The Early Years: Vixie and the Best Resolution Ever

Story Pirates

Lemonada Media

Comedy, Education, Kids & Family

4.5 • 17.7K Ratings

🗓️ 6 July 2017

⏱️ 14 minutes

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From our New Years Resolution episode, the Story Pirates present "Vixie and the Best Resolution Ever" by then-4th grader Kitty Lustig! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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0:00.0	Welcome back to the Story Pirates Podcast.
0:17.7	My name is Lee.
0:18.7	My name is Peter and we're here to play you some of our favorite stories written by kids.
0:23.2	Peter tell me about today's story.
0:25.3	I will today's story was written by a then fourth grader from Oceanside, California
0:31.4	named Kitty Lustig and Kitty Story is called Vixie and the best resolution ever.
0:38.2	Awesome title.
0:40.0	This was from the show where we ask kids' right stories about strange funny hilarious
0:45.4	New Year's resolutions.
0:47.1	They delivered.
0:48.5	They sure did.
0:49.5	So let's hear Kitty's original story that she sent into us.
0:53.9	Vixie and the best resolution ever.
0:56.6	Once upon a time there lived a girl named Vixie who wanted to own 60 cats.
1:01.2	So she decided to make that her New Year's resolution.
1:04.1	First she thought she needed to do something to reach that goal.
1:07.6	First she should go to an animal shelter so she could learn the place where most stray
1:11.5	cats are found.
1:13.0	She found out that they were most found by the dump.
1:16.5	The next day she did some research about cats to see what they needed to survive.
1:21.2	Last month she would set out to find some cats.
1:23.8	Finally the time was here.
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