Through stories and songs, she reminds children, including Louise, that we are all "Free to Be You and Me". Because sharing information is more important than ever. America Online. Helping teachers teach, and children be children.

Lois, he also put mud in her shoes and said that she left them out in the rain but she didn’t. And he also put her stuffed animals in her bed and made her think that there were bedbugs. Hey. How do you know all these things?

An iconic percussionist, violinist, and singer, Sophia Manley has created her musical talent for thousands of students here at Ridgeview. She broke barriers in drama with her supporting role in "Who's Dying to be a Millionaire", and lifted the voices of students in the Student Council.

Yeah. You and Mike are like that, giving them words of wisdom. And you like to sing too, don’t you Carol? Yeah. I like the songs in that show too.

Even though she's autistic, she reminds her classmates that we are all "Free to Be You and Me", and her work with the Service Above Self project, has helped her become more famous in our school. Through her words, Sophia Manley has taught us to be true to ourselves, and still wants to say, "I love you Mrs. Hawthorne!"

it used to be derrick binzi be so untrustworthy to gabi and busing her in a balloon so she would be vanquished and save the day but he quit so it would be josh basher taking those duties wouldn't it? yes it would.

Our top story, Marlo Thomas joins thousands of young students at Monsters Inc Laugh Floor, and stars as "That Guy", which is a play on her role in "That Girl". That's right Tom. This field trip was to raise money for children at St. Jude, the #1 cancer research hospital that was actually founded by her dad.

beryl bonk and i have decided to scrap the clutter tax for now until we plant all the green hands in silos. ow! it'll be uprooted by 2045.

Yes Vivian. “Mustard Pancakes” is the first song of both shows. And then the songs following it tomorrow are as it’s shown. “The Up and Down Song”, “The Singing King”, “Mrs. McGillicutty’s Coming to Tea”, “Oh Silvery Moon”, “See How the Garden Grows”,

does gayle barville remind you of anthea carter? she does. she has got that anthea carter tone in her voice. she must've given it to her as a bonus.

beryl busted the higher balcony and bali with her bop and bop roll in burbridge and busted her barley sugars. and she busted the blore and broke the bad busted table.

beryl busted the beautiful barvie girl she had in berengullen with balloons and a busted box and her busted fur and bill on her busted hotel she bust her bloomers. and bust the bad boxes in bohemia with the bozos and bust the debts in bunker bay with the birdies and bertilones and bust the birdseed.

Diane, I'm here with Free to Be You and Me author Marlo Thomas, who took two thousands students on a magical field trip to raise money for kids at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Well, St. Jude's was originally founded by my father, but he passed away, so he left me in charge to take care of it and help these kids with cancer who need our help in support.

what did sharon waltham used to say? the chair's chat and the yuckles are chat and the other things are chat i really don't recommend that you sit on it!

To others, she's the creative mind behind "Free to Be You and Me," whose songs taught a generation of kids that they were strong and beautiful, just the way they were. As a founder of the "Ms. Foundation," Marlo helped turn women's hopes and aspirations into concrete social and economic progress.

Okay Lois. I screwed up. The first song is not “Mustard Pancakes”, it’s “The Up and Down Song”. Then after that is “The Singing King”. And then it’s “Mrs. McGillicutty’s Coming to Tea”. And then “Oh Silvery Moon”. And then we’ll go into “See How the Garden Grows”. Then “The Camel With a Runny Nose”.