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Pansies Are People Too

Pansies Are People Too

Every time I see pansies, I enjoy them for two main reasons. First, they look like they have faces, which is quirky and amusing. Second, they remind me of my ...
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Every time I see pansies, I enjoy them for two main reasons. First, they look like they have faces, which is quirky and amusing. Second, they remind me of my grandma. Pansies are her favorite type of flower, so every time I see them, I think of her and her great ability to befriend everyone she meets. Pansies remind me to be friendly like my grandma.
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