The sea feels lonely in the wintertime. No kids are playing on her shores. The sun is hiding behind thick black clouds and she can’t see him. Now, just the blizzard plays with icy snow flakes. Even the seagulls, her flying friends, forgot her. They moved in town, and she can only hear their laughing voices, but she can’t see them flying around.

Always remember that when the dark cloudy sky cries over the missing sun, moon and stars, they are hiding somewhere, on the other side of the world.

One day, the teacher asked the children if they have any story, imaginary or not, about the moon and the sun.

Charlotte answered immediately: “Moon is the natural satellite of Earth, and Sun is the brightest star”.

Tommy was anxious to add something, too: “They never meet, because sun shines in the daytime, while moon and stars shine in the night”.

Little Julian raised his hand, so he could tell his own story:

Now, everything is said and done,

So we should have a little fun,