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Our neighbors are moving in!

Today's the day I get a new playmate!

Today's also the day you clean that up.

Hey, Sheep, did you hear?

There's a new family moving in across the road.

I didn't know the old family.

They literally fed you table scraps every night.

Uh, I guess I never had time to look at their faces.

Speaking of scraps, I sure could go for a snack right now.

That mean tall girl has me on a diet.

I haven't had a good meal since I ate her favorite shawl.

If you ate anything of mine, a diet would be the least of your concerns.

Maybe they have a daughter just like me, with my sense of humor and my imagination.

Maybe she's my long-lost twin!

You don't have a twin. I would know.

What's so funny?

I'm just thinking about the inside jokes my new neighbor friend and I will have.

You had to be there.

Uh-huh.

Abby, we don't know who is moving in. They may not have a daughter at all.

A boy would be fine too.

I already have Joshua, but like I say, the more the merrier.

Hopefully they like figs.

Well, you worked very hard to buy that fig tree and beautiful pot.

I'm sure they'll love such a thoughtful gift, whoever they are.

You know, I better make sure it's not poisonous, for the safety of all.

Sheep, stop eating our stuff.

You eat one basket, they never trust you again.

- I thought you ate a shawl. - I did.

Sorry. Call it a combo meal.

The floor?

Uh...

Fine.

I needed a bath anyway.

Ta-da, good as new.

Okay. You can go.

You know what? It's hard to be mad when I'm so impressed.

I am impressive.

This is going to be the best day ever.

Are there any toys on the cart?

Excuse me, do you happen to have a funny, sweet daughter

between the ages of five and ten?

- As a matter of fact, I do. - Yes, I knew it!

But this isn't my house. I'm just helping with the stuff.

Oh. Then what adorable playmate is moving in here?

Uh... over there.

I don't think you know what "adorable" means.

But maybe she's a kid at heart.

Welcome to the neighborhood.

Stop moving.

You're kicking up dust.

Uh, I'm your neighbor, Abby. I live right across the street.

What's your name?

Dinah, and that's my husband, Bart.

- What do you want? - Never mind.

Then be a dear and get off my lawn.

Huh. Kind of reminds me of the first time we met.

No way. You weren't nearly as likable as that old lady.

That's her.

She doesn't look like a monster.

That's how monsters fool you.

They look all weak and innocent,

and then they yell at you to get off their lawn.

She's also fooling you by calling that a lawn.

So you didn't give her the fig tree?

No way.

She doesn't deserve a gift.

So true. It can live happily in my four stomachs.

Sheep, no!

Ugh!

Ugh, it's like no one wants to feed me their favorite fig trees today.

I have to find a safe place out of Sheep's reach for Bernice to grow.

- Who's Bernice? - The plant. Keep up.

Oh, please, be quick. I'm afraid of heights.

I get dizzy just standing on my tiptoes.

Enjoy the sun, Bernice.

You're safe up here. No Sheep, and no mean Dinah.

She's even mean to her food.

Whoa!

Oh!

I just need to say goodnight to Bernice.

You know we have a ladder, right?

Yeah, but ladders aren't fun to talk to.

Bernice!

What happened to you?

Keep it down. People are trying to sleep.

Dinah's not exactly the neighbor you hoped for, is she?

No, we're not quite the same age.

Well, on the bright side,

you could ask her what it was like building the pyramids.

Quiet!

Whoa!

Bernice needs water now.

We have to plant her by the sea before it's too late.

Aw, she looks terrible.

Joshua! Don't kick a plant when she's down.

Sorry.

I'm telling you, she just needs to put that plant out of its misery

and into my mouth.

What? No, Abby cares about that thing.

Do you ever just try and feel what others around you are feeling?

If you mean that you're also hungry, then...

No, Sheep. I still haven't forgotten the doll you ate.

A doll too?

I may have a problem.

Whoa, the ground is hard here.

It's so rocky. Bernice can't survive in ground like this.

And she's wilting more and more by the second. What am I going to do?

A sower went out to sow.

It's Rabbi.

- Careful, Abby. - Rabbi always gives the best lessons.

Come on, hurry. Look.

Some seeds fell along the path.

And the birds came and devoured them.

Those are some desperate birds.

Other seeds fell on rocky ground, where they did not have much soil.

Jesus is talking about the rocky ground. Maybe he knows where we can plant Bernice.

Shh! The tax collector.

My abba says not to trust that guy.

As for what was sown on rocky ground,

this is the one who hears the word,

and immediately receives it with joy,

yet he has no root.

This is one of his parables.

When tribulation or persecution arises on account of the word,

he immediately falls away.

I know what this parable means.

Dinah is rocky ground. She has a hard heart. The end.

What about your heart, Abby?

You were excited to meet the new neighbor, but when Dinah was mean, you just gave up.

Joshua's got guts.

Hmm.

It's hard to show God's love when someone is being so mean.

Yeah, it is.

Abby, Jesus looks like he's up to something.

Andrew, I'm coming.

I'll take this side.

A little more.

Okay, just a little bit more. Push it.

I've never seen so many fish.

Look, Jesus is smiling too.

- I don't believe my eyes. - Are you seeing this?

Do you see that?

Joshua, let's go be dirt.

You know, the good kind. Soil.

Ah, just come on.

Look at all of these fish!

Shalom, Dinah.

Stop moving. You're kicking up dust.

Don't be rocky ground. Don't be rocky ground.

I brought you and Bart a housewarming gift.

Huh?

Oh.

How thoughtful.

Thank you. What a lovely gift.

Uh...

You're welcome.

It's a fig tree. Although it's not looking so good.

I...

I love figs.

Sorry I yelled at you.

It's just Bart's sick.

He has trouble breathing, and the dust makes it worse.

You know what? That revelation justifies her brashness, don't you think?

Yes, I do know what all those words mean.

Poor Bart. I'm so sorry you're not feeling well.

I'm constantly sweeping, but I just can't seem to get my house clean enough.

Hmm.

Oh, Sheep.

Please.

Fine, but only this once.

This is humiliating.

- The dust, it's gone. - I think this sheep deserves some figs.

I can breathe.

You know, I'm also available to work weekends.