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From YouTube: San Bruno Library Presents "Once Upon a Time" #56

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San Bruno Library Presents "Once Upon a Time" Storytime #56
with Miss Louella
Taped by San Bruno Cable
August 2013
trt 28:13

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Story, time story, time story, time.

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Hi and welcome to the San Bruno Public Library presents once upon a time: I'm Louella I'm, Maria, felicidad Luanne Amati on albornoz Angeles, but you can call me Miss Louella I work at the San Bruno public library and the South San Francisco Public Library and the Burlingame Public Library and Daly City Public, Library and I also work at the South San Francisco School District I work in the schools do and I'm also an actress you might find me in the children's room all the time at the San Bruno Public Library yeah.

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That's me and I love reading. For now. Why don't? We read once upon a time.

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Once upon a time we're reading together.

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By John Prater early in the morning cat and me not much to do not much to see dad's off to work now mum's up to not much to see not much to do.

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Days getting older, Sun's up high wave to a little girl hurrying by.

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Mom's cleaning windows, there's a bear he's making a fuss about a chair.

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Why'd my tricycle for a while. Why is that wolf saying? Come this way, I.

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Like jumping too and throw the wolves, howling he's hurt his doe.

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Mom's drinking coffee by the door I can jaw that far and more.

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Suns going down now in the sky here is dad whom, again we say, hi.

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That's wishing dishes: oh, not wishing sorry hmm what kind of reading was that that's dad's, washing dishes, I look out, did I hear someone prowling about.

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Time for my story, I on and say nothing much happened around here today.

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But if you read it again here is the family: what happens to the little boys cat?

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Did you see the three little pigs there who wants to blow their house in and Goldilocks and the three bears who fixes the broken chair: hey, diddle diddle? Can you sing the song about the cat and the fiddle, the giant?

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Whose tail does he step on the witch? Why does she get angry humpty-dumpty.

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Can you say a rhyme about him, Little Red, Riding Hood, what happens to her? They were all in the pages. Did you see them so read again and find them.

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That's when he hurts to look I'm Dee Dumpty, he fell.

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Let Gold Alexis reading all those once upon a time characters were in there. I hope you found them. hmm That was fun, finding the characters in the stories. hmm There's this other story that I'd like to read with you I.

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Love this story: I love, um lovable, it's by Dan, yeah Karina. Let's find out what this is gonna be about.

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Alfred was unlovable.

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At least that's what the cat told him every chance he got.

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A mercy, no one could love you.

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Alfred tried his best to ignore the remarks, but it was difficult, especially since the cat had taught the parrot to say.

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Alfred walked by the goldfish gurgled in agreement.

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What was it that made him unlovable his snoring.

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The way that he ate.

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His little curly tail.

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None of the neighborhood dogs would have a thing to do with him. His.

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Mouth is this long to hold a ball a big.

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German Shepherd Smith sneered his legs.

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Are way too short for running slippered.

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A greyhound, a pampered poodles, chuckle.

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Bena Shrek.

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Growl, the Doberman you.

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Couldn't even scare a mailman.

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Alfred didn't like staying in the house since the cat was always making fun of him. The parrot was always talking and the goldfish was always gurgling in agreement. Love me so Alfred spent most of his time alone in the backyard.

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New family moved in next door. Alfred tried to see if they had a dog who might be his friend, but he was too little to look over the fence.

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As he was sniffing around, he heard something on the other side, Oh.

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Alfred called hi came the answer. I Rex I, just moved in my name is Alfred and without thinking he blurted out I'm a golden retriever glad to meet you Rex replied.

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Alfred and Rex talked for hours. Alfred said he likes sleeping in the Sun dog food and scratching Rex did to Rex said he hated bats and going to the vet. Alfred did too it began to get dark soon.

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It was time for dinner and they both went inside that night Alfred thought about how much he liked Rex and how much they had in common. Then he thought about the fib. Fib is like a line he had told Alfred was sure they'd be friends as long as Rex never saw how unlovable he was.

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The next day, when Alfred and Rex were chatting a squirrel jumped onto the fence between them, they both barked at it. The squirrel took one look at Alfred and climbed up a tree. Rex said, yes, sure sure that's pretty low who's, boss, Alfred, but Alfred was thinking. If Rex ever sees me he'll run away too.

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I'm going to dig a hole under the fence.

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I'm going to dig a hole under the fence, Rex said one day, then I can squeeze through to your side and we can meet.

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Alfred heard Rex digging when he heard Rex wiggle under the fence. He ran and hid behind a bush. Then he heard Rex go.

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Suddenly Rex focus head into the bush where Alfred was hiding. Where are you.

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Look just like me, guests, Alfred Wow, this is great, said: Rex you're, not a golden retriever. After all, Alfred had two left who cared what the others said. Rex was his friend and Rex liked him just the way he was.

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Together, Alfred and Rex ran they jump. They play and Alfred never felt unlovable again.

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Did you like that nobody's ever unlovable we're all lovable that was unlovable, bye, Dania, karena, we're gonna, take a quick break and we'll be right back see you later.

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Why do you like San Bernadino I, like that? It's the same people at the counter? Oh, and they also know me by name I like that, it's a local business and it keeps the money in our community I had a problem with my channels and I called, and they came out that same day. I didn't even have to sign a contract. The other guys wanted me for two whole years. When I called to set up my cable service, they asked if they could come out the next day.

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I thought I'd have to wait a week for an appointment. Thank you for choosing San Bruno, cable.

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Same time next week and well, of course,.

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Temptation is everywhere, empower yourself to resist temptation. Look at this. Doesn't it look good? We already know what we want possible: put the menu, the pictures, the triple nacho bacon, spud spectacular. We know that most entrees served in restaurants are way too much for one meal. So is that one or we ask for have to be put in it to go back but the menu? Look at these delectable pictures, the 22 ounce mega steak. We like steak, just smaller portions, oh wait, wait, wait! Wait! Don't tell me you've been to empower your health org.

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Yes, we have and they told you how to resist temptation. You might find it in a restaurant. Yes, I guess I'll just have to eat this Oh a gooey brownie sundae on my own.

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It's huge empower yourself to avoid temptation at restaurants. Visit empower your health org, a message from the American Association of Clinical Endocrinology.

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No as soon Weber group of young video huevos.

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La mejora manasa futuro de su hijo podría ser of stead, mismo cada dia que fartin escuela pon mi libro souk resolution in 1988, our dear friend, Paul Newman had a vision, a place where kids with serious illnesses could just be kids, so he founded a camp and the joy of playing laughing and simply belonging had a profound effect, freeing the children to reach beyond their illnesses and discover new strength from that one camp. The serious fund children's network has grown serving 30,000 kids globally every year at no cost to their families.

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Please help us continue, Paul's vision. Is it serious fund network.org when I grow up I want to be a baseball player? I will be the picture because they get to do something all the time, not like the other guys who stand around the Sun. That must get really hot. If your child is sick over and over again, it could be P I a defect in the immune system that affects millions. Early detection can give children a chance to dream. My plan is to be the youngest pitcher to ever.

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Throw a no-hitter I haven't done it yet, but my mom and dad saw me I'm getting really close.

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Hi, we're back and now I've got another story for you. It's miss Louella again reading you, my dad by Anthony Brown mmm I love, my dad, my Anthony Brown he's. Alright, my dad.

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My dad isn't afraid of anything, even the big bad wolf.

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He can jump right over the moon and walk on a tightrope without falling off.

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He can wrestle with giants or win the fathers race on sports day he's alright, my dad.

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My dad can eat like a horse and he can swim like a fish.

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He's as strong as a gorilla and as happy as a hippopotamus, HEPA, Potamus he's all right. My dad.

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My dad's as big as a house and a soft as my teddy.

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He says wise as an owl, except when he tries to help he's all right. My dad.

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My dad's a great dancer and a brilliant singer.

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He's fantastic at soccer and he makes me laugh a lot.

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I love my dad and you know what.

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He loves me and he always will.

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Yes, I love that what about moms? We talked about dad how about mom.

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By Anthony Brown.

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My mom she's nice, my mom.

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My mom's a fantastic cook and a brilliant juggler.

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She's, a great painter and the strongest woman in the world, she's really nice, my mom.

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My mom's a magic gardener. She can make anything grow and she's a good fairy when I'm sad. She can make me happy.

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She can sing like an angel.

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And roar like a lion wow.

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She's really really nice, my mom.

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My mom's, as beautiful as a butterfly and as comfy as an armchair.

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She says soft as a kitten anna's tough as a rhino, she's, really really really nice. My mom.

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My mom could be a dancer or an astronaut.

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He could be a film star or the big boss, but she's my mom.

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She's a super mom and she makes me laugh a lot I.

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Love my mom, and you know what I guess you already know what I'm gonna say.

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She loves me, and she always will yes moms and dads I hope you like that and it's something you could read to your mom's and your dad's.

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How about we sing and dance or read while singing and dancing or read what we sing or saying what we read we'll shake my sillies out see your reading and your singing your singing and your reading by Raffi. Here we go shake my sillies out.

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Okay, vocalize.

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Well, you guys go to sleep.

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Shake shake shake. My sillies out shake shake shake my sillies out. You do it to at home, shake shake shake my sillies out and wiggle. My dad was always okay, read and sing: got a clap, clap, clap my crazies out, clap, clap, clap, my crazies out, clap, clap, clap my crazies out and wiggle my waggles away.

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You gotta jump jump-jump, my jig goes out. Are you jumping jump jump jump? My jig is out jump, jump, jump jump. My dude goes out and wiggle my legs away. Thank goodness you're here.

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You gotta pee, on my sleep, ease out your knee on my sleep ease out.

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Yawn, my sleepy.

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Down and we go, my dad goes away, got a shake shake shake. My whip is out sillies out what shake shake shake. My sillies up shake shake shake. My sillies out shake shake shake my sillies out and wiggle my waggles up way: hey.

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Did you get tired, yeah, but good exercise for you, I'm, so happy I have this time with you and I hope, I'll, see you at the library and we'll enjoy books together and keep reading bye, see you again.

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