This is Rhea. Welcome to Little Stories for Tiny People. Tiny people, I am extra excited

about our story today for a couple of reasons. First, this is a story I've been working on

for a long time and it's about something I think is very important. It's about feelings. To me,

our feelings are a big part of our lives and how we handle them has a big impact on everything we do

and experience. Second, my guest today is someone I am so excited for Unimate. Tiny people, my guest,

is a real person. My guest is actually my very own tiny person Leo. Leo, can you say hi to everybody?

Hi! How old are you? Four. What's been your favorite story so far? Little fox. I have a secret to tell

you about today's story. You gave me the idea for it. What do you think about that? Are

you excited to hear today's story? Yeah! Tiny people, are you ready to hear the story? Okay,

remember there are no pictures so you'll have to imagine the pictures in your mind. You can imagine

it however you want. Okay, here we go. Not too long ago, Milo turned five. Five, which as he made

sure to remind everyone he encountered meant he was halfway to ten. After hosting his birthday

party, Milo's parents were a bit exhausted. They decided to have him spend weekend with grandma.

He arrived just in time for dinner on Friday, a super yummy delicious dinner of veggie pad Thai.

Grandma tended to get hooked on certain dishes for weeks at a time. Last year she made eggplant

parmesan every Saturday for six months. Then she switched to chicken tikka masala. For the past

three months she'd been perfecting her veggie pad Thai. Milo was thrilled because this was a meal

he just could not get enough of. As grandma dusted off her hands and sat down to eat, Milo noticed

grandma's hair looked different. It wasn't the same color as it had been the last time he'd seen her.

Sometimes Milo had thoughts come into his head that traveled very quickly from his brain to his mouth

without much time in between for him to think about whether it was a good idea to actually say them.

Unfortunately, this was one of those times. Grandma, your hair looks weird. I liked it a lot better

...