, so just sit back and enjoy the message!My goal is to bring love, peace, and positivity into your life in these episodes! In today's episode, I start off with a reading of my all-time favorite book called "Frederick" by Leo Lionni. This book sends the message that you can fuel your body, but your mind and spirit also need fuel too!Subscribe and check out whyshewhistles.com for more positivity!Screenshot and share this with whoever needs some soul food!Love, peace, positivity,LexiWhySheWhistlesThis is an AD-FREE podcast. To support the creation of The WhySheWhistles Podcast & get hands-on worksheets, mindset training hacks, and more positivity, (and to never hear an ad in the middle of an episode), join the community on Patreon with the link below! Join the CommunityConnect with WhySheWhistles:Let’s get positive & personal in your inboxConnect on InstagramJoin the Facebook GroupCheck out the place where WhySheWhistles began

Leo Lionni fue un relevante diseñador de libros creador de libros infantiles

Fish is Fish by Leo Lionni - Read by E3D

Alexander and the Wind-up Mouse by Leo lionni read by E3D

Matthew's Dream by Leo Lionni - Read by E3D

Frederick by Leo Lionni - read by E3D

"If you've got a Leo Lionni book you're not going anywhere very fast, but you're gonna get there eventually." The old Ant and the Grasshopper fable got the Lionni touch back in 1967 when the four time Caldecott Honor winner chose to put a new spin on an old classic. So how successful was this book in the end? Is it a product of its age (the tune in and drop out 60s) or something that stands the test of time? In the course of things the sisters discuss the fact that Frederick would have made a fantastic lawyer, how he progresses from emo to hipster, and whether or not that poppy on the cover has a special significance. Plus they get to mention Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, and that ALWAYS makes for good podcast talk. Show Notes: - Yay, Cybils! We're so pleased with the winner of the Picture Book category. Here's the full list of Cybils winners, if you're curious: http://www.cybils.com/2019/02/2018-cybils-winners.html - Regarding the Leo Lionni sculpture housed at The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art, they say, "The sculpture, titled Imaginary Garden, was created in 1978 and was previously housed at The Fresno Metropolitan Museum of Art in California. The Imaginary Garden captures Lionni's love for botany, evident in the attention given to flora and fauna in his picture book illustrations, as well as his book of fictional plants from 1977, Parallel Botany. The sculpture is a blending of the organic and the abstract, giving the piece a fantastic, otherworldly appearance." - Here is the Frederick page on the site Teaching Children Philosophy: https://www.teachingchildrenphilosophy.org/BookModule/Frederick - Thank you again, Benji Martin, for the faux and very kind award! Betsy and Kate received The 2019 Kid Lit Podcast Award: https://elementaryschoollibrarian.wordpress.com/2019/02/12/the-2019-kid-lit-podcast-awards/ - For the full Show Notes please visit: http://blogs.slj.com/afuse8production/2019/02/18/fuse-8-n-kate-frederick-by-leo-lionni/

I learn best through stories. Curl up with a blanket for story time on I See You, featuring stories and tales that teach both kids and adults about the power of compassion and connection.Snuggle on up for our THIRD storybook episode, featuring two phenomenal storybooks: Wilfrid Gordon McDonald Partridge by Mem Fox and A Color of His Own by Leo Lionni. Both epitomize connection and the need we have for each other, no matter the age.You can find the books on Amazon.A Color of His OwnWilfrid Gordon McDonald Partridge

Cosa rende speciali gli influencer? Gli YouTuber ci prendono per il naso con i loro eccessi e video nonsense o si meritano un compenso per il proprio lavoro? Vale la pena finanziare creativi, blogger, artisti e altri comunicatori digitali con il crowdfunding? Scopriamo la risposta a queste domande grazie al libro "Federico" di Leo Lionni ( https://amzn.to/2QwnFuq ).☞ ISCRIVITI, CONDIVIDI, SCRIVI UNA RECENSIONE o FAI UNA DOMANDA > http://strategiadigitale.info

Cosa rende speciali gli influencer? Gli YouTuber ci prendono per il naso con i loro eccessi e video nonsense o si meritano un compenso per il proprio lavoro? Vale la pena finanziare creativi, blogger, artisti e altri comunicatori digitali con il crowdfunding? Scopriamo la risposta a queste domande grazie al libro "Federico" di Leo Lionni ( https://amzn.to/2QwnFuq ).☞ ISCRIVITI, CONDIVIDI, SCRIVI UNA RECENSIONE o FAI UNA DOMANDA > http://strategiadigitale.info

Il LIBRO DA VINCERE di questa settimana è "Pezzettino" di Leo Lionni ( http://amzn.to/2ACyhQY ). Scopriamo insieme, ascoltando una favola per bambini, gli insegnamenti profondi sul legame tra consapevolezza personale, personal brand, marketing e successo nel business.☞ VINCI IL LIBRO > http://youmediaweb.com/libroinregalo☞ ISCRIVITI, CONDIVIDI, SCRIVI UNA RECENSIONE o FAI UNA DOMANDA > http://strategiadigitale.info

Il LIBRO DA VINCERE di questa settimana è "Pezzettino" di Leo Lionni ( http://amzn.to/2ACyhQY ). Scopriamo insieme, ascoltando una favola per bambini, gli insegnamenti profondi sul legame tra consapevolezza personale, personal brand, marketing e successo nel business.☞ VINCI IL LIBRO > http://youmediaweb.com/libroinregalo☞ ISCRIVITI, CONDIVIDI, SCRIVI UNA RECENSIONE o FAI UNA DOMANDA > http://strategiadigitale.info

Esta semana recebemos Helena Rafael. Licenciada em Ciências da Comunicação pela Universidade Nova de Lisboa, trabalha há mais de 20 anos no mundo editorial. Começou na Presença, passou pela Principia, e tem sido o rosto da comunicação da Gradiva, onde está desde 2006. No início de Outubro viu um dos seus autores, Kazuo Ishiguro, ser premiado com o prémio Nobel de Literatura de 2017.     Trouxe-nos: O Príncipe Negro, Iris Murdoch Instante, Wislawa Szymborska Frederico, Leo Lionni

Whether a conflict involves international powers, corporate leadership, or a husband and wife, a violation of dignity is always the underlying cause. No matter the situation, we are all looking to be treated as if we have worth and value, and it is this fundamental desire for dignity that makes us human. How can a better understanding of the principles of dignity help us improve our relationships and address conflicts in a way that doesn’t perpetuate a destructive dynamic? Donna Hicks has 20-plus years of experience as a facilitator in international conflicts in the Middle East, Sri Lanka, Colombia, Cuba, Northern Ireland and the US. Her understanding of dignity and the role it plays in resolving conflict has transformed work environments for prominent companies, nonprofits and government agencies, and Donna’s impressive client roster includes the World Bank, the United Nations, the US Navy and the Senate of Colombia. She was a featured speaker at TEDx Stormont in 2013 and co-host of Facing the Truth for the BBC with Archbishop Desmond Tutu in 2006. Donna is the author of the bestseller Dignity: The Essential Role It Plays in Resolving Conflict, and she has been invited to discuss the topic on prominent media outlets including the BBC, Fox News and NPR. Today, Donna sits down with Katherine to explain how her work with international conflict resolution translates to families. She discusses the universal desire to be treated as if we matter as the one aspiration that unites us all. Donna speaks to the concept of dignity within the context of marriage, describing how self-preservation instincts make it difficult to give our partners the benefit of the doubt and apologize for dignity violations. Listen in for insight around the technique of ‘getting up on the balcony’ to reflect on your behavior and pausing for 90 seconds before responding to a dignity violation. Topics Covered How Donna’s work with international conflict translates to families The universal desire to be treated as someone with value, worth How a dignity violation is the underlying cause of every conflict Donna’s insight around dignity as the aspiration that unites us all The concept of dignity in the framework of marriage How external pressures undermine our sense of dignity for our partners The idea of attribution error in the context of marriage The benefit of the doubt as an essential element of honoring dignity How the desire to get even is prompted by self-preservation instinct The technique of ‘getting up on the balcony’ to reflect on your behavior How the brain responds to dignity violations the same as physical harm The value in pausing for 90 seconds before responding to a violation The challenge of apologizing in spite of the instinct to eliminate a threat How to provide feedback about how you were hurt without returning harm Connect with Donna Hicks Donna’s Website: http://drdonnahicks.com/ Declare Dignity: https://declaredignity.com/ Resources Dignity: The Essential Role It Plays in Resolving Conflict by Donna Hicks: https://www.amazon.com/Dignity-Essential-Role-Resolving-Conflict/dp/0300188056 Swimmy by Leo Lionni: https://www.amazon.com/Swimmy-Leo-Lionni/dp/0399555501 Facing the Truth: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxPseZEGMCI My Stroke of Insight: A Brain Scientist’s Personal Journey by Jill Bolte Taylor: https://www.amazon.com/My-Stroke-Insight-Scientists-Personal-ebook/dp/B0019IB0II Connect with Katherine Miller Connect with Katherine Miller The Center for Understanding Conflict: http://understandinginconflict.org/ Miller Law Group: https://westchesterfamilylaw.com/ Katherine on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/kemiller1 The New Yorker’s Guide to Collaborative Divorce by Katherine Miller: https://www.amazon.com/New-Yorkers-Guide-Collaborative-Divorce/dp/0692496246 Email: katherine@westchesterfamilylaw.com Call (914) 738-7765

Hoy viajaremos a través del fantástico mundo del escritor holandés Leo Lionni. Puentes.mx

A COLOR OF HIS OWN --- by Leo LionniParrots are greengoldfish are redelephants are graypigs are pinkAll animals have a color of their own-except for chameleons.They change color wherever they go.On lemons they are yellow.In the heather they are purple.And on the tiger they are striped like tigers.One day a chameleon who was sitting on a tiger’s tail said to himself,“If I remain on a leaf, I shall be green forever, and so I too will have a color of my own.”With this thought he cheerfully climbed onto the greenest leaf.But in autumn the leaf turned yellow – and so did the chameleon.Later the leaf turned red, and the chameleon too turned red.And then the winter winds blew the leaf from the branch and with it the chameleon.The chameleon was black in the long winter night.But when spring came, he walked out into the green grass.And there he met another chameleon.He told his sad story. “Won’t we ever have a color of our own?” he asked."I’m afraid not,” said the other chameleon, who was older and wiser."But,” he added, “why don’t we stay together?"We will still change color wherever we go, but you and I will always be alike.”And so they remained side by side.They were green togetherand purpleand yellowand red with white polka dots. And they lived happilyever after.THE END