Sandy EdwardsPastor, Founder, Thirst With Hunger · Pastor at Thirst With Hunger

No poison in their hearts by God’s grace. #jesus #children #homeschooling #motherhoodjourney

27 Aug 2025 · 1 min

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The video presents a brief, child‑like dialogue between two speakers using whimsical characters such as Clyde the Cloud, a donkey, and Gregory. The exchange centers on how to handle feeling upset: the characters suggest singing a simple song, saying playful phrases (e.g., “I’m a goat”), and taking a deep belly breath to “blow trouble away.” The piece blends playful storytelling with a gentle moral/faith undertone, aiming to teach young children coping skills, emotional expression, and a sense of calm within a homeschooling or motherhood context.

Clyde the Cloud said, you look upset, Donkey. Gregory will not move. Ugh! When I feel upset, I sing a little song, Clyde said.
I have a great song. It's so bad I can't able to have it. It's so happy I can't make it. It's so sad. I'm happy.
When I feel upset, I sing a little song. I just say, I'm a goat. Take a breathing deep down to my tummy. When I take a deep breath, I blow my trouble away. Back in the yard, and someone throws A chicken paw.