City of San Bruno San Bruno Library Livestreamed Storytimes, 7 Sep 2021

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From YouTube: San Bruno Library Livestreaming Storytime September 7, 2021

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Welcome to San Bruno Public Library Storytime on Tuesday September 7, 2021 with Miss Barbara! On Thursday September 9, the Zoom Baby Signing Workshop has a mini-break so we will have a new, pre-recorded storytime right here on The City of San Bruno's YouTube Channel. On Tuesday September 14 we are having Live Storytime in the Park at 11AM in Lions Park next to Belle Air School. To register for future sessions of the Zoom Baby Signing Workshop, go to storytime.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 nice to see you this morning, I'm miss barbara and I'm here for our san bruno library story time. We're live streaming or broadcasting here on youtube every tuesday at 11 a.m. Now- and I wanted to let you know about some great things coming up so next tuesday, at this time or actually at 11 15, you can find us in lions park next to bel air school and behind the school by the ball fields.

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There's a playground and miss susan is going to be doing live story time there next tuesday, and here on our channel we'll have a little pre-recorded story, time um that previews the story walk that will be at lions park for all the way through september 24th. So you can enjoy that anytime you're out in the park, and you can enjoy live story time with miss susan on september 14 at 11 15 am.

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We are also having a baby signing time, zoom class on thursdays at 11 all the way through december 16..

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This thursday we have a little bit of a break. Our presenter has another commitment, and so we're going to have a special pre-recorded story time here on this channel, with miss rocky, really wonderful story, time that you won't want to miss. We've been saving it up just for this occasion, so I hope that you'll enjoy that other things that we have coming up on september, 20 at 6, 30 pm we'll also have a live story time. That's a monday night out in the courtyard between the library and city hall.

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We have a carpet that we put out up there and some stools where you can sit and enjoy um story time outside we're going to be featuring special guest from the mosquito and vector control district and uh our special guest is going to be reading insect stories and she is an entomologist.

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It's going to be wonderful to be to have that event and then going with the bug theme on september 30, we will be having insect discovery lab at 4 pm, so a lot going on. You can find out all about that on our website. Sanbrinolibrary.Org.

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You can always find out what we're doing for story time at storytime.sanbrinolibrary.org.

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Alright, let's get started with this story time.

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We're glad 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 ho the mario we're glad you're here today, yay good job.

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Okay, well speaking of recording story time yesterday, I pre-recorded a pig story time that I'll be sharing with you later. This fall, and that got me in the mood for reading books about pigs, and so I have some books here and we're going to do a pig story time together in preview of the story time with the real live pigs that will be airing. This fall. Okay, all right, let's get started.

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Our first book is called hogwash, and this is by karma wilson with pictures by jim mcmullen.

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One thing we always hear about pigs is that they are dirty they like to play in the dirt.

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I think they're actually not really that dirty, but they do like to play in the dirt one warm day in early may farmer had a plan to spring clean all his animals till each was and span.

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Farmer fetched a pail in soap, put on his cleaning duds and then went out to the water spout and lathered up some suds. He washed the horses, the ducks, the cows, the goats, the cats, the dogs, everything went dandy until farmer reached his hogs there. They are all lined up for their baths.

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The pigs got out their toolbox and they boarded up their pen, no matter what poor farmer said. They would not let him in no hogwash for us today. Pigs love dirt, so go away.

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Farmer scratched his head and thought: hmm here's what I'll do since those pigs have locked me out I'll spray, some water through he dragged a hose up to the fence and turned it on full power. If you pigs won't take a bath I'll, give you all a shower.

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The pigs got their umbrellas out and put on rubber suits. They stomped through muddy puddles in their shiny, yellow boots, and it says no hogwash pigs don't scrub. We like wearing grime and grub they all dug in and make made mud pies. They had a mud, ball war they splished and splashed and hammed it up more filthy than before.

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Farmer stomped his feet and yelled. You oinkers have me riled, they still refused to take a bath. Those pigs had gone hog wild and their message now is: keep your soap and bucket bud. Thanks for making all this mud.

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Zui farmer called I've got some mash and oats. The pigs were not impressed at all. They said, go feed it to the goats. Farmer lied. It's the pizza man. I've got your pizza pie.

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The pigs weren't fooled one bit just leave it by the stye. That is a special name for the chicken pen. I mean the the pig pen, the sty.

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Farmer, muttered stomped and growled you're, stubborn and pig-headed the pigs just snorted with disgust.

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No hogwash! Just forget it! No matter what the farmer tried, they wouldn't let him come inside farmer pondered for a while, and then he grinned with a crafty smile farmer, yelled. That's it my gosh look out hogs it's time to wash.

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I found the perfect plan, I know just what to do. The farmer filled his crop dust plane with water and shampoo he climbed into the pilot's seat and set off on his mission. He flew a bug above the pigpen armed with sudsy ammunition,.

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What do you think the pigs are gonna do now? Do you think this is gonna work.

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Farmer, cried it's washing day, look out piggies bombs away. There goes that soapy water.

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Farmer, swooped out to make a pass farmer's plane, ran out of gas farmer gulped the engine sputtered. Just my luck. The farmer muttered down the plane went like a rock look out. I'm gonna crash. The pigs began to squeal and fright crank. Bang boom bash.

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Splash into all that mud, all the horses ducks and cows, the goats, the cats and dogs- ran to help the farmer and they found him with those hogs.

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There was farmer soaked in grime having quite a splendid time. He joined the pigs and made mud pies. He wallowed all around he splished and splashed and hammed it up and rolled upon the ground.

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Farmer saw the animals and called out come and play. Mud is great. Let's celebrate we'll bathe another day.

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From then on, farmer never tried to wash his hogs again, but every other day he took a mud bath in their pen.

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The end hogwash, what happens when you try to wash the pigs? That's funny story all right. What do pigs say? Do they say oink, oink oink, when pigs get up in the morning, they always say good day. Good day is another way of saying good morning, but how do pigs say good day? How do they say good morning? I have a little song about that. It goes like this when pigs get up.

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In the morning, they always say good day when pigs get up in the morning. They.

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Always say good day: oink oink oink. That is what they say: oink oink oink. That is what they say. Let's do that again and you could do that with any animal of course, but let's do another oinking song, okay, when pigs get up in the morning, they always say good day when pigs get up in the morning, they always say good day, oink oink oink. That is what they say: oink oink oink. That is what they say very good, all right. What's our next story, our next story is my favorite.

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Olivia saves the circus. This book is the favorite of a lot of other people too. It's a little bit worn out.

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Olivia saves the circuits written and illustrated by ian falconer and published by atheneum books for young readers. I'm really happy to be able to read it to you before school olivia likes to make pancakes for her new little brother, william and her old little brother ian.

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This is a big help to her mother and a big mess for her mother to clean up. I think.

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After a nice breakfast, it's time to get dressed, olivia has to wear this really boring uniform.

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Right there and there's all of olivia's fun red clothes, but that's what she has to wear. What does she do about that? Of course, you can always accessorize.

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Beep beep, coming through.

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Today is olivia's day to tell the class about her vacation olivia, always blossoms in front of an audience.

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One day my mother took ian and me to the circus. She begins william couldn't come because he still has to nap, but when we got there, all the circus people were out sick with ear infections.

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Luckily, I knew how to do everything. What is she doing there riding the elephants? What else does she tell us she does at the circus? Let's see I was olivia the tattooed lady. I drew the pictures on with marker. Then I was olivia. The lion tamer.

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How does she tame the lion, lion roars at her and what does olivia do? Rawr.

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And olivia the tightrope walker and I walked on stilts and juggled and was olivia the clown and rode a unicycle.

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I was the flying circus and olivia queen of the trampoline.

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And for the grand finale.

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Madame olivia and her trained dogs, they weren't very trained.

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And that's how I saved the circus and became famous then one time my dad took me sailing the end.

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Was that true, olivia's teacher asked pretty true, says olivia, all true pretty all true are you sure, olivia to the best of my recollection.

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What do you think did she do all that.

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Gracefully olivia heads home how was school today darling olivia's mother, asked as usual fine says olivia. What did you do asked her mother.

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It's bedtime but of course olivia is not at all sleepy goodnight says her mother, goodnight mommy, says olivia close your eyes. They are closed, then go to sleep. I am asleep and remember no jumping.

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Do you guys know who that is in the picture? That's eleanor roosevelt.

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Olivia, I said no jumping, who do you think you are queen of the trampoline.

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And that's the story of how olivia saves the circus. Wasn't that fun? What do you think about that story? That olivia told her teacher think she was the queen of the trampoline, which is a good imagination? Doesn't she okay? How about pigs on the farm? Do you guys know wheels on the bus wheels on the bus go round and round?

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Well, the pigs on the farm go oink, oink, oink right all right. You ready the pigs on the farm, go oink, oink, oink, oink, oink, oink, oink oink, the pigs on the farm go oink, oink, oink all the day, long, very good! All right! Let's do it again, but let's make real pig sounds the.

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Pigs on the farm go.

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The pigs on the farm go.

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All the day, long, the pigs on the farm go.

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The pigs on the farm go all the day, long very good, good.

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Job, I have one more piggy story for you, the dreamer, oh just like olivia, the dreamer. This is by il sangna, and this book is published by chronicle books.

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Once there was a pig who admired birds.

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But he could never join them.

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When they flew south, he wanted to follow.

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Do you ever wonder where the birds go when they fly away to the south?

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There was much to learn, oh all kinds of formulas, about lift and aerodynamics the prevailing winds, the airfoil so much cool stuff to learn and gather.

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But his first flying machines fell flat.

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He tried and tried.

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He pondered hmm thinking and then inspiration struck.

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I have an idea, his hope, blossomed.

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But even with help, it was not easy.

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So he listened.

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Who's he listening to listening to birds.

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And modified changed his engineering drawings up made a plan momentum built.

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Until one day.

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He took a running start.

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There was no height he couldn't. Reach was.

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He decided to find out, what's he going to build now? What does that look like to you.

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There he goes: where is he going.

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Soon the world wanted to join him.

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Jet packs saucers.

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Some days everything felt changed.

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And some things never would.

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Once there was a pig who admired birds.

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Okay, let's, let's roll in the mud, roll roll in the mud like our first book like hogwash, can you roll your hands like this, and this little rhyme is the to the tune of row row row: your boat, but we're gonna roll roll roll around in the mud all day.

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Roll roll around in the mud all day. This is what the pigs all do, what a way to play roll roll roll around. That is how they stay, oh, so very nice and cool on a sunny day, roll roll roll around in the mud all day. This is what the pigs all do. What a way to play roll roll roll around!

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This is how they stay. Oh, so very nice and cool on a sunny day, good job.

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All right, let's sing our rainbow song together and then we'll have our hand stamp and sing our goodbye song. Thanks for hanging out with me, when I.

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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 round me and the sky outside my window is as blue as blue can be fiddle d d outside my window.

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It's as blue as blue, can be rainbow rainbow rainbow round me rainbow rainbow rainbow around me. When I look outside my window, it's the yellow sun. I see fiddle dee dee outside my window. It's the yellow sun. I see and the bright blue sky that I see rainbow rainbow rainbow round b, rainbow rainbow rainbow around me.

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When I look outside my window, it's the green grass. I see fiddle dee dee outside my window. It's the green grass. I see, and the yellow sun that I see and the bright blue sky that I see rainbow rainbow rainbow round me rainbow rainbow rainbow round me very good. All right, I amazingly, do not have.

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A pig stamp so we're gonna go with this flower. Here you put your hand up there, good job, all right there you go. There's the flower on our pretend stamp.

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Okay, so remember to check our website for all the things coming up. We've got some live story times. We've got some great pre-recorded story times. We have some programs coming, it's a lot so catch up with us on our website.

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You can also sign up for our newsletter and you'll, get all the notifications of all these things and plus a weekly email of what everything is happening. What all is happening at the library every week, all right good to see you well it's time to wave goodbye.

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

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Today, the library is open from 12 to 6 and then also tomorrow and the next day, tuesday, through friday, we're open 12 to 6 and then saturday, we're open from 10 to 5. and next monday, we'll be open one to eight. So I hope to see you at the library too. All right take care.