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From YouTube: San Bruno Library Presents "Once Upon a Time" #22

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San Bruno Library Presents "Once Upon a Time" #22

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Storytime storytime.

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Storytime storytime.

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Hi boys and girls, and welcome to San Bruno library, presents once upon a time I miss rocky and I work at the san bruno library in the children's department, and some of you may have seen me up there as well as miss Barbara, who is also the children's librarian, and we have a treat for you. We did a skit based on this book, love and roast chicken, it's a folk tale from Peru and it takes place high in the Andes Mountains, where coolly the guinea pig has just discovered a field of delicious sweet grass.

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He is about to feast. When do you Antonio the Fox arrives and spoils his meal and, as always, Fox has an appetite for a guinea pig dinner, but crafty guinea pig has other plans to fool the Fox, so I hope you enjoy our skit and I'll see you later bye.

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Hi, my name is kuya guinea pig and have I got a story to tell you about how I tricked that old, tio Antonio the Fox one day I was going up and down the Andes Mountains searching for some sweet grass to eat when hmm oh, it's tio antoniou. What am I gonna do. uh Oh I have an idea. Okay, ah huh dinner, o tu Antonio! You can't eat me. Don't you know the sky is falling.

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Nonsense, it looks the same.

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As always, that's because I'm holding it up right here with this rock but oh I've, been here all day and I really have to go to the bathroom. Can you just hold the rock up for me for just a few minutes, I'll be right back I promise! Well,.

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It would be terrible the sky fatwood all right just for one minute but hurry back. Okay, you.

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Got it I got it? Okay, it's heavy yeah, sure I got it, don't don't drop it hot. He fell for it. I'll see you later. This.

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Is heavy hey I've been here all day, The Sun has set and that boy hasn't come back yet I got to let this Rocco. Even if the sky falls. Okay, oh hey, the rock is still there and the sky hasn't fallen. That Qui. He has tricked me again and I'll get him next time. I see him.

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More sweet grass for me.

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Tu Antonio, what am I going to do think think think. Think, oh I know I'll, dig a hole in this hillside and watch this.

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There he is I, got.

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You Oh deal went O'neal, you can't eat me, don't you know the world is ending tonight in a rain of fire. You've got to help me dig this hideout, so we can survive I'm.

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Not going to believe you this time well, just.

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Don't blame me when your whiskers are on fire woofers.

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On fire, out of my way, move it I'll. Take this team place, go dig your all.

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Ok, esta bien just to show you what a good friend I am I'll take these rocks and seal up the cave.

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Thank you just remember when the world was ending, I was your last friend. Can.

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You imagine the end of the world, no more dancing by the moonlight with the village girls. No more eating chicken from the farmers flock hey. Could this be another trick from that guinea pig? Let me see outside Oh swaggle, fire everywhere, good thing, I'm safe in here now, I'm going to sleep.

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After a sound night's sleep, tio Antonio looked outside to see what the end of the world looked like.

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Whoa, hmm it's quiet out there. hmm Let's see how the end of the world looks like hey, the Sun is still shining and the birds are flying all over the mountains and the lovely Florinda, the farmer's daughter, she's planting potatoes down in the valley down there. Hey wait a minute.

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What what is this fake fire that quake? He tricked me again, I'll get him next time. I see him.

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This time, I have the best idea I'm just going to put on this disguise here.

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What is my favorite thing to eat in the whole world: sweet grass, but what's even sweeter and greener alfalfa and who has acres and acres of alfalfa. The farmer watch this.

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Let me get the rest of my disguise on here.

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Buenos días, buenos dias Senor do.

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You need any help with the alfalfa. What.

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A small man, yes I, do need help. You can help me right away. Thank you for us. Yes, I feel. Ok with a.

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Great job all day long, I hoed and weeded and watered the alfalfa, but the with the lovely floor, end of the farmer's daughter, but at night I feast, all this food and no Fox in sight. I'm gonna stay here for the rest of my life, whoo.

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Now it's time to check the.

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Now it's time to check my field, see how Maya fella is doing.

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What is this? No alfalfa, someone has been taking all my alfalfa I will get to the bottom of it. I have an idea.

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I'll get this little animal here, make it look like someone is guarding my fields and I'm going to cover it with sticky, SAP, I'm sure to catch something and I'll be back Shh.

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Time for me to have a midnight snack, no need for my disguise. The farmer is asleep. Hey who are you? Are you a friend of florinda's nice to meet you Oh friendly, okay, I can be friendly.

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Hey let go let go me right now. If you don't let go of me. I'm gonna hit you with my head bonk. Oh, oh help.

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I'm stuck oh hey: what is this jay strongbow, so fear, not a farm worker you're, a guinea pig and you've been the one taking all my out. haha Well guess what skinny pig my.

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Daughter, the lovely float and I love roast guinea pig. So let's set you free here, don't go.

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Anywhere, what do you think you're going? I, don't want to be in a dinner right there and.

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I'm going to tie you up, oh nice and tight in.

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Can't get any worse than this, what am I going to do.

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Mm-Hmm think think think I gotta come up with something something oh well.

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Well, Oh to you and don't have here: oh I was lucky for dinner, but I have found my appetizer hey. Why are you all tied up o.

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Tu Antonio, it's all because of love and roast chicken. Two of my favorite.

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Well, you see they've tied me up here until I promise to marry. You know the lovely Florinda. Oh yes, she's due to yeah. She is but they've made me promise to marry her you and then I have to eat big plates of roast chicken every night Wow.

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I'm, imagining that that sounds wonderful but I'm.

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A vegetarian I can't do that.

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Hey hey see, you suffer, I'll, have an idea, ha I'll trade places with you. You.

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I'll untie you and I'll sit down here at all eat roast chicken you'll. Do that for me, of course, out of my way. Okay, all right.

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Let's tie you up all right, oh.

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That's tight, I'm, good you're.

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Good okay, thank you! So much you're welcome! Now I'm tired, I'm just gonna, have a little more alfalfa. I want to be far far away from here in the morning.

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You're, a farmer you have to get up so early to check the fields. Let's see what we've got this morning, what.

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What's this me, I promise teacher chickens every day and I promise me to all over your lovely daughter from now what oh, the GUI, the vegetarian he's, the guinea pig he's a vegetarian. He can't eat meat we traded places. He caught me marry his daughter, oh I, know so like me. Oh, you believe.

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That rascal Jamie Niccolo he believed that all guinea pig haha I what it story, I'm tricked me again, Bonnie sure.

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Did cooee you will never ever trick me again and just.

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To be sure that old tio Antonio stayed far far away from that guinea pig for a long long time. Isn't that right to you Antonio, that's right! The end.

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All cyclists, adults and children should follow standard safety precautions. One of the first and best rules to remember is never.

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Oh man, there's the.

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Pressure works.

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Put the trash in the can.

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Stop look and wave.

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It's not just for making friends it's for saving lives, brought to you by the San Bruno bicycle and pedestrian safety committee and San Bruno, cable, TV,.

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Welcome back, did you like our skit? Well, if you could tell we had a lot of fun doing that skit, and maybe some of you recognized it me and Miss Barbra went to one at some of your schools here in san bruno and we performed that skit, and we also performed here at one of the summer, reading programs, and just so you know you can check out the book here at the library, so I hope you enjoyed it. Can you tell that we have to share a part? Do you remember what part that was?

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If you said the farmer, you were right. We have to share that part. Just the two of us with three characters: you're, so smart. Now we're going to start with story time now, I'm going to read a couple stories and we're going to sing some songs. So why don't we start with let's get together or the more we get together? That's one of my favorite songs. Are you ready? Let's start clapping like this, the more we get together together together, the more we get together.

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The happier we'll be because my friends are your friends and your friends are my friends, so the more we get together, the happier we'll be how about the more we read together, the more we read together together together, the more we read together, the happier we'll be because my friends are your friends and your friends are my friends.

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So the more we be together, the happier we'll be very good, and since we were singing about friends and getting together, my next story is about making friends and being friendly, and it's called this book is titled stand tall, Molly, Lou melon, and it's written by Patti, LaBelle.

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Stand tall, Molly, Lou, melon, Molly, Lou melon stood just taller than her dog and was the shortest girl. In first grade she didn't mind. Her grandma had told her walk past proudly as you can, and the world will look up to you, and so she did.

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Molly Lou melon had buck teeth that stuck out so far. She could stack pennies on them, but she didn't mind. Her grandma had told her smile.

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World will smile right back atcha, and so she did. She showed the biggest smile she had.

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Molly Lou melon had a voice that sounded like a bullfrog being squeezed by a boa constrictor, but guess what she didn't mind. Her grandma had told her sing out clear and strong, and the world will cry tears of joy, and so she did.

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Molly Lou melon was often fumble-fingered. That means she drops things when she's holding them, but guess what she didn't mind. Her grandma had told her believe in yourself and the world will.

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Believe in you, too,.

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And so she did wow she's a juggler. Now.

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Well, Molly, loom Ellen had to move away to a new town and she had to say goodbye to her grandma and all of her friends.

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And she had to make new friends and she had to start a new school.

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On the first day of school, Ronald Durkin called her hey shrimpo in gym class and when the game started, Molly Lou melon, she copped the football ran under the legs of Ronald Dirk and scored a touchdown. All the children thought wow she's good and Ronald erkan felt very foolish.

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On the second day of school, Ronald, Durkin Calder, hey you Buckeye tooth beaver. Well, Molly Lou melon took out her pennies stacked, ten high pennies on her teeth and smiled as big as day all the children smiled with glee and guess who felt foolish Ronald Durkin.

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On the third day of school, Ronald erkan said you sound.

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Like a sick duck, honk honk.

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Well, Molly lumet melon sang out a quack, quack quack, so clear and strong that it made Ronald Durkin somersault backwards, hit his head and have to go to the nurse. All the children cried with joy to be free of Ronald erken for the rest of the afternoon and Ronald Durkin felt very foolish and then on the fourth day of school, Ronald Durkin said that she'd made the snowflake all wrong, but Molly Lou melon opened up her paper and revealed the most beautiful snowflake of all and all the children went ooh and ahh.

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Even Ronald Durkin.

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On the fifth day of school, Ronald Durkin brought Molly Lou melon, a stacking penny for her tooth and smiled at her is Ronald Durkin being friendly. Now, I think he is that night Molly Lou melon took out a pencil and paper wrote a letter to Grandma, and it said dear grandma I wanted to tell you that everything you told me was exactly right: love, Molly, Lou, melon and there's grandma reading her letter, the end I hope you enjoyed this story about making friends and being nice to one another.

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When someone new comes to your school, oh right, we're going to put that book right there and let's do another song for the little ones for the toddler's.

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Let's have our hands up like this and then let's shut them like that, are you ready? Do you know what song we're gonna sing open, shut them? That's right, open, shut them, open, shut them, give a little clap, clap, clap, open, shut them, open, shut them put them in your lap, lap, lap creep them crawl and creep them crawled and ride up to your chin. Chin chin open up your little mouth, but do not let them in don't let them in very good.

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You can put it behind your back or you can put them on your head, but don't let your fingers in your mouth? Okay, let's see, let's do another song, how about ten little fingers two little hands. Do you remember this song? Let's count to ten one, two, three, four: five, six, seven, eight! Nine ten! Are you ready? Let's sing, two little hands, ten little fingers two little hands. Ten little fingers two little hands.

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Ten little fingers sing along with me: 123 little fingers, four five, six little finger, seven, eight, nine little fingers and one more makes ten. Did you say ten, very good. All right well, I think, it's time to say goodbye. Let's do our goodbyes on before we leave ready good bye. My friends goodbye, my friends. It's time to go it's time to go. It will very nice to be with all of you. Good, bye, good, bye, great I had so much fun with you.

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I hope you enjoyed the skit and I hope the next time you come into the library you say, hi to me, miss rocky or to miss Barbara. We love to see you come into the library and don't forget you can check out all of these books that are read on story time at the library hope to see you soon bye.

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Sit me down and let the snail begin.

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I myself in storytime again.

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Storytime storytime.

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Story time story.

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