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Addy, Michael,
when is Stillwater going to get home?
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He's coming home today, Karl,
but it's still gonna be a while.
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Do you want to help us
with the welcome-home decorations?
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I already finished my picture.
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I'm going to wait outside for Stillwater.
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How much longer?
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It's still going to be a while, Karl.
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How much is a while?
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Still a few more hours, okay?
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That's forever. I can't wait forever.
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Why don't you go
feed Stillwater's koi fish?
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- That'll give you something to do.
- I already did.
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Can I feed them again?
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Stillwater said only once a day.
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Okay.
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Why can't Stillwater be home right now?
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Because he's coming from a long way away,
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and that means an airplane
and a train ride.
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Then he has to walk
from the train station to home.
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Can we go to the train station
and meet him there?
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You would still have to wait,
only there instead of here.
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Please?
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How much longer now?
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Karl, I told you it was gonna be a while,
and we'd have to wait here too.
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Are you hungry? Mom packed us sandwiches.
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No, thank you.
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My tummy is too... to eat.
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We're excited to see Stillwater too.
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The clock just moved. Is he coming now?
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No, Karl. Not yet.
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Your attention, please.
Train 6565 has been delayed.
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Addy, what does that mean?
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It means we have to wait some more.
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No more waiting!
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Would you like to hear a story?
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I only want to hear a Stillwater story
from Stillwater.
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Okay, I guess we can just keep waiting
until he gets here.
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So, what kind of story?
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The kind that starts like this...
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There once was a family
who was taking a very long trip
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in a covered wagon.
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I learned in school
that on the Oregon Trail,
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it could take up to six months--
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- Michael, stick to the story.
- Right, sorry.
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There was a big brother,
a big sister and a little brother.
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Like you, Karl.
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It was a long and bumpy journey.
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And they had to cross big, open fields,
wide rivers and steep, rolling hills.
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Sounds like fun.
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It was for the big brother and big sister,
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but the little brother didn't think so.
He said the same thing over and over.
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Are we there yet?
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- Are we there yet?
- And he kept asking...
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- Are we there yet?
- And asking...
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Are we there yet?
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How come you never ask if we're there yet?
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Because we know a secret.
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A secret?
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Yes. A secret that makes waiting feel...
Well, less like waiting.
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Do you think he's ready?
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Maybe.
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I'm ready! I'm ready!
Tell me the secret. Please?
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Okay. First, you have to close your eyes.
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Then you have to imagine.
Where could we be right now?
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With the wagon bumping,
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it feels like we're on a pirate ship,
sailing through the rocky seas.
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I can feel it too.
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It's more fun taking a trip
on a bumpy pirate ship
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than this old wagon.
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Now open your eyes and look up.
What do you see?
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Clouds?
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I see a giant steam engine.
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I see a windmill.
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I see a buffalo.
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Like in that song you sing.
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Can you teach me the song?
The one about the buffalo.
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There once was a wandering buffalo
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Who walked all the way
To where the green grass grows
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He tramped over hills
And across the plains
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And to the rolling meadows
With sweet falling rain
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Wander, wander buffalo
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Walk a thousand miles
And always take it slow
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The younger brother realized
that sometimes you have to wait,
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and sometimes you have to wait
for a really long time.
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But even if you can't do anything
about the waiting,
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with a little imagination,
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you can always make it feel less
like waiting and more like fun.
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Wander, wander buffalo
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Walk a thousand miles
And always take it slow
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Stillwater!
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Hello, my friends. I've missed you all.
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I missed you too.
I've been waiting for a long time.
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We didn't even hear the train arrive.
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I could tell.
That was a very nice story and song.
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And now I know the secret to waiting.
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You play games and look at clouds
and sing songs and pretend--
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- Did you bring us anything?
- Karl!
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I do have some small gifts
we can open at home.
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But there is one thing I brought
with me I can share right away.
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Koo!
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I am filled with joy to be back here
with my friends.
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Addy. Michael. Karl.
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Will we be going?
I can't wait for Uncle's house.
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- And will it take long?
- It's a long walk.
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It's not that far.
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Yes, it is.
It's like a million, zillion miles away.
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But I know the secret to making things
that take a long time fun,
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so you won't even notice
the how-long-it-takes-to-get-there part.
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Follow me!
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Which way is it to home?
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I spy with my little eye...
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something that is waving
and has a mustache.
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Now let's walk like robots.
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Now let's walk backwards.
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If we walk backwards,
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I think the rules should be
that too backwards talk we.
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I get it. You're talking backwards.
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Listen.
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I believe we have arrived.
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A zillion miles home?
It did not seem long at all.
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May we walk some more?
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We can walk some more this way.
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Welcome home, Stillwater.
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And Koo.
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Thank you, Addy.
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We have bamboo and carrots.
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My favorite.
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I can tell that you took good care
of things while I was away.
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Thanks to all of you.
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You know, Karl, now that I'm home,
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I can finally do something
I've been waiting for a long time to do.
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- Build a trampoline?
- Pick apples?
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Play tickle-tag?
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All very good ideas,
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but what I would really like to do now
is tell you a story.
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- Yes!
- Please, Uncle.
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And this one is about all the fun things
I'm looking forward to in the days ahead.
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I'm looking forward to baking
and rocket ships
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and fun games in the park.
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Hey, Addy. Whatcha baking?
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I'm making two dozen
lemon sprinkle cupcakes
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for the school's charity bake sale.
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And we're donating the money to kids
who need school supplies.
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Can I help too?
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I'd love that, Karl.
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Yay. I'll pour the sprinkles.
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Addy. There's no more sprinkles.
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Maybe Maya will have some.
I'll give her a call.
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- Hey, Maya.
- Hey. I've got your sprinkles.
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Thanks. You're a lifesaver.
You done with your cupcakes yet?
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No. I tried three batches already,
and they either turned out too salty,
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too sweet or too burned.
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I don't know how you make it look so easy.
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I know. I can make extra cupcakes
so you won't have to.
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Really? Are you sure?
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Yeah,
I'll just double the batch, no big deal.
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That would be seriously amazing.
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Then I can have more time
to decorate the table.
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- Thanks so much, Addy.
- My pleasure.
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See you at the bake sale.
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Cupcake batch number two coming up.
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- Hey, Tommy.
- Hey.
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I was on my way
to the park to set up the table.
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How's the baking going?
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So far, so good.
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I've got one batch in the oven
and one more on the way.
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Two batches? Sweet. Get it?
'Cause they're sweet.
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Anyways, are you going to make
that banana bread you brought
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to Lexi's birthday party?
My mom would totally buy some.
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It was so yummy and banana-y.
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Okay. I can do that.
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I'll have to start the recipe
from scratch,
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and I'm not sure if there's enough room
in the oven for another baking tray.
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But that's okay. I'll ask Stillwater
if I can use his kitchen.
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Awesome. See you at the bake sale.
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Hi, Stillwater.
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- Why, hello, Addy.
- Can I please use your oven?
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I need to make banana bread
for the bake sale,
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but I ran out of space in our kitchen.
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How generous of you
to contribute your talents
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to the school bake sale.
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I would be honored if you used my kitchen
to make your banana bread.
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Thanks so much.
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I better start mixing the batter,
or it won't be ready in time.
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Let me know if you would like any--
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Help.
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Asha?
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Hey, Addy.
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I had an idea. Are you ready?
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It's a pi cake. Get it?
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And inside is 3.14 layers
of chocolate deliciousness
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- with rainbow sprinkles on top.
- That's pretty amazing, Asha.
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You think you can make it
for the bake sale?
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You want me to make it?
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Well, I was kinda hoping you would,
since this cake is so special
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that only a great baker
like you could do it.
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And my mom won't let me use the oven.
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It would be such a hit.
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Sure, Asha. Let me see what I can do.
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You're the best, Addy.
I better go help Tommy set up.
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And don't forget the sprinkles.
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Oh, gosh.
I'm going to need some extra hands.
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Okay.
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Two times one
and a half tablespoons equals...
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Lots of frosting.
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Hi, Stillwater. Bye.
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Time to take the cupcakes out.
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Time to put cake layer three in the oven.
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Which ding is that?
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- Cake layer one is ready in kitchen two.
- On it.
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We could help Addy.
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I'll be back soon to frost it.
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Gotta check
if the cupcakes have cooled off.
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Here you go, Addy.
We frosted them for you.
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- You did?
- Look. They got a little melty.
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Oh, no.
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Sorry. I was checking the timers,
and they got into the cupcakes.
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You're welcome.
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Should we put these in the box
for the bake sale?
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No. I think these should be for us.
Why don't you take some to Stillwater?
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Okay.
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I'm really sorry, Addy.
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It's fine. I just need a break.
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Stillwater, we have a present for you.
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For me? How kind.
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And what a creative frosting style.
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We did the frosting.
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Addy was very surprised.
Now she's on the porch.
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May I join you, Addy?
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This bake sale is not going the way
I thought it would.
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Usually, I love baking.
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But right now, I'm just so worried
about how much I have to do.
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I should've never promised
to make so many things for my friends.
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I can see how hard you've been working.
You've certainly taken on a big order.
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I can't let anyone down.
They're all counting on me.
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But there's no way I'm gonna
be able finish everything in time.
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You know,
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I once heard a story about someone
with a very similar problem.
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Will you tell me about it, Stillwater?
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There was once a traveler going
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on a journey over a mountain.
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Good day.
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I see you're going
over the mountain today.
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Would you mind taking this letter?
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Of course. I'm already going that way,
and a letter hardly weighs a thing.
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Greetings, neighbor.
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Would you mind taking this package
over the mountain?
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It's only a small package.
I'd be happy to.
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It's a bit heavy,
but could you take this over the mountain?
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- Of course.
- This too, if you don't mind.
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Do be careful. It is rather fragile.
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Though each step grew harder,
the traveler never said, "No."
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By the time he began to climb,
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the traveler was so weighted down
with items he was carrying for others
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that it became too much.
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He was almost
at the top of the mountain when...
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No.
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No.
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The traveler realized too late
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that he took on more than he could carry
and should have spoken up
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when things got too heavy.
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Sometimes a heavy load
can burden even the kindest gesture.
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I guess I'm kind of like the traveler.
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I didn't mind making cupcakes for Maya,
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but it was too much once
I started to help everyone else.
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It's admirable to want to do things
for others.
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And it's also important
to know your limits
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and speak up about them,
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even if it might mean
disappointing someone.
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I think I know what I'm going to do.
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Thank you, Stillwater.
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Hey, Addy.
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How is the cake going?
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Actually,
I wanted to let you both know something.
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I can't do the banana bread
or the pi cake.
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I'm already baking a double batch
of cupcakes,
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and I've realized
I don't have enough time.
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I'm so sorry, Addy.
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If I knew how much baking you had to do,
I never would've asked.
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Me neither.
Don't even worry about anything extra.
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Plenty of other people signed up
to bake stuff.
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I'm so glad you understand.
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We just finished setting up.
Is there anything we can do to help?
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Actually, there is.
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Check out our bake sale.
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Support kids who need school supplies.
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Hi, Stillwater.
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Hello, everyone.
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What a delicious bunch of treats
you've made.
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Glad you could make it.
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How do you feel after all your baking,
Addy?
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I'm really happy I spoke up for myself.
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It was so much fun baking cupcakes
with all my friends.
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I'd better make my purchase
before the line gets too long.
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How about a zucchini muffin?
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Great choice. Enjoy.
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Thank you, Addy.
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I'm happy to help such a worthy cause.
And eat delicious muffins.
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Terrific!
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Addy!
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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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Or a mountain and its effervescent green
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A never-ending dream
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I found a little bit of honey
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And now I'm a little sweeter inside
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It's just a little bit funny
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But now I have the world on my side