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What do you guys want to do today?
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We could make a backyard movie.
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What sort of movie, Leo?
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Hmm.
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A fantasy epic.
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Well, that might take longer than one
afternoon.
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Any ideas, Molly?
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Hmm. We could make slime.
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Or glitter slime.
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Or foam slime.
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Something less slimy.
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Oh, hi, Kitty. That's Jasper.
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Hi, Jasper. You look like you're wearing
a tuxedo.
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Is that your cat?
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Jasper is kind of the neighborhood cat.
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Everyone takes care of him.
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Where does he live?
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Everywhere, I guess.
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Molly, you just gave me an idea.
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It's something I've been wanting to make
for a while.
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A pizza?
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I really like pizza.
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No, a catio.
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What's a catio?
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It's a patio for a cat. A catio.
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Jasper would love it.
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I've seen a catio before.
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Yeah, how do you even make a catio?
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I've got some ideas, but we can figure
it out as we go.
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Sounds fun.
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I'm in.
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It looks like you have your hands full.
Hi, Stillwater. Thanks for the supplies.
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Of course.
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What are you making today?
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A catio.
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It's a patio for a cat.
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My, that sounds interesting.
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I can't wait to see it.
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That should hold nicely.
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You won't even need that old box after
we're done, Jasper. We made you
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something you're going to like way
better.
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Come here. Come here. Come on, Jasper.
Come on. Come try it, Jasper.
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He doesn't want to come out.
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Jasper, your catio is ready. Come on.
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He just needs to know it's his catio.
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See? He's trying it.
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I think he likes it.
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Maybe he doesn't like it. Why didn't he
want to stay in it?
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I think he needs a blanket to make it
cozier.
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And a pillow.
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How's that?
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Yeah, it's good.
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But I think... I think he would like it
to look more like a real house, so he
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knows it's his home.
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Like, it could use a roof.
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And a door.
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And a doorbell.
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We're gonna need more supplies.
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Oh, still working on the catio, I see.
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Yeah, it needs more stuff.
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And a doorbell.
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Interesting.
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Jasper, welcome to your new catio.
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See, Jasper, now you have your own door
to get into your catio.
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And if you get visitors, they can ring
the bell.
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Jasper, don't you want to go in?
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Jasper's right.
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It's still not done.
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And curtains.
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This is going to be the best catio ever.
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Here you go, Jasper.
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Come on, Jasper. Give it a chance.
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It's fun, see?
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Jasper! No, wait! Look out!
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The decorations!
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Jasper, come back!
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Jasper?
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Jasper!
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Jasper, come back!
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Hmm. Things aren't going as planned with
the catio.
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We spent all...
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trying to make it perfect for Jasper.
And he didn't even like it.
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He ran away.
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And he didn't even use the ramp.
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That must have been frustrating.
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Come, sit with me.
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You have had a lot of ideas for the
catio, haven't you?
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He tried to give Jasper everything he
could ever want. It was totally styled
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out.
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I don't... Get it. If we were Jasper's
size, we'd love it. Yeah, you're right.
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We gave him the best of the best.
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The best of the best.
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Hmm.
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I'm reminded of a very old story about
an empress who wanted to give a
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magnificent bird the best of the best.
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You have a story for everything,
Stillwater.
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That may be true, Michael.
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Would you like to hear it? Okay, sure.
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Yes, please.
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The Empress lived in a castle
overlooking the mighty sea below.
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One day, as she was standing on her
balcony, she saw a wondrous sight.
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Have you ever seen anything so
beautiful?
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It is a very impressive eagle, your
majesty.
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Prepare the royal aviary. Are you
certain you wish to keep the bird here,
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at the castle?
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A bird this incredible deserves to live
in a palace, and it should have only the
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very best.
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The empress placed the bird inside the
cage with the finest perch built of
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gold. But the bird did not wish to sit.
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She gave the bird a goblet adorned with
gems.
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But the bird did not wish to drink.
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She gave the bird all the finest
delicacies in the land.
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But the bird did not wish to eat.
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I have given the bird all of the
luxuries of the kingdom, but nothing
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pleases it. True.
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You have given the bird everything fit
for an empress.
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Yes.
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But is it fit for a bird?
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What do you mean?
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What use does a bird have for a golden
perch or a gem-studded goblet?
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You are meant to fly, aren't you?
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Then be free, and please visit any time.
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That was a good story, Stillwater. Can
you imagine a purse made of gold?
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Or gems for a bird?
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Or a doorbell for a cat?
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Now that you mention it, that does seem
kind of silly.
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Maybe we thought more about what we
wanted for the catio than what Jasper
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needed. Let's go clean up. See you,
Stillwater.
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Thanks for the story.
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My pleasure.
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Looks like Jasper is happy with just a
box.
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Aww.
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Let me get the sun out of your eyes.
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What are we going to do with the catio?
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Maybe Jasper doesn't like it, but I
wonder if those chipmunks will.
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This should be a safe place for the
chipmunks' winter home.
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What do we call it? A chipatio? A
monkatio?
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Chipmunks and manna.
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I like it.
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Yeah!
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Actually, it looks like the chipmunks
are calling it home.
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Hello, Carl.
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Hello, Koo.
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Are you going to take a nap?
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Well, sort of. These are supplies.
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Supplies? Yeah. My mom and dad said I
could have a camp out in the backyard.
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A camp out? How exciting.
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It will be so fun.
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And you can camp out with us. Pretty,
pretty please?
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I don't see any rain clouds.
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I'd be delighted to join you.
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Yes! We have a tent, sleeping bags, and
everything we need to be brave campers.
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Well, I'm glad to be sleeping under the
stars with two brave campers.
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How is your tent coming along, Carl and
Coo?
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I've never built a tent before.
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Hello, Michael.
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Hi, Stillwater. It looks like you could
use a hand, Carl.
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We can do it ourselves.
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I understand wanting to do it yourself.
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How is the same way?
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Why won't these stick thingies go
together?
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It's too hard.
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I remember setting up my first tent. It
was so complicated.
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I had to ask my scout leader for help.
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You did?
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I didn't know brave campers could ask
for help.
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I think asking for help is a very brave
thing to do.
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Don't you, Michael?
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Well, we're brave.
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So, will you help us, Michael?
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Sure. After you've done it the first
time, it's easy.
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Thank you.
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See?
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We push these... stakes into the ground
so the tent will stay put.
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If you pull on the poles, they snap into
place, like this.
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Now we just clip the tent to the poles.
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There we go.
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It's easy once you know how to do it.
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It looks good.
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Not even ginormous robot can knock it
over.
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We'll be very safe in here.
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Happy camping, Carl and Co.
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I love hot cocoa.
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Marshmallows are a real treat.
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Camping is the best.
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Mmm, delicious.
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It makes me feel all warm inside.
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Look at all the stars.
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I see the whole universe.
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Carl, lie down and see.
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Wow, you're right.
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Look, Stillwater, a spaceship.
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A spaceship would be fun to spot, but
that, I believe,
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is a lightning bug.
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I think it's time for bed.
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Thank you for this day and may the sun
greet you warmly tomorrow.
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Good night, brave campers.
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Good night, Stillwater.
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I can't sleep.
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I can't sleep either.
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It is really dark in here. We need a
nightlight.
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There's something outside.
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It could be a tiger.
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Or a big lion.
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Should we peek outside to see?
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That would show we're brave.
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Silly Jasper.
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What's that noise?
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Uh-oh!
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It's a big monster!
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Is everything all right?
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There's a monster out there!
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A monster?
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How interesting.
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When I look over...
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I see the moon casting a shadow from the
tree.
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I'm right here if you need me.
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We can do this, Koo.
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Oh, we can do this.
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It is going to be fine.
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We are brave campers.
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I see you've moved from your tent to
under this table.
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We're hiding.
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Hiding? It's too dark and too noisy and
too scary.
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I see how that might feel overwhelming.
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When I feel that way, I like to take a
few deep breaths.
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Would you like to try that with me?
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Inhale. One, two, three, four, five.
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And exhale.
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Two, three, four, five.
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I wanted to be a brave camper, but I
guess I'm not.
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I'm not brave either.
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Camping was a bad idea. It should have
been fun.
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I understand.
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Perhaps a story might help right now.
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Okay. Your stories do always make me
feel better.
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A brand new pool opened up in Dustville.
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So, one day, Cal and his friends decided
to go for a swim.
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We got the whole place to ourselves!
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Whoa! Yeah!
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Normally shy.
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Cal was very eager to impress his
friends by jumping off the high dive.
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Get ready. I'm going to do a cannonball,
a flying squirrel, and I'm going to
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finish off with a triple flip.
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I didn't know you were a skilled diver.
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I can't wait to watch.
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I can do this.
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I can do this.
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But with each rung of the ladder,
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Cal got more and more uncertain.
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By the time he made it to the top, he
was sure he had made a mistake.
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Was he too scared to jump?
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It seemed that way.
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Woo! Maybe try the triple flip first.
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Good idea, Telly.
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Is everything okay, Cal?
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Oh, everything's fine.
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Fine? You don't look fine.
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I'm... I'm... scared.
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I don't think I can do it, Lloyd.
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Hey, you don't have to jump off the high
dive if you're not ready.
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Oh, you're right.
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Maybe I'm not ready to do a triple flip.
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Well, this diving board will still be
here when you are.
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Um, maybe we can jump in together from
the side?
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Cal
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wanted
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to be brave, just like us.
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This is true.
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Cal wasn't ready, just like us.
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It's okay to change your mind. Being
able to acknowledge how you feel and
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adjusting to that is a very brave thing
to do.
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Can we sleep in here instead?
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What a wonderful idea, Carl.
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I love that idea. It's still camping,
just inside.
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We can see the stars.
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Good night, brave campers.
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With our spirits we were floating
through the trees.
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Like creatures we were soaring high,
blowing off some steam.
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Oh, a mountain and its alphabet's in
green.
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A never-ending dream.
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