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Still, as a young child, questions such as Why does your mom dress like a man?" and Why do you have two moms?" shattered her ignorance of the way the rest of the world viewed her family. She never thought to ask her friends why they had mommies and daddies, and quickly learned that there was nothing wrong with their families, but that there was apparently something abnormal about hers.

We all want to succeed. We all want to be loved. We all want to be accepted, no matter who we go home to at the end of the day... If we remember that no one person is ordinary, we will remember that others are not unordinary."

"Barry, director of innovation and teen engagement at the Pozez Jewish Community Center of Northern Virginia, said that before last week, the only time anyone asked her whether Judaism is a nationality was when she taught seventh-graders about the Holocaust. This week, adults walked into the JCC in Fairfax to share their thoughts and seek hers. 'It's definitely brought the conversation of Judaism as nationality to the forefront,' Barry said."

All the ducks that had been floating gracefully on thewater, some standing on their heads, for they knew how to dothat, now abruptly rushed straight onto land. Leaving theirfootprints in the wet clay, they shrieked so that one could hearthem far away. The water was agitated. It had been smooth as amirror, reflecting calmly and clearly everything around it; everytree and bush, the old peasant's cottage with holes in its gable,the swallow's nest, and especially the large rose tree whosebranches and flowers covered the wall and hung almost into thewater all these had been painted on the clear surface like apicture, only upside down. But now that the water was troubled,everything ran together, and the whole picture was ruined. Twofeathers that had fallen from the ducks were tossed to and fro,and suddenly took flight as though carried away by the wind, yetthere was no wind. And soon the feathers lay still, and the waterbecame smooth as a mirror again, reflecting as before thepeasant's cottage, the swallow's nest, and the rose tree. Eachrose could see itself in the pond; all were beautiful, but theydidn't know it - no one had told them so. The sun shone throughtheir delicate petals, which were so full of fragrance, and eachrose felt the way we do when we are happy in our thoughts.

"How delightful it is to live!" said each rose. "Theonly thing I'd wish for is to kiss the sun, because it's so warmand bright. Yes, and those lovely roses down in the water! I'dlike to kiss them too; they're just like us. And I'd like to kissthose dear baby birds in the nest down there; yes, there are alsosome above us. They pop out their heads and twitter so softly,and they haven't any feathers like their father and mother! Wecertainly have pleasant neighbors, above and below. Oh, howwonderful it is to be alive!" Now the young birds up above - yes,those down below were just their reflection in the water - weresparrows. Father and Mother Sparrow had taken possession of theempty swallow's nest the year before, and it was now theirhome.

"Don't you see that they are feathers - live clothes,such as I wear, and you will have some day? Only ours are finer!But I wish we had those feathers up here; they'd make our nestwarm and comfortable, I'd like to know what frightened the ducksjust now! Must have been something in the water. I'm sure itwasn't I, even if I did say 'twit!' rather loudly. Thosethick-headed roses ought to know, but they don't know anything;they only look at themselves and scent the air. I'm completelysick of these neighbors of ours!"

"Listen to the sweet little birds up there!" said theroses. "They're really trying to sing; of course they can't yet,but they will in time. What a great pleasure that must be! It'ssuch fun to have such happy neighbors!"

Just then there came galloping up to the pond two bighorses, to be watered. A peasant boy was on one of them, and hehad taken off all his clothes except his black hat, which waslarge and broad-brimmed. The boy whistled as if he himself were alittle bird, as he rode through the deepest part of the pond.When he came to the rose tree, he broke off one of the roses andstuck it in his hat; then, considering himself properlydecorated, he rode off with it. The other roses looked aftertheir lost sister, and asked each other, "Where has she gone to?"But none of them knew.

"I think I would like to go out in the world, " saidone of the roses to another, "but still it's nice here at home inour own green branches. The sun is so warm all day long, and atnight the sky shines still more beautifully; then we can seethrough the many little holes that are in the sky."

"We make it lively around the house!" said the mothersparrow. "People say that a swallow's nest brings luck, sothey're glad to have us. But our neighbors here - a greatrosebush like that against the wall only makes the place damp. Ithink they'll dig it up soon, and then perhaps corn will growthere. Roses are only to look at and smell, or at the most tostick in hats. Every year, I know from my mother, they fall topieces; the peasant's wife collects them and sprinkles salt onthem; they're given some French name that I can't pronounce, anddon't care to, and then they're thrown into the fire to make anice smell. You see, that's their life; they live only to pleasethe ears and nose. Now you know!"

As it became evening and the gnats danced in the warmair, where the clouds glowed so red, the nightingale came andsang to the roses. He sang that beauty was like the sunshine ofthe world, and that the beautiful lives forever. But the rosesimagined that the nightingale was singing about himself, andindeed that may have been true. They never would have thoughtthat the song might have been addressed to them, but it pleasedthem, and they wondered if the young sparrows might also becomenightingales.

"That's nothing," said their mother. "It's just anappearance. Up at the manor house the doves have a house of theirown, and peas and grains of corn are spread out for them everyday in the yard. I've dined with them, and you shall toosometime. 'Tell me who you go with, and I'll tell you who youare.' Well, up there at the manor house they have two birds withgreen necks and crests on their heads; the tail of each canspread out as though it were a large wheel, and has so manycolors that it hurts your eyes to look at it. Peacocks, they arecalled, and they are 'the beautiful.' They should be stripped oftheir feathers; then they wouldn't look any differently than weothers. I'd have plucked them myself, if they hadn't been solarge."

In the farmhouse lived two young married people, whowere very devoted to each other; they were industrious andhealthy, and everything was very neat in their house. Sundaymorning the young wife went out and gathered a handful of theloveliest roses, put them in a glass of water, and set it on thecupboard.

"Now I see it is Sunday," said the husband. He kissedhis pretty little wife, and they sat down and read a psalm,holding hands, while the morning sun shone brightly through thewindow on the fresh roses and the young couple.

She did the same thing the following Sunday, for everySunday fresh roses were placed in the glass, but the rose treestill blossomed just as much. The young sparrows, who now hadfeathers of their own, wanted to fly with their mother. But shesaid, "You stay!" And so they stayed. 9af72c28ce