The Morphies' Daily Lives on Earth

The Morphies Learn to Share

One day, the Morphies were having a blast in their colorful room, diligently practicing the principles I had taught them about good behavior. Their enthusiasm for life on planet Earth was palpable, evident in their delighted chirps and vibrant energy.

Meanwhile, seated in the living room, my mind was preoccupied with concerns about their distant home planet, Viluliv. It weighed on me, to observe the Morphies thriving here while their place of origin faced a tumultuous situation. Gathering my emotions, I approached the Morphies, wearing a somber expression, and addressed them softly, "Hey, Morphies. Do you plan to depart from this planet soon?"

The Morphies responded by gently shaking their heads, their colorful bodies swaying in unison as a sign of their shared decision. "We've chosen to make Earth our new home. We belong here, and we want to stay forever."

Their declaration filled me with a swirling mix of emotions. There was joy and pride in seeing them find a sense of belonging on Earth, yet it was tinged with a touch of melancholy. I was aware they'd never return to Viluliv, and it pained me to imagine the struggles their compatriots faced in their absence.

Exiting the room, I carried with me the blend of emotions and a poignant sense of responsibility, knowing I had to ensure the Morphies were well integrated into their newfound home while silently wishing for the well-being of their abandoned planet.

Later, that day, while the Morphies were busy thinking about how to keep themselves occupied, I entered the room again. But this time, I had an Amazon package behind my back, about to give them their first gift. I have a surprise for you, Morphies," I said, a smile breaking across my face as I handed them the package.

The Morphies' eyes widened with excitement, filled with a glittering spark of anticipation at the mysterious surprise. With joy and curiosity dancing in their colored bodies, they eagerly huddled around, their vibrant hues pulsating with enthusiasm. "It's something special," I added, savoring their eager expressions.

"What is it?! What is it?!" Orange Morphie asked, his eyes shimmering with anticipation and intrigue about the mysterious gift.

"Well, open it up and see," I responded, reveling in their excitement. As the Morphies carefully unwrapped the package, their eyes widened with sheer wonder, their shapes glowing with anticipation and delight.

The gift I presented was a 9th-gen Amazon Fire 7 Kids tablet, acquired specifically for their education in learning about good behavior. Overwhelmed with joy and gratitude, the Morphies showered me with thanks and warm hugs.

Setting up the tablet took a bit of time, as we ventured into exploring the intricate features of the new Amazon Fire Kids 7 tablet. With my guidance, the Morphies swiftly grasped how to operate it and were soon engrossed in uncovering its myriad functions and applications. The vibrant hues of their bodies flickered with excitement as they delved into the digital world offered by this new technology.

However, in their exploration, the Morphies noticed a fundamental issue – their tablet was a singular device amidst the existence of eight of them. Despite their harmonious interactions, this new situation left them a bit perplexed.

Gathering around me with inquisitive looks on their faces, they expressed their concerns. "Reiana, we're all eager to use this new Amazon Fire Kids 7 tablet, but there's only one and there are eight of us. Can you teach us about sharing?"

Of course", I responded, smiling warmly at their request. "Let's talk about sharing and how it works. It's about taking turns, and understanding that we can enjoy something together without squabbling for it."

We all sat in the living room, where I was about to teach the Morphies about sharing. "You see", I began. "Sharing is about taking turns, allowing everyone to enjoy something without having to squabble over it. It's considering the feelings of everyone and realizing that we can all have fun together if we're patient and share."

I continued to explain the importance of sharing and the joy that comes from taking turns. "Let's say, for example, you want to play with a toy. You use it for some time, and then it's someone else's turn. It's like a line. You wait, have your turn, and then someone else gets their turn. When it's your turn again, you happily get to play with the toy or use the tablet. We all get to enjoy and share in the fun without any hard feelings."

As we discussed and devised a system for sharing, the Morphies eagerly embraced the idea of taking turns, understanding that sharing made everyone happier. We put together a schedule so that each Morphie had equal time with the tablet. This experience not only introduced the concept of sharing but also cultivated an appreciation for patience, cooperation, and ensuring everyone felt valued and respected.

Soon, the Morphies practiced sharing their new Amazon Fire 7 Kids tablet without any problem at all, and I was proud of them for that.

But that wasn't the moment I began to dote on the Morphies; that's after they got the surgery that changed their faces and voices. But the surgery won't come until I've taught them more about the world. For now, there was so much more for them to learn.