a rare sighting
of the superheroes
holding a secret summit meeting
sharing brave case stories, making plans, and at the ready to help their classmates.
shhhhh…
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“you are not too small. no one is ever too small to offer help.”
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I didn't have my glasses on.... 
This is as adorable as it gets, but if you ask me, it is our teachers who should be wearing the capes!
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I might trip and would not be of much use to anyone in need )
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banding together for the common good :)
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righto!
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I could do with a few of those around my house.
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we all could benefit from their presence
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They are have a marvelous adventure.
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indeed!
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🌺🌺🌺
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It’s good that they start young, learning to handle their powers properly. :)
Best wishes, Pete.
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Right
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How wonderful to have them all in your class!
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So lucky
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:)
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Yes!!!!!
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You could be a charter member with all of your experience
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Heck yeah!!
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Yes, getting ready for what can and must be done, Beth!
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Right!
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I like the quote. Nothing or no one is too small to offer help, but I believe it takes a large soul to be able to receive it.
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Yes to both
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Those were some of my favorite days. But we didn’t get to have those meetings in school. That might have changed my whole attitude about school.
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Same with me if I could have had my detective club there
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This is great! I so want to be part of the club.
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Me too!
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You are so lucky to be part of the Superhero incubation process.
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Watching them hatch out is amazing
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Love this Beth, the quote’s excellent too!
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Thanks, Keith
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Aha, more superheroes in training. We’re going to need every one of them!
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We sure will
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I just hear my dad saying to my brother, who’s wearing towel as a cape, “No. You’re NOT jumping off the god-damned roof.” And my bro saying, “But dad, I can fly!” And NOW I hear my dad whisper, “I just didn’t want him to learn he couldn’t.” ❤️
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Hahaha – yes
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Right time, right place, fantastically done, Beth!
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So lucky!
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I promise not to reveal their location or their secrets. I love this. They could teach a few adults about collaboration for the good of all.
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Thanks for keeping it hush-hush. They sure could do some teaching…
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They are so happy with in your class.Anita
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We are all happy together
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Hysterical!
Anyway Beth, It’s great that you captured this pic before they all flew off on their missions.
Otherwise, you’d have to learn to fly, too!
Still; fly, cape, tights or not, you are a super hero.
You are a teacher.
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Lucky shot! Thank you –
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Happy to know there is a new generation of super heroes to take over.
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they are so needed
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So cute, the innocence and superpower!
Blessings!
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yes and thanks –
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It’s never too early for children to understand they can be superheroes!
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That’s right
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Thank goodness for scarves, helping children become superheroes and helping their classmates.
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Magic silk
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Yes!
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You should not disturb when super heroes meet. :-)
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Beautiful creatives. Unbound and limitless. Pure possibility.
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oh, that’s so right
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