Tsunami plaque on the Fort wall with a restless kid — five quiet minutes or skip because they will not stand still
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Etienne Bauer•161 rep8
Plaque on the wall, leftover rain, kid already done with stones. I want them to see it without turning it into a lecture or a selfie.
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Five quiet minutes if they will stand. Skip if they will not. It is a plaque, not a museum ticket. Read it yourself, say it simply, move. Do not invent a guided hour. Do not climb on it. The Fort has other stones. Respect is shorter than a tantrum.
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Fathima Madawala•247 rep5
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Kids wrecked: skip. Pride forces a minute of silence that lasts twenty seconds.
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