City of San Bruno San Bruno Library Livestreamed Storytimes, 6 Jul 2021

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From YouTube: San Bruno Library Livestreaming Storytime July 6, 2021

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Welcome to San Bruno Public Library Storytime on Tuesday July 6, 2021 with Miss Barbara! On Thursday July 8 we will be having a Baby Signing Time Live Zoom Class! To register for the link, go to programs.sanbrunolibrary.org. Our next YouTube storytime will be Tuesday July 13, 2021 right here on the City of San Bruno YouTube Channel. If you subscribe, you will be notified when we go live, or you can always find the link to our next storytime at storytime.sanbrunolibrary.org, and many eResources for kids at kids.sanbrunolibrary.org! This storytime is intended for the private use of this audience only and is not for commercial distribution.

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Good morning, everyone, it's so great to.

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See you this morning, I'm miss barbara, and this is the san bruno. Libraries live online story time, I'm so happy to be bringing stories to you today and I have a bunch of announcements for you, um some great news, so we are going to be continuing with our live streaming story, time on tuesdays and then starting on this thursday, all the way to the end of august.

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So every thursday to the end of august, we are going to have a special workshop for you, live on zoom we're going to have a uh baby signing story time with happy baby signs on zoom on thursdays at 11 15 starting this thursday, so we'll just have youtube story time on tuesdays and then um on thursdays, we'll have the zoom signing workshop and it's like a story time you're going to learn signs to do with your grown-up and it's designed for very young children, but people of all ages can participate and learn something.

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So that's really exciting. Maybe you've seen miss rocky's video about it on our website at storytime.sanbrunolibrary.org.

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The other thing I want to tell you is to mark your calendar because on tuesday july 20, so in uh not next week but the following week, we're going to have a live story time in san bruno city park. All the information about this is on our website, so you can find it at programs.san programs.sanbrunolibrary.org or at storytime.sanbrunolibrary.org.

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Okay. The other thing that's exciting. With the beginning of the fiscal year is we have new hours. Our hours are monday, one to eight tuesday, through friday noon, to six and saturdays from 10 to five and those will be our hours for this um whole fiscal year so from june until from july until next june. So we're nice we're happy to have some regular hours again. We are still requiring masks in the library because it is a youth serving facility and we know kids under 12 can't get vaccinated.

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Yet so that's what we're doing right now, according to the following, the california department of public health guidelines,.

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So that's a lot of announcements. You can always call us or.

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Drop by to get the info or go to our website san bruno library, dot, org, okay, let's get started with some stories, we're glad.

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You're here today we're glad you're here today, hi ho the mario we're glad you're here today we're glad you're here today we're glad you're here today, hi hold on mario we're glad you're here today, yay good job, all right, so.

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The first story I want to read is called courage by bernard weber, and I really love this book, because so much like real life, there's like things you think of that, require courage like being in a hot air, balloon or riding in a helicopter, but there's just like some everyday things that require courage, like jumping off the diving board right.

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A lot of things in our life have changed over the last year and they require us to have a lot of courage. All right- and this book also has some courageous, doggies, there's a doggy that needs some courage.

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This book is published by the houghton mifflin company, I'm so happy to be able to read it to you.

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There are many kinds of courage.

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Jumping up high in the air on ice gates.

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Like what the excuse me like what the trapeze artist at the circus need? Oh.

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I didn't bring my glass of water: okay, we'll go awesome kinds.

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And everyday kinds and there's jumping off the diving board.

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Sorry, I'm really not crying. I just need a glass of water. Okay, still, courage is courage, whatever kind.

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Courage is riding your bicycle for the first time without training wheels.

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That was a long time ago for me, but I remember the courage that that required. That was hard for me to do.

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Courage is a spelling bee and your word is superciliousness. What's a long word, superciliousness.

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Courage is having two candy bars and saving one for tomorrow. Oh that's hard courage is meal time and desperately hoping it's not chunky chunks in real gravy. Again, oh and courage is nobody better pick on your little brother.

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Courage is it's your job to check out the night noises in the house right when there's a doggie around, that is the doggy's job and the dog is hearing creek, creek and some owls may be hoo-hoo and the doggies thinking. Oh.

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No, I have to go investigate.

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Courage is being the new kid on the block and saying flat out hi. My name is wayne. What's yours, oh, that takes courage, your whole life to go up to a group of people and introduce yourself it's a good skill, though you make new friends right. Courage is tasting the vegetable before making a face.

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Courage is not peeking at the last pages of your mystery book. Your whodunit book to find out who did it? Courage is being the first to make up after an argument.

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ah The first one to say: I'm sorry, let's work this out, courage is deliberately stepping on sidewalk cracks.

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Courage is the bottom of the ninth tie, score two outs bases loaded and it's your turn to bat, does take courage and courage is the juicy secret you promise never to tell.

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Sometimes it takes courage to keep our promises.

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Courage is being sub scrubbed and sudsed by strangers. Look at the doggy in there.

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Courage is breaking bad habits.

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And courage is suddenly remembering a silly joke and trying not to giggle when everyone else is being especially.

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Serious courage is arriving much too early for a birthday party. ah It takes courage to deal with that situation. Courage is sending a valentine to someone you secretly admire and signing it with your real name.

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Courage is admiring the flowers but not picking them. Looking at the flowers and not picking them, courage is going to bed without a nightlight.

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Courage is deciding to have your hair cut. Courage is trying to cover up your mean jealous side.

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Let the kitty be petted and get attention, even though you wish it was you.

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That's hard, courage is a scenic car trip and being stuck in the middle during the best part and courage is explaining the rip in your brand new pants.

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Courage is going up on it again.

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And courage is: if you knew where there were some mountains, you would definitely climb them.

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Courage is exploring the heights and the depths.

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Courage is a blade of grass breaking through the icy.

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Snow courage is starting over. This is one you might know about when your sand castle gets ruined someone steps in it by accident or there's a big wave, and you have to make it all over again.

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Courage is holding on to your dreams.

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And working at it practicing the music, even when it's hard, so you can get good and make beautiful music or draw or dance anything that you need to do to that takes practice. Courage is being a firefighter or a police officer. There's some hard situations, sometimes and courage is sometimes having to say goodbye.

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Courage is what we give to each other. Have you ever heard that word encouragement?

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That is when you give support to someone so that they can have courage too,.

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There we go that's so nice, and that is courage all right. So after we read that book, maybe we need to have some moving around. Are you ready to move around.

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We're gonna move around.

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We're gonna shake our sillies out. Do you have a lot of sillies today? I I have some sillies today. We're gonna shake our sillies out all right. You ready, I'm gonna shake.

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Shake shake my sillies out, shake shake shake. My sillies out shake shake shake my sillies out wiggle, my waggles away and now we're gonna clap our crazies out, clap, I'm gonna, clap, clap, clap, my crazies out, clap, clap, clap, my crazies out, clap, clap, clap my crazies out wiggle, my waggles away.

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All right now we're gonna jump. Are you ready? Do you got some room around.

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You I'm just gonna jump on my chair because if I stand up I won't be on the camera anymore, but you can stand up and move around okay.

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I'm gonna jump jump jump. My jiggles out jump, jump jump. My jiggles out jump jump jump my jiggles out wiggle, my waggles away. Oh, I put a yarn you're on my sleep is out y'all my sleepy's out go on yawn yawn, my sleepy's out yawn yawn yawn, my sleep please out and wiggle my waggles away. All right. Let's stretch our stretches out, I'm gonna stretch, stretch stretch my stretches out stretch, stretch stretch, my stretches out stretch, stretch, stretch my stretches out and wiggle my waggles away, and then let's shake our sillies out one more time.

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I'm gonna shake shake shake. My sillies out shake shake shake. My sillies out shake shake shake my sillies out and wiggle my waggles away, I'm gonna wiggle my waggles away, yay good job all right. Our next story is the last.

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Stop on market street by matt de la pena and pictures by christian robinson.

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Published by gp putnam and sons.

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Last stop on market street. This is a story set in san francisco.

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Cj pushed through the church doors and stepped down the steps the outside air smelled like freedom, but it also smelled like rain, which freckled cj's shirt and dripped down his nose there. He is.

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His nana, his grandma, he ducked under his nana's umbrella, saying how come we gotta wait for the bus in all this wet trees, get thirsty too his nana told him. Don't you see that big one drinking through a straw cj looked for a long time, but never saw a straw?

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Can you see a straw?

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Can you see the reflection of the tree in the puddle.

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From the bus stop, he watched water pool on flower petals watched rain patter against the windshield of a nearby car. His friend colby climbed in gave cj a wave and drove off with his dad.

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Nana, how come we don't got a.

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Boy, what do we need a car, for? We got a bus that breathes fire an old, mr dennis, who always has a trick for you. I wonder who mr dennis is.

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Who do you think the bus creaked to a stop in front of them? It sighed and sagged, and the doors swung open?

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It says five market.

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What's that I see mr dennis asked he pulled a coin from cj's ear and placed it in his palm nana. Laughed her deep, laugh and pushed cj along. Oh, he did a magic trick.

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The man they sat right up front, the man across the aisle was tuning a guitar, an old woman with curlers had butterflies in a jar. Nana gave everyone a great big smile and a good afternoon. She made sure cj did the.

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Same the bus lurched forward and stopped lurched forward and stopped nana hummed as she knit how come. We always got to come here after church cj said miguel and colby never have to go nowhere.

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I feel sorry for those boys. She told him they'll never get a chance to meet bobo or the sunglass man, and I heard trixie got herself a brand new hat cj stared out the window feeling sorry for himself. He watched cars zip by on either side watched a group of boys, hop curbs on.

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Bikes, a man climbed aboard with a spotted dog cj gave up his seat there. He is there's no. What do you notice about the man he's wearing sunglasses and he has a cane and what kind of dog is that that's a special kind of dog. That's a seeing eye dog cj gave up his seat. How come that man can't see boy? What do you know about? Seeing nana told him? Some people watch the world with their ears.

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That's a fact. The man said sniffing at the air. That's a mighty fine, perfume you're wearing today, oh and their noses too. That's a mighty fine, perfume you're wearing today, ma'am anna squeezed the man's hand and laughed her deep, laugh.

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Two older boys got on next cj watched as they moved on by and stood in back sure wish. I had one of those he said and see what that is: they're listening to some music on a phone, it looks like with earbuds sure wish I had one of those he said nana set down her knitting. What for you got the real live thing sitting across from you?

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Why don't you ask the man if he'll play us a song, cj didn't have to the guitar player, was already plucking strings and beginning to sing to feel the magic of music the blind man whispered. I like to close my eyes nana closed hers too.

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So did cj and the spotted dog.

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And in the darkness, the rhythm lifted, cj out of the bus out of the busy city he saw sunset, colors swirling over crashing waves, saw a family of hawks slicing through the sky, saw the old woman's butterflies dancing free in the light of the moon, cj's chest grew full and he was lost in the sound and the sound gave him the feeling of magic.

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The song ended and cj opened his eyes. Everyone on the bus clapped even the boys in the back nana glanced at the coin in cj's palm cj dropped it in the man's hat last. Stop on market street, mr dennis called.

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Cj looked around as he stepped off the bus, crumbling sidewalks and broken down doors graffiti tagged windows and boarded up stores he reached for his nana's hand. How come it's always so dirty over here. She smiled and pointed to the sky, sometimes when you're surrounded by dirt, cj you're a better witness for what's beautiful,.

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Do you see what's beautiful.

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Cj saw the perfect rainbow arcing over their soup kitchen. He wondered how his nana always found beautiful, wherever, where he eve, never even thought to look.

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He wondered how his nana always found beautiful, where he never even thought to look. Are you good at finding beautiful? Is someone in your family or your friends good at finding? What's beautiful, he looks all around them again at the bus, rounding the corner out of sight and the broken street lamp still lit up right and the stray cat shadows moving across the wall.

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When he spotted their familiar faces in the window, he said I'm glad we.

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Came there's oh there's the new hat.

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Another doggie.

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Seeing people that they know lining up for the food bank, he thought his nana might laugh her deep laugh, but she didn't. She patted him on his head and told him me too. Cj now come on there. They are serving soup wearing special hats that you wear when you're preparing food keep your hair out of the food.

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And there they are all done ready to go home on the bus. The end last stop on market street.

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All right: how about the wheels on the bus, of course.

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The wheels on the bus go round and round all through the town. Let's look at that bus again, wow! That's a big bus.

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The wheels on the bus go round and round round and round round and round the wheels on the bus go round and round all through the town.

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The coins on the bus go clink, clink, clink, clink, clink, clink, clink, clink, clink clink. The coins on the bus go clink, clink clink, all through the town. The wipers on the bus go swish, swish, swish, swish, swish, swish, swish, swish swish, the wipers on the bus go swish, swish swish, all through the town.

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The people on the bus go bump, it bump bump it bump bump it bump. The people on the bus go bumpity bump all through the town. The babies on the bus go where where? Where? Where? Where? Where? Where? Where? Where the babies on the bus go where? Where, where all? Through the town, the parents on the bus go shh.

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The grandparents on the bus go.

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Shh, all through.

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The town the wheels on the bus go round and round round and round round and round the wheels on the bus go round and round all through the town, yay good job, all right. Well, that brings us to our rainbow song.

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Because we always sing it together and what else do we have, even in our book, a rainbow a beautiful rainbow red orange, yellow, green, blue and violet? So let's sing our rainbow song and we're gonna sing about blue and green and yellow, but you could sing about any color that you want and make up your words.

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However, you like to make them.

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When I look outside my window, there's a world of color, I see fiddle dee dee outside my window. There's a world of color. I see rainbow rainbow rainbow around me rainbow rainbow rainbow around me and the sky outside my window is as blue as blue can be fiddle. Dee dee outside my window, it's as blue as blue, can be rainbow rainbow rainbow round me rainbow rainbow rainbow round me and the grass outside my window is as green as green can be dee outside my window.

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It's as green as green can be, and the sky is, as blue as blue can be rainbow rainbow rainbow around me rainbow rainbow rainbow round me and the sun outside my window is as yellow as yellow can be fiddle d d outside my window.

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It's as yellow as yellow can be, and the grass is as green as green can be, and the sky is, as blue as blue can be rainbow rainbow rainbow round me rainbow rainbow rainbow round me yay.

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All right, let's sing our goodbye song and then I'll have your hand stamped for you. Well.

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It's time to wave goodbye to our friends. Well, it's time to wave goodbye to our friends. Well, it's time to wave goodbye, give a wave and wave goodbye! Well, it's time to wave goodbye to our friends yay!

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Thank you for joining me for story time. So remember that, on thursday.

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We're doing something different we're having a live workshop on zoom to learn, sign language together, so it's going to be rhymes and songs and stories and signs all right, and now we have a butterfly, for you put your hand up there.

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What does it look like there? We go, there's the butterfly.

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I hope you see some butterflies today check out our website for all the new information about our new hours, about uh signing with happy baby signs on thursdays in july and august at 11 15, and how you can get the zoom link for that and also about our live story time in the park on tuesday july 20.. So a lot going on here at the library and I hope to see you soon.

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