Tembo is bigger than everybody and still a baby. He remembers what you said and the day you said it. He remembers your favourite thing, and he remembers the unkind bit too.
Africa — wide golden grass and long hot afternoons.
His friends, mud, and being told the plan.
Letting a sorry in.
“You said it was on Tuesday.”
Tembo’s story carries the value of forgiving, and remembering the good things, which in the end is more fun. Something that matters for a child who remembers everything, the unkind parts included.
You said it was on Tuesday.
I remember this one.
I remember all of them.
That one still hurts a bit.
Okay. I forgive you.
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Small characters, big feelings
