When I came here, all the other animals, being larger than me, called me: "my little refugee lemon chick." They helped me a lot to overcome both my fear and my sorrow from being separated from my parents. They shared their own journeys until they arrived here in Agrafa to escape from humans, and every year on June 20th we tell these stories because we do not want them to be forgotten.
It's nice that we have plenty of time for play. This is defined by the Constitution of Agrafa; I had not come yet when it was agreed upon. Of course, we all have jobs as well. The walnut dinosaur, who is the honorary president of the Board of Agrafa, told me a few days after I arrived: "You should do the show 'A little chick told me' on Agrafa FM and share what is happening here and in the world." So every day I share the news.
My zervberiondari told me: "Be objective." "What does that mean?" I asked. "To place the objects correctly," it replied, and I found it to be wise advice.
[lemon chick: (lemon + chick)]
