Once upon a time, there was a little sentence named Sent. Sent was always eager to send messages to everyone. One day, he decided to take a seat on a bench in the park to see what was going on around him.

As he sat there, he saw a man selling ice cream. Sent thought that the man seemed like he was having a lot of fun, so he decided to send a message to his friend, Second, to come and see for himself.

Second was so excited to receive Sent's message that he ran all the way to the park. When he arrived, he saw the man selling ice cream and agreed with Sent that he seemed like he was having a great time.

The two sentences then decided that they wanted to seem like they were having as much fun as the ice cream man, so they decided to sell ice cream themselves. They made a sign that read, "Sent and Second's Ice Cream Stand," and got to work.

However, things didn't seem to be going as well as they had hoped. No one was buying their ice cream, and they couldn't seem to figure out why. Suddenly, they realized that they had forgotten to put any ice cream in the cones!

Despite their mishap, Sent and Second were still having a great time, and they decided to send a message to all of their friends to come and see their ice cream stand. Their friends arrived, and they all had a good laugh about the empty cones.

In the end, Sent and Second learned that it's not about what you sell, but about the fun you have while doing it. From that day on, they never took themselves too seriously, and always found ways to have fun and make people smile.

Reflections

1. Why did Sent send a message to Second to come to the park?
2. What did Sent and Second learn from their ice cream selling experience?
3. Why were Sent and Second still having a good time even though no one was buying their ice cream?
4. How did their friends react when they saw the empty cones at the ice cream stand?
5. What was the most important lesson Sent and Second learned from their adventure?