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From YouTube: San Bruno Library Presents Once Upon a Time #50

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San Bruno Library Presents Once Upon a Time
Storytime 50
"Families"
Taped by San Bruno Cable
April 2012
trt 28:27

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Story, time story, time story, time.

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Hi and welcome to once upon a time the San Bruno public, library's, cable storytime today I have lots of really interesting books, but first, let's sing our welcome song. Are you ready here? We go we're glad you're here today we're glad you're here today: hi-ho the Mary. Oh we're glad you're here today. We're glad you're here today we're glad you're here today, hi-ho the Mary. Oh we're glad you're here today.

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I am glad that you're here today we have so many good books, and today I brought one of my favorite books called pirate boy by Eve bunting.

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Danny and his mom were reading a book called pirate boy when they came to the end. Danny said mom. What, if I, want to be a pirate and sail away on a pirate ship? Oh.

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Then I will be sad, mom said, but mom Danny asked what, if I don't like it on the pirate ship and I want to come back home.

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Then I will ask a nice friendly dolphin to take me out to that pirate ship and we will bring you home okay, but mom. What if you can't find a nice friendly, dolphin I will find one, but if I can't I will swim out to the pirate ship. Okay.

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But mom what if there are sea monsters and they want to heat you up. Oh look at the sea monsters.

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Then I will spray them with my magic spray and they will get smaller and smaller and they will be as small as your goldfish look. She sprayed them so small.

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Okay, what, if you get to the pirate ship and the pirates like me and don't want me to go I- will tell them that you are my little boy and I am taking you mom said.

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Okay, but mom what if they're bigger than you hmm I, will spray them with my magic spray and they will get smaller and smaller.

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They will be no bigger than bugs okay, but mom I didn't know you had a magic spray. Can I see it I.

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Do have a magic spray, mom said: I cooked it up today and put it in this spray bottle. So we will be ready. Okay, but mom after you spray the Pirates and they're small small small, and they can't hurt us. How will we get home I.

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Think the dolphin will be waiting for us, but if he isn't, you and I will take over the pirate ship and we will sail it to summer beach. My best Beach and can I be the pirate captain, aye aye captain. And then what will we do? We'll leave the pirate ship on the beach and we'll run all the way home.

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Okay but mom what happened to the Pirates now they are as small as bugs and we won't be able to sail their pirate ship and they were not really bad. Pirates I.

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Will leave the magic spray? They can spray themselves big and sail away, and the label says magic, water for monsters and pirates, 12 and up spray one time to shrink two times to grow.

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Okay and mom can we play on summer beach before we run all the way home, absolutely mom said we'll find shells and sea pebbles and make a sandcastle. Then we'll go home. Okay! Well, daddy, be there.

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He will and can I be the one to tell him about the pirates and the sea monsters and the magic spray and about being captain of the ship you can and we'll all have cookies and milk I. Don't see why not and mom I'm gonna give you the biggest cookie on the plate, because you are the bravest mom in the whole world, okay and mom. If I decide to go to the moon and I, don't like it there will you come and get me.

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I will okay, mom here's your cookie and he gave his mom the biggest cookie II and that's pirate boy. They had a really good adventure together. Didn't they so much fun all right? Well, let's read about some special time up with a boy and his Papa, his dad every Friday by Dan yeah Kirino, and he has a special note at the beginning of this book that says every Friday, my son, Michael and I have breakfast together at the corner diner since he turned 3.

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This has been our special time together and our favorite day of the week. I hope that you too will start a little tradition like ours. Let's read about this special tradition with his son, Friday is my favorite day.

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Every Friday dad and I leave the house early.

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Even if it is cold snowing, sunny or raining.

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We see the shops open up and the building on the corner going up bit by bit as they build it.

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We look at lots of things along the way. Three more blocks to go says dad.

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Everyone is rushing, but we're taking our time.

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We get friendly waves from the newspaper man, the lady on the bench, the woman, walking dogs, the moving men, and we give them right back.

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We count the dogs one two, three, four five and I mail. Our letters with a little bit of help come on I, say only one more block to go.

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At last, breakfast at the diner.

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Let me guess: Rosa, the waitress says pancakes right, we look at the window and we watch all the people hurry by.

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While we eat dad and I talk about all sorts of things,.

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But soon it's time for us to go see you next Friday says Rosa.

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Already I can't wait the end every Friday bye, Dan yeah Kirino. Well, that's a really fun tradition. Isn't it to go on a special day with your father to have breakfast, or maybe it's a special day that you always go to the park, all kinds of fun things can become traditions between you and your Papa. All right, we have another father book called my father is taller than a tree by Joseph, Bruce Shaq, and it's illustrated by Wendy Anderson Halperin, all kinds of fathers in this book. Every page is different.

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My father lifts me up so high that both of my hands can touch the sky. Look! It's the Golden Gate Bridge that Papa and Sun are in San Francisco.

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We rake the leaves out in our yard. Working together, isn't hard.

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Dad takes me with him into town I help him find his way around. Look. He has a therapy dog and his Sonny is helping him find his way around.

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Pop shows me how to ride a bike I'm too grown-up, now for a trike.

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We walked together in the park and I hold his hand when it gets dark.

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He Pat's my back when I feel sad. He understands cuz he's my dad.

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Me Papa likes to hear me sing, he's very good at listening.

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Dad knows the times I like to hide and win to call me back inside.

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Pop doesn't need to buy me stuff just being with him. Is enough.

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My father is taller than a tree, but sometimes he looks up at me.

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Sometimes, when he sees me frown, my dad is funnier than a clown.

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Paul waits for me when I go slow because the streets are deep with snow.

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Papa reads to me: every single night until he says that's all sleep tight.

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When I grow up and have a kid we'll do all the things that dad and I did and Wow all of those kids and their fathers did some really fun things together. There's all kinds of families, we're gonna sing, a song about all kinds of families, and maybe it sounds a little bit like yours and we're going to do some signs today, too, we're gonna do father and mother and sister and brother and family and special and houses and others. So many signs to learn all right. Let's sing our song together.

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Now that you've seen me do some of those signs. Some have fathers, some have mothers, some have sisters, some have brothers. In some houses there are others every family, special Wow, I hope you know that your family is special and that you love your mama and papa, and your brothers and sisters too, if you have them we're gonna, read some more about momma's and Papas and their kids in the second half of our show. I hope you come back to join us, see you soon. Bye, bye,.

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The maid would clean up after us.

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Think of it as the maids day off, please clean up after yourself keep San Bruno clean.

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I and welcome back to San Bruno library's cables, storytime once upon a time, I'm, Miss, Susan and today I'm reading, all kinds of books about mothers and fathers and children and the fun things that we all do together and how much we love each other. Our first book for the second half today is called little raccoons. Big question by Miriam shine and pictures by Ian shown are.

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Weedon, do you love me most of all said little raccoon to his mother.

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Is it when I wake up and open my eyes and poke my nose into your fur? Is it then, oh.

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No said his mother, that's not when I love you most well. Let's see said little raccoon.

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Thought is it at feeding time when I wash my paws and wash my food and a very neat when I eat? Is it, then, is that when you love me most, oh.

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No said his mother, that's not when I love, you most all right, said little raccoon and he thought, while he brushed his teeth.

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Is it on long afternoons when I play in the trees with the other raccoons? Is that the time that you love me most of all? Oh.

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No said his mother, that's not when I love you most little raccoon had to think a while mm-hmm. Okay, now I know he said.

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It's when you see how well I can swim all the way across the pond and back again he was pretty sure now. That's when you love me most of all, it must be then.

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It's true said his mother, you are a very good swimmer and I am proud of you, but that's not the special time when I love you most of all Oh bye. Now little raccoon was almost running out of ideas.

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Well, he said: is it when it's cold and we huddle all close in the den and peek out and watch the snow come down? Is it then it must be, then there they are looking out the window.

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No said his mother. That's not when I love you most. Where is it then said little raccoon? It must be some time. Is it now, at the end of the day, when I'm all sleepy and tired? Oh, it must be now. His eyes were just about closed.

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Yes said: mother raccoon, it's now she stroked his head. Now is the time when I love you most of all. Do you know why.

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Because there is no special time, I love you all the time. So, whatever time day of night, it happens to be that's the time. I love you most, my little raccoon.

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Little raccoon looked up, you mean right now. Yes, right now said his mother, it's always right now and she gave him a little raccoon kiss on his little raccoon nose. He was so sleepy. He almost did not feel it oh good. He said, and little and soon little raccoon was fast asleep.

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My night little raccoon, that's little raccoons big question. Well, he found out that his mama loves him best all the time. All right. Let's read because I am your daddy by Sheree north and illustrated by Marcellus Hall, there's that little girl and her papa.

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If I were a pilot, I would fly to your school and your friends would all look up and say: your daddy is so cool there they come if I were a Slugger. I would spot you in the stands and swing. My bat to hit the ball straight into your hands.

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If I were a scientist, we would dig up ancient bones and find the biggest dinosaur the world has ever known there. She is sitting on top of that dinosaur. Oh, my goodness, if I were a carpenter, I would use my saw and drill to build two wooden go-karts built for racing down the hill. Sure.

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If I were a drummer, I would lead a marching band and you would ride my shoulders in parades across the land.

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If I were a ranger, I would share my hideaway, so we could peek across the creek, where wolf, pups drink and play up there. They are watching the wolf pups.

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If I were a surfer, I would take you on my board and ride a wall of water as it tumbles towards the shore Wow. How lucky.

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If I were a director, I would cast you as my star. Your face would light up movie screens in cities near and far there. They are at the movie premiere.

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If I were an explorer, I would guide you through dark caves. Stalactites lined with glowworm lights would help us find our way. Wow. Look at that cave, there's some bats hanging down. What a cool place to explore if I were an inventor I would make a hi-tech treehouse that pops open a treehouse when you turn the secret key Wow, what a fancy treehouse!

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If I were a librarian, we could venture anywhere wherever we decide to go. A book would take us there.

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If I were a musher, we would glide on Arctic snow and gaze up as the Northern Lights put on their brilliant show, mush mush mush. He says to the dogs.

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If I were a Martian, then you would be one too. Our spaceship would have cosmic bowling and a robot crew, wouldn't that be fun to go bowling in an alien spaceship and if I were a wizard I would make your dreams come true.

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Because I am your daddy I would do anything for you the end Wow. They went on a lot of adventures together thinking and imagining about what they would be doing. If her daddy had all those different kinds of jobs. All right. We have mamas coming home by Kate Banks pictures by Tomek, buh, buh, buh gawky.

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Sometimes Mama's work, don't they. This is a book about waiting at home for Mama to come home from work. The clock goes tick tock on the wall. The phone is ringing down. The hall shops are closing for the day, Mama's coming home.

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Papa turns the oven on ties an apron round. His waist horns are blaring whistles, blowing Mama's coming home.

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Boys are sprawling on the floor. Babies crawling toward the door, the sidewalk throbs, with footsteps Mama's coming home.

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Papa's rolling pizza, dough, laying sausage row by row. The station platform fills with crowds Mama's coming home, maybe she's taking barks. The dog is howling loudly growling at the cat. The train moves slowly down the track. Mama's coming home.

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Papa feeds the baby scolds the boys, the dog, the cat Mama's coming home. He says people clamber off. The train. Clouds are swelling fast, with rain Mama's coming home.

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Now the dog is munching crunching on a bone, Thunder clapping rain coats, flapping Mama's coming home boys have got the table made laid with plates and silverware eager feet are hastening mama's coming home.

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Baby's legs are turning churning like a riverboat, the street lights flicker on, like stars, Mama's coming home boys are picking up their toys. The cat is licking doggies ears footsteps, hurry up the walk, Mama's coming home.

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Little faces beaming gleaming in the window, pane kisses, flying no more crying Mama's at the door.

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Mama's home and what are they eating? The pizza that Papa was making while she was coming home the end while Papa and all the boys were getting things ready, they got dinner ready and got the table ready for everyone to enjoy dinner together, didn't they. That was a really great book. Sometimes maybe you'll help your Papa get dinner ready for when your mama is coming home from work.

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Well, I hope you enjoyed all the stories that we read today about mothers and fathers and children and all the good and fun things that we can do together and how much we love each other. Please come to the san bruno library to check out some of the books that you heard today or maybe enjoy storytime with either me or miss Barbara or miss Rocky. All right, it's time for our goodbye song. Are you ready here? We go well, it's time to say goodbye to our friends. Well, it's time to say goodbye to our friends.

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Well, it's time to say goodbye, make a smile and wave goodbye. Well, it's time to say goodbye to our friends, bye, bye! So.

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Story, time story time.

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