The Early Years: Water Falls On My Mom's Head

Story Pirates

Lemonada Media

Comedy, Education, Kids & Family

4.5 • 17.7K Ratings

🗓️ 15 January 2017

⏱️ 13 minutes

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Summary

From our Water themed show back in August of 2013, The Story Pirates present an adaptation of the one sentence story "Water Falls on My Mom's Head" by then 4th grader Danny Covino See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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0:00.0	It's the Story Pirates podcast with your hosts Lee and Peter and we're bringing to you
0:05.8	awesome stories written by kids from all around the country.
0:08.9	Peter what's today's story?
0:10.6	Today's story Lee is amazing.
0:13.2	It comes to us from a show that we did back in 2013 from a then fourth grader from Rockville
0:19.8	Maryland named Danny Kavino and Danny's story is called Waterfalls on my mom's head.
0:27.3	Now we love Danny because Danny and his sister send us a lot of stories.
0:32.8	They sure do.
0:34.0	And they're all so creative and so funny and so amazing.
0:37.5	We love them.
0:38.5	And this story is funny because actually it's only one sentence Peter.
0:42.2	That's right and Danny sent us a lot of stories with a lot of sentences in them and we chose
0:46.8	this one.
0:47.8	The name of the story is also the entirety of the story.
0:52.4	It's just one sentence.
0:53.5	It reads Waterfalls on my mom's head.
0:57.7	Wait was that the title or was that the story?
0:59.8	That's both Peter.
1:01.7	My mind is blown.
1:03.6	Well let's check out the story Pirates adaptation of this one sentence wonder by Danny
1:09.0	Kavino.
1:10.0	Waterfalls on my mom's head.
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