Shadowing-Übung: Rumi Helps Mira Overcome Her Phone Addiction | Slow English for Beginners ( Level A2 ) - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit Video
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Mira was addicted to her phone and ignored everyone around her.
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Rumi loved talking and playing with her friends.
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One day, while staring at her screen, Mira wandered into the forest and got lost.
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Rumi bravely searched for her and brought her home safely.
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After that, Mira regretted her mistake and used her phone much less.
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Let's watch the story.
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The teacher marked the forest boundary in red.
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We should remember it before leaving.
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Everyone online is discussing Lena's party.
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Do you know what happened?
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No. I was preparing my bag and reading the picnic instructions.
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You seriously missed it?
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The entire school knows, except you.
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If it concerns Lena, she can tell me herself when she is ready.
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You live under a rock, Rumi.
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How can anyone be this disconnected?
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People need to know what is happening.
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Or others stop noticing them.
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Being noticed is not the same as being known.
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That sounds like something people say when they have no followers.
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Perhaps.
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Hold the door, please.
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This basket is heavier than it looks.
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You should post yourself doing that.
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Helpful videos receive plenty of attention.
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Helping becomes strange when the camera matters more than the person.
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Are you planning to memorize every boring rule before we arrive?
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I want to know the meeting point, trail symbols, and emergency whistle pattern.
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Relax.
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We are going to a picnic, not crossing an unexplored jungle jungle forests become dangerous when people stop paying attention
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you worry too much my phone has maps messages and everything we need everything except eyes that notice when the path
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Move closer, roomie.
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I need the window light for my picnic story.
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Did you see the white birds following the farmer's tractor?
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No, but this filter makes my skin look perfect.
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They disappeared already.
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It was beautiful while it lasted.
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If you had filmed them, they would not have disappeared.
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Those circles mark the safe picnic route.
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The teacher mentioned them.
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You can remember the signs for both of us.
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We cross a stream before reaching the picnic field.
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Landmarks help people understand where they are.
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My location application does that without memorizing muddy water.
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Applications become less useful when forests block the signal.
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It returned already.
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Technology always solves itself.
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Please carry your water bottle.
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The weather is becoming warm.
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It will ruin the shape of my bag.
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We may not remain beside the picnic tables all day.
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You really expect danger everywhere, don't you?
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Those ribbons show where students must stop.
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I heard you the first time, Ranger Rumi.
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I am not trying to control you, and I want both of us safe.
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Hold that basket higher.
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It will make my video look more cheerful.
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The food is for eating, not decorating your recording.
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You could smile occasionally.
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Picnic videos should feel fun.
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Fun usually appears after everyone helps.
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My followers are helping by choosing our best picnic song.
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Lower the volume.
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The teacher asked us not to disturb wildlife.
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The birds can fly somewhere quieter.
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We entered their home.
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They did not enter ours.
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You always defend trees, birds, rules, and everything boring.
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Those clouds may bring rain later.
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Keep your jacket nearby.
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My weather application says the afternoon stays clear.
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We can explore only between the field and those ribbons.
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Yes, Ranger Rumi.
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Red means stop.
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Even I understand colors.
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This leaf has tiny silver lines.
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Look closely.
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It will not receive attention.
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I need something bigger.
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Do not cross the ribbons for a photograph.
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I am still inside them.
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Stop treating me like I cannot see.
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Stay near the group.
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Lunch begins soon.
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I do not need you supervising every step.
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I am not supervising you, Mira.
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I am watching because I care.
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My forest picture received fewer likes than my breakfast photo.
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Perhaps people are busy living their own afternoons.
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No, I need a more unusual background before everyone loses interest.
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That bridge is outside the permitted area I will photograph it and return before anybody notices Mira,
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stop and look at the real trail Do not cross the red line I am not a child,
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Rumi Mira, answer me This account says the bridge is only five minutes away.
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Your picnic map is probably older than both of us.
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Mira?
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This is not funny anymore.
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Just one more minute.
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The signal is gone!
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Rumi, can you still hear me clearly?
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Mira, the group is ready.
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Where are you?
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Mira, answer if you hear me.
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Come on, load the map!
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Please work!
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I am trying!
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Her bag is here, but her phone and water bottle are gone.
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The meadow was behind me.
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Why does every tree look the same?
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She crossed the ribbons after mentioning the wooden bridge.
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I warned her, but I should have checked sooner.
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Oh no. My battery is 20%.
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I cannot waste it searching forever.
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I remember her direction, the slope, and the sunlight she was following.
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I should have watched the path instead of that blue dot.
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Rumi said forests become dangerous when people stop paying attention.
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Stay near one landmark.
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I see a fallen log. Do not leave it.
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I will stay here.
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Call again, Mira.
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Your voice will help me find the direction.
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I am near a fallen tree and can hear a stream.
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Stay there.
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Do not choose another path.
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My phone has no signal.
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The map will not load at all.
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Save your battery.
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Use the whistle sound from my direction. Can you hear that?
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I am hitting my bottle.
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Keep the same rhythm while I move closer.
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I should never have crossed the ribbon.
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Are you angry with me?
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I am worried.
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Right now, worry is more useful than anger.
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I called you boring because you cared about rules.
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Rules are not always exciting, but some lead people home.
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You really came looking for me.
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Of course I did.
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Give me your hand carefully.
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I thought nobody noticed I was gone.
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I noticed.
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Because you matter even when no one is watching online.
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Rumi followed Mira's voice through the quiet forest.
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At last, she found Mira sitting beside a fallen tree, frightened and in tears.
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Rumi quickly checked that she was safe, held her hand, and gently led her back.
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Mira felt ashamed and thanked Rumi for never giving up on her.
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We found each other because I listened beyond the phone.
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Leave it inside your bag.
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Keep both hands free on the slope.
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How do you know which direction leads back?
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The stream curves east.
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And my markers lead toward the red boundary.
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I never noticed you marking the trees.
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I needed a path that would work without batteries or signals.
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You prepared for everything while I laughed at you.
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I did not prepare for everything.
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I simply paid attention.
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I thought knowing online news made me smarter than you.
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Knowing news can be useful.
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Looking down on people is not.
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Hold my hand, face upstream, and move one foot at a time.
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I see the boundary.
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We are almost back.
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Keep watching it.
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The meadow lies beyond that rise.
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Everyone really was waiting for me.
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People often care more than a notification can show.
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Anyone could have noticed.
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I happened to look at the right moment.
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Observation helped.
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But the teacher and others supported the search.
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What are you changing?
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Notifications, screen limits, and location maps that work offline.
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Rumi, you found me because you noticed I was missing.
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Technology is useful when you choose how to use it.
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I used it to measure my worth and judge everyone else.
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I mocked you for missing gossip and called your interests boring.
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I accept your apology, but respect must continue after today.
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May I stand beside you without posting the picture immediately?
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You may stand beside me without posting it at all.
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May I stand beside you without posting the picture immediately?
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You may stand beside me without posting it at all.
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Peter, can you teach me how to read the trail map?
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Yes, if you teach me one useful thing about social media I can teach you privacy settings,
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not gossip That sounds like a fair exchange Next time,
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I will look at the path and the person beside me Guess what?
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I finally finished my science project
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And Mr. Davis thought it was the best one he's seen all year I got an A+.
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Then next time, we will enjoy the picnic together.
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This story teaches us to use our phones wisely and never ignore the people around us.
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Real friends, kindness, and paying attention can protect us when technology cannot.
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