Lets Do Something

Lets Do Something

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My little sis says stuff, and people respond, "Awwwee".. "Cute"..."woW"..etc. And some give her a weirdo smile then look at me with a "What did she say" face. But that's all that people do. Listen to her then forget. But I think what she says has a deeper meaning in it. It ain't something that ought to be simply left behind. But something we need to think about and react to. She's got a point there in her words. And I thought I would pen down her thoughts. Just to see if there's someone who would react in a way unlike the others.
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