you? it would be so exciting to see the language i spoke at home being represented out in the world. because when i was a kid, i grew up at a time when speaking spanish was not cool. i remember at school, i was explicitly told, do that at home. you show up as a different version of yourself here. so, now knowing that i got to a kind of project that is, you know, promoting bilingualism, teaching kids spanish, it s really special. i have a question for you. how many did you drop before you got to that chicken? honestly 100 of them. i have so many drawings of chicken now, and i did not know you could draw chicken. it really is probably 100 chickens. he is like cuter, rounder, cuter. and i was like, okay, i will make it cuter. how did you know that was the chicken? it was around, and kind of like an egg shape. i loved it so much. as soon as i thought, i love the happy eyes, you know, i just it just fit.
know, promoting bilingualism, teaching kids spanish, it s really special. i have a question for you. how many did you draw before you got to that chicken? honestly 100 of them. i have so many drawings of chicken now, and i did not know you could draw chicken. in so many different ways. it really is probably 100 chickens. he is like cuter, rounder, cuter. and i was like, okay, i will make it cuter. how did you know that was the chicken? it was just around, and squishy, and kind of like an egg shape. i loved it so much. as soon as i thought, i love the happy eyes, you know, i just it just fit. it s just great. but i thought, when we see con pollo in different situations, you are like what, you re like skateboarding. [speaking non-english] so, i just look at a little helmet and hat. it s okay. i like drawing that one. i gotta ask you, though, you