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BREMERTON "Monique, make your Willy Wonka face," demands Kira Fitz-Williams. Eight-year-old Monique Chance squints her face up and sticks her tongue out at her best friend. Peals of little girl laughter ring out like bells jangling in the quiet, Central Kitsap air.
They have a dance recital at 7 p.m., but that's hours away. On this golden Friday afternoon, nothing is so important as bouncing barefoot on the trampoline in Monique's grandparents' yard.See the full content of this document
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Disfigurement Doesn't Slow Girl, 8, Down
"Ring around the rosies, pockets full of posies," they sing loudly, holding hands and whipping 'round in a fast, bouncy circle.
In the blur of motion, they are mirror images of one another; little girls with messy hair ...See the full content of this document
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