The youngest person ever to qualify for the National Spelling Bee was
running around in a stream with a friend, hunting for rocks. Suddenly,
she came charging up the bank and headed straight for her mother.
"Hold on to that basalt," Lori Anne Madison said in a bossy 6-year-old's voice, "and do not drop it."
"Go away," her mother said playfully.
Sorina Madison held on the rock nonetheless, and soon was carrying
more basalt and a nice hunk of quartz. "I can't carry the entire park,"
she eventually told her daughter.
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great job!
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