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			<description><![CDATA[One Time at the Park<br />On one bright sunny day, I took my little nephew named Gabriel to a park I had recently found out about. He had just promoted from kindergarten, so I wanted to reward him. Originally, I wanted to take him swimming in my neighbors&#8217; pool, but they were having a party where little kids were not invited. However, since he also likes going to the park and making new friends, I made that my back up plan. I made him a peanut butter and jelly sandwich before we left and packed him one of his favorite lunchboxes in case he became hungry later in the day. I also picked out his clothes for the park in case he wanted to flirt with any girls or something like that. He spent most of time on the playground going down the slide and on the swings. It felt he wanted me to push him on the swing all day but I did not mind. His parents gave him this long, unnecessary speech to waste his time and take the fun out of promoting kindergarten. In my opinion, they did a bad job of parenting because he is supposed to rewarded for working hard in school and not getting a lecture. Since I rewarded him with a trip to the park, he rewarded me by helping me get a girl&#039;s phone number. Then, I took him home after he enjoyed his day and promised to keep working hard.]]></description>
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			<pubDate>Thu, 09 Oct 2014 14:19:51 +0000</pubDate>
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