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Dear <u>Insert Friend's Name,</u>
I'm so sad you couldn't make it to my birthday party! But it was still fun. Guess what? The theme was being creative. There was glitter glue, paper, paints, canvases, pastels, pens, crayons, and party hats laid out for us! We did so many activities...Things like drawing, making slime, doing crafts and so much more. I wore a pastel-aesthetic pink dress and a rose headband. The cake was the best part though! It was chocolate :) Maybe if you come to my house next week we can do a late b-day celebration? What do you think? Write back soon!
Miss you, <u>Insert Your Name</u>
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<em>hope this helps and have a nice day!</em>
I would advice George and Lydia Hadley not to rely too much on technology for raising their children. Their kids were spoiled and not disciplined properly. Parents must create bonds with their children to avoid being alienated by them. In the story the children sees the room as a surrogate parent because they felt abandonment from their parents.
I think it is personification, because personification means to make non living things sound real, and the lines 149-151 follow that. “The taut gut vibrating hummed and sang a swallow’s note.”
