City of San Bruno San Bruno Library Livestreamed Storytimes, 31 May 2022

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Welcome to San Bruno Public Library Storytime on Tuesday May 31, 2022 with Miss Susan! Find out about our upcoming in person and virtual programs and storytimes at www.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 good morning, everyone and welcome to live stream story time with san bruno public library. I'm miss susan and I'll be reading you stories today. I want to remind everyone to go to storytime.sanbrunolibrary.org.

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To see about our new story, time schedule that will begin june, 2022 we'll be doing some live story times in the courtyard by the library, we'll also be having another story time in the park, and I also want to encourage you to visit the website to learn about the summer learning challenge that will be taking place this summer, where children can read and listen to books and teenagers and adults can too and they'll be earning free books and other kinds of prizes, as well as chances to win a thousand dollar college scholarship and that's for our youth ages, 18 and under there's different prizes for different age groups.

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So please remember to go visit the website and learn about summer learners this year, all right.

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Let's see this is going to be our last live stream story time for a while. We hope.

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um So, let's see what books I have today, I have three different fun books to share and I want to remind you to go ahead and.

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Get a scarf or a dish towel.

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Or a washcloth or a sock, something that you can wave around a little bit later on in our story time all right, maybe you can ask a grown-up to go, get that for you and let's sing our welcome song, we're glad you're here today we do our clapping hands like this.

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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.

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All right and now our next song is the hello song where we get to say hello. So many different ways and the first way that we say it is very.

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Quietly, that's right and then we'll do the opposite of quietly and will be very loud. We'll say hello very loudly.

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Bread and butter, marmalade and jam- let's say hello as quietly as we can hello, hi everyone nice to see you all right.

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Get ready to be loud.

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Bread and butter, marmalade and jam- let's say hello as loudly as we can hello.

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Whoa, that was nice and loud. Okay, now we're going to say it very quickly as quickly as.

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We can bread and butter marmalade and jam. Let's say hello as quickly as we can hello, hello, hello,.

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Good job, all right now opposite of quickly, is.

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Slowly, we're going to say it as slowly as we can bread.

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And butter marmalade and jam- let's say hello as slowly as we can hello.

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Are you still going wow? You can go slowly all right. Let's point up high in the air and we're going to use our high squeaky.

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Voices, bread and butter marmalade and jam- let's say hello as high as we can hello nice to see.

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What is the opposite of high.

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That's right, it is low.

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We're gonna point down low and use our low voices.

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Bread and butter, marmalade and jam- let's say hello as low as we can hello.

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All right, our first book today is called ouch ouch by ren healed, scamel and illustrated by michael terry. Do you know what kind of animal that is looks a little bit like a porcupine, but it's a hedgehog. It's another creature that has sharp pointy things on its back. A hedgehog can also roll into a little ball.

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Let's see what happens.

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Hedgehog had just finished, building her winter nest under the old apple tree, not too large and not too small just right for a long winter, sleep.

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Suddenly, a juicy red apple landed on her back pull up ouch squeaked hedgehog. She curled into a spiny.

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Ball hoping it would fall off, but when she uncurled the juicy red apple was still there. Hedgehog tried to squeeze herself and.

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The apple into the beautiful new nest, but could she get in.

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No, she could not not with the apple on her back.

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The nest was too small. Oh dear.

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Squirrel scurrying past, with an armful of brown nuts stopped to help.

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Stand still I'll push the apple off, he said and he pushed and he struggled and he heaved and he tugged.

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But the juicy red apple stayed where it was.

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Worse still, squirrels brown's nuts got caught in hedgehog's spine. So now she had a.

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Juicy red apple and three brown nuts on her back, oh.

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No, oh dear whaled, hedgehog winner is coming and I can't get into my nest. What will I do.

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Try rolling on your back snorted pig trotting up that'll get rid of it all.

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Hedgehog threw herself on the ground her little legs.

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Paddled in the air, as she twisted and wriggled and rolled.

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Has it all gone, she asked hopefully scrabbling to her feet. Pigs shook his head. No, the juicy red apple and the three brown nuts were still there.

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So we're a small, green pear and a crumpled brown leaf.

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Oh dear side, hedgehog rolling her eyes, look at all the extra stuff, that's on hedgehog, hmm but up in the sky sailing towards hedgehog, she saw a colorful piece of paper bother. She cried this way and that she ran as fast as she could. This way.

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And that drifted the paper.

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Right on her back between the apple and the three brown nuts, it's not fair.

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Cried hedgehog, who now had a juicy red apple: three brown, nuts, a small, green pear, a crumpled brown leaf and a colorful piece of paper on her back.

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Get into my nest, hedgehog patterned to the pond and gazed at her reflection in the water, hello, hedgehog! That's a lot of stuff on your back croaked frog!.

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I'm trying to get rid of.

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It sniffled hedgehog dive, said frog that will wash it off hedgehog dipped a foot in the murky water, then dived.

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Do you think it came off all this stuff splash, her friends watched hedgehog, bobbing up and down the juicy red apple, the three brown nuts, the small green pair, the crumpled brown leaf and the colorful piece of paper were all still there and so was a pink water.

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Lily a flower got stuck on hedgehog, also.

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Hedgehog as the others heaved her out of the water, she did look funny.

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But hedgehog did not find it funny, stop laughing she spluttered and stamped her feet on the ground.

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Where am I going to sleep.

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Pig and squirrel looked worried so did frog.

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I do have one last idea: oinked pig squeeze through that hedge over there that'll brush everything off so hedgehog closed.

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Her eyes and squeezed herself through the thick leaves, but did it get everything off her back.

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What do you think.

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Not it was all still there so were four ripe blackberries.

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And they're staring at her with a look of great surprise, stood goat.

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Oh, cried: goat, you've brought lunch.

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Help yourself said hedgehog: take it all.

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Yippie braid goat, then he picked off and ate the juicy.

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Red apple, the three brown nuts, the small, green, pear, the pink water lily and the four ripe blackberries for dessert. He ate the paper. The only thing he left was the crumpled brown leaf. He just couldn't eat anymore.

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Hurrah cried hedgehog. She felt light as a feather. Thank you goat. She said, then. She ran as fast as her little legs could carry her through the gate past the pond across the orchard.

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Under the tree and home to her nest hedgehog squeezed into her little nest.

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It fitted her perfectly.

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And it was the best nest ever outside a cold wind blew another.

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Apple off the tree, uh-oh.

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But it didn't fall on hedgehog.

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She was safe in her nest and fast fast, asleep.

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The end ouch, oh, it was very lucky that she had such a good and hungry friend goat. Wasn't it all right? Why don't we eat some apples.

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Get your get your hand ready to pretend you're eating an apple. Can you crunch into an apple go crunch, crunch crunch, and what about a sandwich? Can you hold a sandwich like this and go munch munch munch.

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And now get a lollipop, we go lick, lick.

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Lick and a bowl of ice cream. How do we eat that quick, quick.

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Quick all right, let's do the rhyme together, I eat apples crunch crunch crunch. I.

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Eat sandwiches munch, munch munch, I lick lollipops lick lick lick, but I eat ice cream. Quick, quick, quick, quick, good. Okay! Let's try that one more time together get your apple. I eat apples crunch crunch crunch.

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I eat sandwiches munch, munch munch. I eat.

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Lollipops lick, lick, lick.

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But I eat ice cream, quick, quick, quick, quick, quick.

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Good all right, let's see what our next book is, somebody else, who's hungry.

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Little red and the very hungry.

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Lion by alex t smith.

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This is little red. Do you see her today? She is going to be gobbled up by a lion. This is the lion. Well, that's what he thinks is going to happen anyway.

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One hot morning, auntie rosie woke up covered in spots. There was only one thing for them: spot medicine.

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Oh dear, oh dear, said little red when she heard the news all come right away, so she put some spot medicine in her basket and waved goodbye to her daddy.

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It was a long way to auntie rosie's house little red walked under the giraffes over the sleepy, crocodiles and.

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Passed the chattering.

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She crept around the termite mounds and.

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Under leaping gazelles.

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Then she caught a ride on an elephant.

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Wiggled her way around hippos and warthogs and waved hello to the meerkats.

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Then she sat down in the shade of a shady tree and.

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That's when the lion arrived, the very hungry lion.

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Oh hello heard the lion: where are you going to visit? My auntie, who is covered in spots, said little red in the time it took for his tummy to rumble the very hungry lion had cooked up a very naughty plan.

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There's his plan. Let's see what it is. My very clever plan number one sneak off to aunt. Rosie's house number: two hide in her cat hide her in a cabinet number three dress up.

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As auntie rosie, four wait for a bit five jump up and eat little red six eat auntie rosie for dessert.

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Well done you're, a very clever lion and he rushed off to put his plan into action.

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When he arrived, the very hungry lion, stuffed auntie rosie in a cabinet and locked the door. Then he squeezed himself into one of her nightgowns and covered himself all over in.

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Spots, look at that.

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Of course, when little red arrived, she realized right away. It wasn't auntie rosie sitting in the bed. She quickly looked around and spotted her auntie peeking. Through a gap in the cabinet, then little red decided that she was going to teach that naughty lion. A lesson.

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Oh auntie cried little red what tangled hair you have and before the very hungry lion could even lick his lips. Little red had brushed and combed and twisted and braided until the lion had a lovely new look.

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This had not been part of the lion's plan, so.

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He opened his mouth wide.

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Disgusting shouted little red. What gigantic gray me teeth. You have auntie, oh yuck, but were they really auntie's teeth.

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It was the lion and little red made the very hungry lion brush brush brush his teeth until they.

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Oh auntie side little red what an old nightgown you're wearing and before the very hungry lion knew it little red had found a much prettier dress for him to wear.

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This had not been part of the lion's plan either. Oh look at the.

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Dress she made the lion wear.

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Yell the lion I.

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Am a very hungry lion and my tummy is grumbling.

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Little red pointed her finger well trying to eat children and aunties is very naughty.

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If you were hungry, all you had to do was ask for some food, the very hungry lion, let auntie rosie out of the cabinet and said sorry. Ever so politely little red gave auntie rosie the spot medicine, which worked immediately.

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Then the three of them gobbled up a whole basket of donuts. Together the lion had five soon it was beginning to get dark, so the lion walked all the way back home with little red on his very best behavior. He promised to never ever ever.

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Try to eat another auntie or any children.

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But he might be tempted to eat daddy.

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No bad kitty says rosie.

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The end little red and the very hungry.

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Lion well, she taught that lion. A.

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All right did you get a scarf or a towel or a washcloth or something.

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To wave around we're gonna do the if you're happy- and you know it.

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Song but we're gonna use our scarf we're gonna wave our scarf like this we're gonna twirl our scarf.

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Around like this and we're gonna toss our scarf.

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Like that all right here we go and remember at the end, we'll do all three together: okay,.

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If you're happy- and you know it wave your scarf wave wave if you're happy- and you know it wave your scarf wave wave if you're happy and you know it and you really wanna show it if you're happy and you know it wave your scarf wave wave if you're happy and you know it twirl your scarf twirl twirl. If you're happy- and you know it twirl your scarf twirl twirl. If you're happy and you know it and you really wanna show it if you're happy and you know it twirl your scarf twirl twirl.

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If you're happy- and you know it tossed your scarf toss.

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If you're happy- and you know it toss your scarf toss, if you're happy and you know it and you really want to show it if you're happy and you know it tossed your scarf toss.

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If you're happy- and you know it wait, do all three wave wave twirl twirl toss if you're happy- and you know it do all three wave wave, twirl twirl toss if you're happy and you know it and you really wanna show it if you're happy- and you know it do all three wave wave twirl.

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The end good job waving your scarf.

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All right, I have one last book.

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Called up on bob, that's bob, the dog.

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Who's that someone up there.

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Meow, that's right a cat words and pictures by mary sullivan.

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Up on the bed, bob has work to do.

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What kind of work could he have.

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The work is hard huh he's dumping, the dolly off he's dumping, the stuffed animal off.

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The work is hard, but bob doesn't mind.

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Bob likes hard work.

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Hard work pays off.

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Now everything is perfect.

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Oh look. Bob has knocked everything off the bed.

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Now bob can sleep.

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All day he made it the way he likes it, but who's there, meow meow.

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uh Oh suddenly,.

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Everything is not perfect.

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Someone is watching bob.

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Bob cannot sleep if someone is watching.

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Shh lay still bob pretend you are sleeping. Maybe someone will go away.

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Is someone leaving.

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Is someone gone.

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Someone is not gone, pounce.

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Someone has work to do.

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The work is hard.

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But someone doesn't mind.

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Someone likes hard work.

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Hard work pays off.

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There now everything is perfect.

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Now bob can sleep all day.

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Are they cuddled up together? That's so cute when.

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You see doggies and cats cuddled up together, sleeping or other animal friends. Isn't it.

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All right, let's get our scarf again and we're going to do the popcorn kernel song. First, we're going to.

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Them all down popcorn kernels and I'm going to put them in the pot, then we're going to shake them, shake them shake them until they pop and then they're going to go pop up in the air.

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Go popcorn kernels, popcorn kernels in the pot in the pot. Shake them shake them, shake them shake them shake them shake them till they pop till they pop popcorn, kernels popcorn kernels in the pot in the pot. Shake them shake them shake them shake them shake them shake them till they pop till they pop.

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All right goodbye scarf goodbye, you, let's see what our stamp is today,.

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Well, we have the very hungry lion right, so I got a very hungry lion stamp.

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Hold your hand up here: it comes boop and I'm gonna put one on me. Let's see. Oh it's kind of pale today, but you can see it. There's.

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The lion all right, it's time for our goodbye song and remember to visit storytime.sanbrunolibradlibrary.org to see our upcoming story time schedule our live story times in the courtyard by the library and story times in the park, our baby signing classes all kinds of fun stuff, that's available for you to be doing at the library and with us all right. Let's sing our goodbye song.

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Well, it's time to say goodbye to our friends. Well, it's time to say goodbye to our friends. Well, it's time to say goodbye, make us smile and wave goodbye.

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Well, it's time to say goodbye to our friends, bye, bye and thank you so.

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Much for joining us we'll see you at our live story times at the library sometime soon our family craft programs that are happening in june 2022.

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