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San Bruno Library Presents "Once Upon a Time" #16
"Pig Stories"

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Storytime storytime.

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Hi kids welcome to San Bruno library presents once upon a time and I'm miss rocky and I work at the San Bruno library, and some of you have seen me at story time today, you're seeing me on TV and I'm so excited to be here, we're going to start with our welcoming song. Are you ready good morning good morning? How are you, how are you very well, I thank you very well. I thank you. How about you? How about you very good?

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Now you may not be seeing me in the morning, maybe you're, seeing me in the evening. So, let's sing good evening good evening good evening. How are you, how are you very well, I thank you very well. I thank you. How about you? How about you very good? Let's do another song that I, like a lot, is the more we get together. Are you ready, I think you know the song here goes 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 very good. How about the more we read together and I? Want you to clap with me, okay, ready, 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, so, the more maybe together the happier we'll be good job.

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Now, let's start with our first story, who I like this story, and it's called my lucky day: is it your lucky day today, who's.

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Lucky day, do you think this is? Is that the pigs or the Fox is we're going to find out, and this book is by keiko casa and you can get this book at the library.

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My lucky day, one day a hungry Fox was preparing to hunt for his dinner as he polished his claws. He was startled by a knock at the door who.

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Hey rabbit, someone yelled outside are you home, rabbit thought the Fox. If there were any rabbits in here, I'd have E and then for breakfast.

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When the fox open the door, there stood a delicious-looking piglet, oh no screamed the piglet. Oh, yes, cried. The Fox. You've come to the right place and he grabbed the piglet and hauled him inside so far. It's the fox's lucky day. Isn't it.

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Must be my lucky day, the Fox shouted. How often does dinner come knocking on the door, the piglet kicked and squealed. Let me go. Let me go sorry. Pal said the Fox. This isn't just any dinner. It's a pig roast my favorite now get into that roasting. Pan.

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It was useless struggling for little piglet, all right side. The piglet I will. But there is just one thing: what growled the Fox well I am a pig you know and I'm filthy dirty.

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You wash me first, it's just a thought. Mr. Fox, hmm the Fox said to himself. You are filthy.

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So the Fox got busy collecting twigs and then he made a fire and then he carried in some water huh he's sweating looks pretty heavy and finally, he gave the piglet a nice warm bath.

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You're, a terrific scrubber said the piglet.

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There said the Fox now you're the cleanest piglet in the county. You stay still now all right side. The pig I will, but you know, but what growled the Fox well I am a very small piglet. You know shouldn't you fatten me up to get more meat. It's just a thought. Mr. Fox, hmm the Fox said to himself. You are on the small side.

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So the Fox got busy, he picked some fresh tomatoes and he made spaghetti mmm and he baked some chocolate chip cookies and finally, he.

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Gave the piglet a nice dinner you're.

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A terrific cook said the piglet mmm that looks good to eat, spaghetti and chocolate chip cookies. There said the Fox now you're the fattest piglet in the county so get into the oven all right side. The piglet I will. But you know what what one now shouted the Fox. Well, you know I am a hard-working Pig. My meat is awfully tough shouldn't. You massage me first to make me tender for your tender roast. It's just a fact. Mr. Fox, hmm the Fox said to himself I do prefer tender meat.

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So the Fox got busy, he started to massage his pig, it piglets head and then his arms and his shoulders and he pushed and he pushed as he's massaging his legs he squeezed and he pounded the piglet from head to toe Oh. Mr. Fox, you give a terrific massage said the piglet, hmm but the piglet continued I've been working really hard. Lately my back is awfully stiff. Could you push a little bit harder? Mr. Fox a little bit to the right? Please? Oh yes,.

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And a little bit to the left- oh that's great! Oh! It feels so good, Kurt plink! Mr. Fox! Are you there? What.

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Happened did mr. Fox get too tired, massaging piglet I think so mr. Fox was no longer listening. He had passed out exhausted from all the work he had done. He couldn't lift a finger, let alone a roasting, pan poor mr. Fox side, the piglet he's had a busy day, then the cleanest, fattest and softest piglet in the county picked up the rest of his cookies and headed for home.

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What a bath, what a dinner, what a massage cried the piglet! This must be my lucky day and off. He ran back home with his cookies and when he got home the piglet relaxed before a warm fire. Let's see he wondered looking at his address book who shall I visit next and here he is. He already cropped up crossed off mr. Fox and coyote. Who do you think he will visit next Oh.

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Mr. bear be, and so who's lucky day was it the piglets right. You guessed it. The piglet.

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Very good now we're going to do another song with pigs and we're going to.

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Do the little piggies- and here is my puppet and it comes with a book and how many piggies do you see here? There's one two, three four five.

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We're going to open up our booklet here.

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This little piggy went to market wink, wink wink and this little.

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Piggy stayed home like wink, wink.

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This little piggy had a cookie like going going going clink, and this.

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Little piggy had fun having fun on the swing, and this little.

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Piggy said we we, we all the way home now.

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It's time for a break so go and get a glass of water or a glass of juice and I'll see you back here in about two minutes: all right: I'll.

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Be seeing you soon bye.

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Welcome back boys and girls now we're going to start with a song, and you know this one. This is Old MacDonald had a farm and I want you to clap with me like this. Okay, we're going to start singing old mcdonald, old macdonald had a farm eieio and on that farm he had a cow eieio with a moo moo here and a moo moo there. Here, a moo there, a Moo everywhere, a moo moo, Old MacDonald had a farm eieio and on that farm he had a pig.

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What does a pic say, Mike oink, eieio,.

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With the oink oink gear and I point point there here, a oink there, a oink everywhere, a point point: Old MacDonald had a farm eieio and on that farm he had a cat.

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Does the cat say, did you say meow very good, eieio.

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With a meow meow here and help me out there here, I meow Jeremy out everywhere, I'm yummy out both MacDonald had a farm eieio and on that farm he had a horse.

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Eieio was a horse neigh neigh, with.

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The NeNe Kiran, hey there, a neigh everywhere, a neigh neigh Old MacDonald had a farm eieio.

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What else did he have in his farm and on this farm he had a chicken eie yo with the pop up here and a bump up.

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There here a baa there, a baa everywhere, a.

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Old MacDonald had a farm eieio and on that.

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Farm he had a dog was a dog.

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Say you know ruff ruff eieio.

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With the rough gear and a ruff ruff.

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Their ear, a rough, very rough everywhere, ruff ruff Old.

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Macdonald had a farm eieio and on that farm he had a sheep. What.

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Do the sheep's a mad, very good eieio, with.

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A bat back here and a bat back there here am at their about everywhere, a bat bat Old MacDonald had a farm eieio. What else did he have? We.

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Can't forget: what is this? It's a.

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Is the tricky say with the gobble gobble here and a gobble gobble there here a gobble there, a gobble everywhere, a gobble gobble Old MacDonald had a farm eieio and one.

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More animal Oh, two more: what is this a duck? Did you say a duck very good? What does it ducks say? Quack quack.

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Quack very good.

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Eieio with a quack quack here and a quack there here, a quack there, a quack everywhere, a quack quack Old MacDonald had a farm eieio. We.

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Have one more animal? What else did he have a frog? What is the frog say? What does he say? Did you say ribbit you're right? He.

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Says ribbit with the ribbit.

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Ribbit here and a ribbit ribbit there here, a rivet there, a ribbit everywhere, ribbit Old MacDonald had a farm eieio, very good, good job, boys and girls. We're going to leave our animals.

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Here, they're going to be playing around in the farm and speaking now, the next story, I'm going to read, is called bed hogs and what kind of animal do you see on this picture? A pig yes I'm reading stories about pigs today and this book is by Kelly depuis ce o--, and this is a funny story, fed hogs, ooh.

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That's a big pig there.

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South Dakota in a sloppy stuff, East I there is an itchy old straw bed where the bed hugs pile hi.

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Of course, the mama and the papa take lots of space in bed, but so do sisters rose and flow and big blue ribbon ed each night, the Hogs pack into bed they squeeze and groan and grunt like wink, but underneath the ton of them squeals loudmouth little runt wink.

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Wink I'm squished I'm squashed, I'm buried in this heap you're hogging up my space in bed, I'll, never get to sleep.

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Do you see him down here he's up a very bottom.

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Rows the reigning beauty queen is tender, pink and sweet, but more than just a pretty face. Rose has some stinky feet. Pu.

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Runt gave sweet rose, a little shove she tumbled out of bed and that left five hogs in the pile rent, snuggled in and said ah much better.

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He look more comfortable now he does big sister flows, a tidy hog groomed neat from head to tail, but late at night. She drools enough to fill, make milking pail. Oh.

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Little runt he's getting all wet, so rent gave big flow, a little push and she slipped right out of bed that left for hogs in the pile rent, snuggled in and said.

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Looks comfortable now.

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Brother, ed is quite a ham. He jokes give him to the give him the giggles, but when he has a funny dream, the hog bag shakes and giggles.

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Stop I can't sleep.

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Runt tickled ed behind the ear and laughed right out of bed that left three hogs in the pile, runt snuggled in and said ah much.

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Looks comfy now.

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Mama dances in her sleep she spins and twirls and hops, but all that fancy footwork me he's a swift kick in the chops ouch little runt just got, kicked runt swung his mama round and round, and she two-stepped off the bed that left two hogs in the pile, runt snuggled in and said ah much better.

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Papa hardly moves at all he still, as he still has fleas and muck, but from his snout there comes a snore that rumbles like a truck I.

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Runt sprinkled fresh black pepper into Papa's nosy snout that sneezing really did the trick. His Papa hog fell out. Now there was one hog in the bed. Ah-Choo said: Papa pig.

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Just one sleepyhead, no mama, no Papa, no sisters and no it rent hunkered down beneath the straw down there in the stack he closed his eyes and hollered loud.

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Hey you guys come back I'm, cold and I'm scared.

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I'm lonely in this heap. Without you all hugging up the bed, I'll never get some sleep. So all the hugs came running and hopped back into bed, mama papa rose and flow and Big Blue, Ribbon ed.

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Ensui South Dakota and an itchy old straw bed, the bed hugs piled high, again snuggled in and said ah much better, and here it says oh and the end. That was funny. Wasn't it do you know a bed hog I do now we're going to read the next story, and this is Otis by Jamie, bynum and Otis is taking a bath.

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Let's see Otis was a very fine Pig. He had soft and silky hairs and pink pink skin. How such a neat pig was born to such a sloppy family was anyone's guess.

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When his brothers played rugby in the swamp, Otis kept score on the sidelines.

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When his sister's played tag in the wallow, Otis counted butter cups in the grass he didn't like to play in the mud, Otis tried very hard to remain a spotless pig, but making friends wasn't easy.

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His momma told him sunday Otis, you will like the mud and Otis replied. Oh mama, I, don't think so.

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Otis imagine mud oozing around his hooves, making a sticky sucking noise as he lifted one foot, then the other, and then he imagined mud drawing on his skin, leaving dirty patches all over his pink pink body. Oh, he didn't like that. Even when he did his chores Otis managed to stay clean. While his brothers weeded the corn Otis hauled the weeds away, careful not to get a spot of mud on his pink pink self.

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While his sisters picked the ripe corn Otis sorted the good ears from the bad making sure not a bit of dirt soiled him. Otis doesn't like to get dirty.

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Otis was lonely all the other pigs loved mud, but no matter how hard he tried. He just couldn't stand the stuff.

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His Papa told him someday Otis. You will like the mud and Otis replied, Oh, papa I, don't think so.

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One day as Otis returned from the garden, he heard a small croaky sob there by the wallow, sat a little frog, crying softly ribbit.

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Little frog, why are you crying Otis asked I've lost my favorite ball in the middle of the mud, ribbit ribbit little frog said: well, that's not so bad go, get it Otis said, but I can't I can't cross the mud little frog wailed. Well, why not asked Otis frogs love, mud and all things swampy? Not this frog! Little frog cried! Please wait in and get my ball. Froggy pigs, love, pigs, love, mud and all things sloppy.

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Not this pig Otis replied little frog stopped crying and croaked a little laugh otis point a little giggle oink oink I have an idea. Otis said I'll hold on to this branch and you can hop out to get your ball. That's a fine idea. Little frog said, and that is what they did and the rest of the afternoon Otis and little frog, tossed the ball back and forth on the nice clean grass and from that day, on the two friends play together everywhere, except of course in the mud.

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The and and this book was by janie, Bynum. Well, I hope you had fun to date. Boys and girls. I had a great time with all of you and I hope to see you at the.

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Library, let's say goodbye, see you next time.

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So sit me down and let the smell begin.

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I myself in storytime again.

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Storytime storytime.

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Story, time story time so.