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Speaker 1: Hello, friends, and welcome to sleep Tight Stories. I'd like

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Speaker 1: to say hello to Makita and men in Webster and Maracopa,

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Speaker 1: is six years old in Walnut Creek, California. Happy belated

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Speaker 1: birthday to Iris Clark Hughes from Buckinghamshire, England, who turned

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Speaker 1: eight on January seventh. Mama, Daddy, Toby and Kingsley the

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Speaker 1: Cavalier Puppy love you more than chocolate and couldn't be

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Speaker 1: more proud. Happy belated birthday to Luca, who turned eight

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Speaker 1: on February seventh. Happy belated birthday to Dennis Deesis from Naperville, Illinois,

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Speaker 1: who turned nine on February eighth. Your parents want you

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Speaker 1: your parents. Your accomplishments big and small, fill their hearts

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Speaker 1: birthday to Rat who turned six on February eighth. Mommy, Daddy,

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Speaker 1: Hayden and Caleb love you. Happy belated birthday to Naomi

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Speaker 1: from Edmonton, Alberta, who turned nine on February ninth. Happy

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Speaker 1: ninth birthday, Naomi. Happy belated birthday to Remy who turned

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Speaker 1: seven on February tenth. Any belated birthday wish for Tony

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Speaker 1: who celebrated his ninth birthday on January eighth from Valencia, Spain.

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Speaker 1: And Happy belated birthday to Greenley who turned seven on

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Speaker 1: February eleventh. Mom and Dad love you times a million.

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Speaker 1: Happy birthday to Hazel and Denver, Colorado, who was turning

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Speaker 1: nine on February thirteenth. Happy birthday to Joya in New

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Speaker 1: York who was turning eight on February fourteenth. Happy birthday

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Speaker 1: to Cora Line from Illinois who was turning ten on

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Speaker 1: February sixteenth. We love you so much, Love Mom, Dad,

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Speaker 1: Read and Perry. And Happy birthday to Mira Ruth who

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Speaker 1: is turning eleven on February seventeenth. Mama, Daddy and Noah

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Speaker 1: into a wonderful, empathetic person. Happy birthday to a brave

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Speaker 1: girl named Sophia, turning six on Valentine's Day, listening in

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Speaker 1: with her brothers on Alexander Lane. Happy birthday everyone, I

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Speaker 1: hope you have a wonderful day. For information on how

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Speaker 1: sleeptightstories dot org slash support thank you. Sarah is a

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Speaker 1: girl who does not like being short. She asks her

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Speaker 1: on her tippy toes, Sarah placed some heavy books on

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Speaker 1: Sarah thought they were boring. Who would want to look

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Speaker 1: It wasn't what she imagined it would look like. Her

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Speaker 1: if the moon was made of cheese? Would moon rabbits

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Speaker 1: gently whispering their wishes to the flames so they flicker

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Speaker 1: She was sitting there, staring off into space, almost finished

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Speaker 1: Her mother, done with hanging paintings, now busy packing away

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Speaker 1: sure this dragon doesn't move, Sarah said, pointing at the painting.

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Speaker 1: It was truly moving, this time, its scale shimmering in

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Speaker 1: one of those auto lights that Daddy put everywhere. Sarah

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Speaker 1: Sarah pinched her cheek and it hurt. If you pinch

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Speaker 1: if I scared you. I am Sparky, and I have

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Speaker 1: been waiting for the right moment to meet you. Sarah

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Speaker 1: Did her mother buy a hologram by mistake? The shock

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Speaker 1: You're real, really real, she whispered, her voice, not quite

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Speaker 1: Yes to both, Sparky replied, a hint of amusement in

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Speaker 1: to share with you. Sarah, but first, tell me do

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Speaker 1: you believe in magic? Sarah thought for a moment, it

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Speaker 1: must be real. This was better than any story she

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Speaker 1: had made them watch earlier. She nodded, yes, I do

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Speaker 1: believe in magic sort of. Then we can have some

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Speaker 1: fun together, Sparky said, stepping closer. There is so much

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Speaker 1: will be best friends. Sparky scales started to glow and

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Speaker 1: Sarah smiled widely as they talked about what they were

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Speaker 1: going to do next. And that is the end of

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Speaker 1: this part. Good night, sleep tight.