You may have heard of Trixie Tongue Tricks, or “The Great and Powerful Trixie.” This is a great book for anyone who wants to learn how to be a girl! The author, Sally L. Taylor, has written several other books with similar themes.
So this is what it feels like to be a girl:
“I’ll tell you what, no one on earth can trick me into leaving my home.”
So this is what it feels like to be a girl.
So this is what it feels like to be a girl.
This is a friendly tone, with a little humor and seriousness mixed together. It’s lighthearted but not too lighthearted; it’s friendly but not too friendly.
But I’ll tell you what, no one on earth can trick me into leaving my home.
But I’ll tell you what, no one on earth can trick me into leaving my home.
I’m a powerful sorceress, a powerful witch and a powerful wizard. My castle is my home!
Of course, I’m not stupid and I do have a brain of my own…
I’m going to be honest with you. Trixie’s a smart girl. She knows how to spell words, she can talk to people and she’s not stupid. But there are some things that are just not right about her head (and other parts of her body). You see, Trixie has an extra organ called the tongue on one side of her mouth—that’s why we call it “Trixie Tongue Tricks“. The tongue is actually part of our nervous system! It helps us taste things by touching them with our tongues so they can taste different flavors or feel textures. When we taste something sweet or salty in our mouths, blood rushes from this organ into our brain where it tells other parts of our bodies like hands and feet what kind of food they’re supposed to do next: smile at someone walking past you or grab something off your plate before eating it yourself!
Trixie doesn’t know how these actions happen though; instead all she knows is that when someone says something funny enough times then suddenly everyone laughs out loud together even though no one really wants anything else happening except maybe some dust falling down onto their heads while walking outside under bright sunshine!”
So let’s see how well you can do, okay?
Here’s a challenge: Sit on your tongue for as long as possible. But not just any time! You have to sit on your tongue until the end of this video, without falling off. That means no biting down on anything or flapping air with your mouth open—just putting that thing through its paces for us all to admire!
Okay, well for our first challenge, we’re going to see how long you can sit on your tongue.
- You are going to sit on your tongue.
- You are going to sit on your tongue for as long as you can.
- You are going to sit on your tongue for as long as I say.
Now that I’ve proven that I can trick you into thinking that I don’t know how to spell certain words, I think it’s time to get down to business!
Now that I’ve proven that I can trick you into thinking that I don’t know how to spell certain words, I think it’s time to get down to business!
I’m not going to leave my house.
I’m not going to leave my home.
Conclusion
I know this has been a little bit of an eye-opening experience for you, but hopefully I’ve given you some new insights into the world of Trixie Tongue Tricks. I think it’s safe to say that the first thing we all learned is that when it comes to spelling words, there is no shame in being a woman: if you can trick me into thinking what I’m typing isn’t correct, then I’m sure as hell gonna fall for it!
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