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Story by Clark Ness www.clarkness.com

Here's a little story that's dedicated to every little child who's fascinated by those bright and shiny ornaments that we like to call "lights!"

--YOU CAN READ ALONG BELOW!--

Lights

By Janet Hsieh

Once upon a time there was a boy who loved lights.

He would wake up in the morning, point to the ceiling and say

LIIIIIGHT.

Then, he would take off his pajamas, put on his day of the week shirt,

A pair of pants, and of course, matching socks.

He would stretch his arms, point to the wall and happily proclaim,

LIIIIGHT.

Next came breakfast and playtime. He loved playtime.

“What’s this?” asked his dad.

“LIIIIGHT” was the answer.

“This is a ball.” replied his dad.

“And what’s this?” [continued his dad].

“LIIIIGHT” (obviously) came the reply.

“This is a toy.” his dad responded.

“Oooooh. Look what I have here?” as his dad held up a toy car.

The little boy looked at the toy car, his favorite toy, and beamed at his dad.

He opened up his mouth and loudly and proudly pronounced the word,

“LIIIIGHT.”

Finally, the little boy’s dad had an idea!

He walked over to the table,  picked up the lamp.

He turned it on and pointed to the lamp.

“Hey! What do you call this?”

The little boy, clutching his little toy car, waddled over to his dad,

Pointed to the lamp and said,

“LIII..CAR!”

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Original story by Clark Ness: www.clarkness.com

George and Janet tell a tale as long and squiggly as the tentacles on our story’s hero.

Original story by Clark Ness: www.clarkness.com

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