Joshua taught me a few good things, after telling me he didn't know which ceremony the Bluejay feather might be
used for. He said things like this: "I hit my groove," while making eight or nine consecutive
shots on the basketball court. "I watch my brother, Shoshane, play, and learn how to do what he can
do." "I try to improve by beating my own record when I play and practice basketball."
The smile on his handsome face told me that he knows how to enjoy something he loves to do and is becoming
very good at. Just the smile by itself healed me.
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