Hello listeners! 

This week's Interpretation piece is the sequel to the "The Cookies From The Cookie Jar- Part ONE!!!" 🍪🍪🍪

Today, we interviewed the nutty Peanut Butter Cookie and overachieving Gingerbread Cookie... Written by Jake Barton, this Interpretation piece takes you on an adventure from the seemingly 'low' life of an Oatmeal Raison Cookie to the wise, experienced Crumbs. 

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Have you gotten lost? 

ONE Inspiring Word is all about stories and in this week's Episode, we shared an Interpretation piece about being Chinese Born American in America, the melting pot, because sometimes, in this world, I feel lost.

ABC- American Born Chinese wouldn't be possible without:

npr.org- Today I’m a witness to change

asianamericanchristiancollaborative.com- To the Employee at the DMV

Phoebe Tian- We are Proud to be Asian

The Bible

aaww.org-A-Z American Born Chinese

Alex Dang: What Kind Of Asian Are You?

Robin Zelaya- Chinese New Year

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If you could, what word would you erase from the world? Pain? 🤕 Mosquitos? Cancer?

In this book launch we walk with author Bree Barton through her experience with depression and discover what her goal with Zia Erases The World really is about... 

"The extraordinary tale of a headstrong girl and the magical dictionary she hopes will explain the complicated feelings she can't find the right words for--or erase them altogether." Zia Erases The World-by Bree Barton available here! 

So what's your story? How do you relate to this episode? Have you suffered with anxiety or even depression? And of course, we can't forget the other reason we're here: For Zia, because Zia Angelis is a person, and the hero of Zia Erases The World. God Bless Everyone!

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Thanks to Laura, Bree, and of course three girls with bright futures: Shelbie, Maliah, and Reese!

We’ve all looked at that kid and knew we would never be them, better than them, and all our hopes and dreams were ruined. 

Ok. Maybe I’m understating this. 

We’ve all looked at someone and defined our whole life based on them. Each of our beautiful personalities, our looks, our dreams on… ANOTHER person. So, who should we be exactly? Through The points We've all been there, falling, and finally our purpose I hope you realize the true importance of being you.

Have you ever been jealous? This speech is a reminder that you are here for a purpose and that you matter. And You Better Believe IT!!! 🤞

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Today I would like to share with you a speech of my own called Operation Kindness which was inspired by Operation Kindness because it's a nonprofit organization that reminds all of us the importance of being kind. 🐕🐶🐩

Could we use a little more kindness in the world?

"Operation Kindness is a pioneer for assisting animals in need of veterinary care, companionship and most of all, a home. 

In addition to pet adoptions and lifesaving medical care, our programs provide foster care for vulnerable animals, resources for pet parents, affordable veterinary services for community pets, a pet food pantry and volunteer opportunities.

We believe in going above and beyond to give every animal the care and kindness they deserve."

Operation Kindness website: https://www.operationkindness.org/ 🐕‍🦺

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OperationKindness/ 🐈

This is not a monetized Episode. 🐷🐹🐎

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How old were you when you discovered teachers are awesome, "normal" humans that don’t sleep at school? That they can make mistakes. That they can forever leave you changed. ✨💥💫

This week's Interpretation Piece is based on one such teacher. Join Esmé as she weaves through the laugh-filled ups and teary downs of being a new teacher at a new school-where there are book thieves, protective parents, and a LOT of whiny kids. 

Based off the book Educating Esmé by Esmé Raji Codell.

This episode is not monetized. 🦸

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-Dedicated to Mrs. Bell

Welcome to One Inspiring Word! 

This BONUS is a speech I wrote myself, inspired by COVID-19. 

As a fourth grader when COVID hit I have grown drastically.  I have learned to hold on to everything... I am so blessed. I have learned to Have Hope, because sometimes it gets really hard, and you just have to keep on going. This is a part of my story.

Stay safe! 😷

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Today, we interviewed the Oatmeal Raison and Sugar Cookie...

Well? Here's your chance to meet the opinionated Oatmeal Raison Cookie and the lighthearted Sugar Cookie. 🍪🍪🍪

Written by Jake Barton, this Interpretation piece, inspired by his poems take you on an adventure from the 'low' life of an Oatmeal Raison Cookie to the wise, experienced Crumbs. 

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Happy Valentines Day!

Lou Gehrig, a man who was diagnosed with ALS also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease and/or amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, a very rare disease for which there isn’t much known about, was a baseball legend. In his life, some of his baseball records that have since been broken include "most career grand slams ⚾" and most consecutive games played (2,130 games), a record that stood for around 56 years." 

On July 4, 1939 this beloved figure delivered an inspiring speech that is still remembered today. 🧢

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Queen Elizabeth delivered a speech at Tilbury in 1588, "one of the most defining moments of British history." 

Her speech is proof that queens can be just as important than kings. Today, we can only listen in awe as one of the most famous women in history decided to go with her troops into battle giving her people purpose, courage, and a sense of self.

This episode is not monetized. 💜💥✨

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