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Are you excited for today, Koo?
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Yes, Karl. I am.
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I've never done this before,
but it sounds so fun.
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Good morning, campers.
Welcome to Camp Michael.
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Today's itinerary.
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What's an "itanerary"?
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Good question, Karl.
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An itinerary is a plan for all of
the fun things we're gonna do today.
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9:00 a.m., kickball. 9:12, hopscotch.
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9:27, obstacle course. 9:52, story time.
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When's snack?
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11:30 sharp.
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The plans for the day all sound like
a lot of fun. I can't wait to start.
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Me too.
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It's now 9:00 a.m. That means kickball.
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First, the rules. This will be home base.
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I'll roll the ball to you here,
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and you'll kick it
and run to the next base.
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Look how high it can go!
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The ball is bouncy.
It goes way up in the air.
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This is so much fun.
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That's a funny way to play, Karl,
but the game is called kickball.
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You kick with your feet, no hands.
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But you're holding it in your hands.
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I'm the pitcher. I'm allowed.
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You kick.
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Over here, Koo!
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That's a point!
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Karl kicked the ball hard.
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It went far over the fence.
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That is a home run.
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Why don't we try something else?
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Okay. We're gonna play hopscotch next.
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We just need a couple of stones
for the game.
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Got 'em.
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Beep. Boop.
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Michael! Look, a robot!
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Yeah.
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It's a nice robot,
but it's actually the grid you play on.
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How many points to get the stone
in the robot's mouth?
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None.
You're supposed to toss and then hop.
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Start by tossing the stone
into the first square
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and hop over to the next one.
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Hop, hop, hop. Hop.
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- Not like that. Like this.
- Hop.
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Watch. Hop on one foot, two, turn.
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Hop, hop on one foot.
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- Michael, your camp is so much fun.
- No, that's not--
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- Jump, jump!
- You aren't listening.
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- Karl! Koo!
- This is fun.
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Let's try the next activity.
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But we're having fun playing hopscotch.
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That wasn't hopscotch.
I'm not sure what that was.
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How about Robot-hop?
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Listen, guys. I put a lot of thought
into a super fun day for you,
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but we can't do that if you keep
doing things that aren't on this list.
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Now it's time for the obstacle course!
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Wow!
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First, we go through the boxes.
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Then you throw a disc into the bucket.
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Then you kick the ball into the net,
go around the swings,
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and first one
through the hockey sticks wins.
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Here, let me show you.
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Okay, let's make that jump
over the boxes. Got it?
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Start.
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No, the other way.
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You said to run around.
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Koo, push me.
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Karl, Koo, look. This is how it's done.
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Higher!
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Maybe it's time for a quiet activity.
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How about we have story time now?
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Story time is fun.
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I hope the book has dragons.
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Or maybe a truck.
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This was my favorite book
when I was little.
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You were right. It does have a truck.
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Anyway...
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"Dizzy the dancing dump truck loved
to move dirt to the beat of the music."
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Last summer, my friend, Nolan,
saw them building a house on his street,
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and there were all kinds of trucks.
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Yes, Karl, I remember. Back to the story.
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"Once, she played a very fast tune
that had her spinning
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until Dizzy was a dizzy dump truck."
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Dumpy, dizzy dump truck.
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"The dizzy dump truck--
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The diz--
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The dump truck started spinning
her wheels."
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Please listen and don't interrupt.
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Okay. Where were we?
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-"The dizzy dump truck--"
- Dizzy dump truck.
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Okay, this isn't working.
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Why don't you go inside
and see what Addy's made for snack?
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Snack time!
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Where are the campers, Michael?
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Hi, Stillwater. They're inside with Addy.
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Being a camp counselor
is much harder than I thought.
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They wanted to bounce the kickball
and made a robot out of the hopscotch
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and wanted to swing
instead of the obstacle course.
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I had the whole day planned out.
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And we weren't even supposed
to have snack until later.
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Now my schedule's all off.
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You seem to have a busy day planned.
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It's camp. I wanted to be sure
there was always something fun to do.
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And are your campers having fun?
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Yes, but--
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But not in the way you expected.
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I wanted them to follow the rules.
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Perhaps we can take a break for a story.
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Yeah, I think I could use a break.
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Do you remember the story I told you
about Master Tanuki and her garden?
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This is another Master Tanuki story
but from a different point of view.
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As you recall, Master Tanuki
was the wisest person in the land.
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Students came from all over
to learn from her.
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Master Tanuki,
I have come for your wisdom.
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Please, join me for a cup of tea.
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Thank you, Master.
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First, you must teach me
about finding inner peace.
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Perhaps we can do that today.
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I see you already have a plan.
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Yes. Tomorrow,
you can teach me about nature
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and then the next day, the universe.
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And then we'll move on
to art and poetry.
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And maybe some more art.
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And could you teach me
how to rake those rocks out front?
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The cup is full. Watch out!
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This cup is full of tea,
just like your mind is full of plans.
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You cannot add more to either.
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But I have much more to learn, Master.
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How do I make room?
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You must start by first emptying your cup.
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Then you will be ready.
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The student was so focused on
telling Master Tanuki
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about what he wanted to learn,
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he left no room
for what she was ready to teach.
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Forgive my arrogance, Master Tanuki.
My cup is now empty.
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Good. Then we can begin.
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Master Tanuki said the student
should be open for new ideas.
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Master Tanuki was very wise.
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I could empty my cup too.
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Plans are good,
but so is just seeing what happens.
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Stillwater! Lemonade!
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There are the campers.
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Thank you.
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Are you having fun?
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Camp is so much fun.
We were reading a story.
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Michael, will you finish?
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We can finish the book,
or we can try something totally new.
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What happened to the "itanerary"?
What are we going to do next?
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Let's make up a new game.
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What's it called?
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Doesn't have a name yet.
What do you think it should be?
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What about Everything Ball?
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Everything Ball. I like that.
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What are the rules?
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That's the best part.
We make them up as we go.
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I have a rule.
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Bounce the red ball with your knee.
It's a million points.
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If you skip on one foot,
you get a bajillion points.
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And Stillwater's the robot!
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Beep. Beep. Boop.
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That's a bajillion zillion points.
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Beep. Beep. Boop. Boop.
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Michael, this is the best camp ever.
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We solved a puzzle,
and we built a blanket fort.
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Now what should we do?
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Let's do baseball.
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I bet if we practice, we can be
good enough to play with Michael.
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A mitt to play catch
and a bat that we can swing.
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One thing's still missing.
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Right, we need a ball.
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I don't see any out here.
Maybe we should do something else.
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Wait, I know where there's one
in Michael's room.
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There it is.
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I can't reach.
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Thanks.
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Michael calls it his lucky ball.
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The ball has some words
that are very hard to read.
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Wonder what it says.
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Maybe Michael gave the ball a name.
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The ball waits for me,
but the bat has other plans.
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This is a hard game.
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Wow.
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Now I see
why Michael calls it his lucky ball.
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That's a home run.
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Did you find it?
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I felt through the grass,
searched under the trees and leaves.
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Still, there was nothing.
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Hey, have you seen my baseball?
The one I had on the shelf.
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Uh-huh, we used it for batting practice.
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You what?
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And I hit a home run!
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Only now, we can't find it.
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And we looked everywhere.
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Which way did it go?
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I don't believe this.
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Do you have any others?
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No, Karl! Not like that.
It was signed by my favorite player.
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It's one of a kind.
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It is?
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Yes, it is.
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You could've just waited to ask me
for a ball you could use, but you didn't.
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And now, something that was
really special to me is gone.
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We are both sorry.
We didn't mean to lose it.
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Will you forgive us?
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I don't know.
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But we said we're sorry.
That's supposed to make it all better.
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Well, it doesn't always.
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And definitely not this time.
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Now what do we do?
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Another puzzle, but the pieces do not fit.
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Let's ask my uncle.
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Hello there.
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We borrowed Michael's special baseball.
Then we lost it.
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And now he's angry.
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Oh, my.
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And we said we were sorry and everything.
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That means he can't be mad anymore.
Doesn't it?
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Sometimes the words "I'm sorry"
are all you need
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to make everyone feel better.
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Can you think of a time like that?
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Like if I accidentally bump into Koo
and break her toy?
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Well, in a case like that,
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the words "I'm sorry" might not be enough
to make things better at first.
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What do you think, Koo?
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If Karl broke my toy,
I would be both mad and sad.
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Even with "I'm sorry."
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That's understandable.
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You see, Karl?
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In some situations,
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you need time before those mad
and sad feelings move along.
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You might even need something more.
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More of what?
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Why don't I tell you both a story
and you can see for yourself?
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There were two little bears,
just about your age,
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and they had a grandmother
whom they loved very much.
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She had a big blueberry bush
outside her cottage.
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Uh-uh-uh. The berries aren't yet ripe.
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We'll have to wait until we can enjoy
these delicious berries all together.
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Archie and Hazel walked past
their grandmother's house every day,
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waiting for the berries to ripen,
trying to be patient
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until finally...
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I think they're ready to eat now.
Don't you, Hazel?
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The blueberries were delicious,
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so they decided to eat a few more.
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Actually, quite a lot more.
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The two little bears
ate every single one.
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Archie, Hazel,
what happened to my blueberries?
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We tasted them?
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Tasted? You ate them all.
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They were finally ripe,
and we've been waiting.
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And so have I, for the delicious pie
I was going to make everyone.
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We're sorry, Grandma.
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I appreciate that, my dears,
but it doesn't bring back the blueberries.
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And now I don't have any fruit to bake
a pie for our special family dinner.
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It was wrong
to eat all of those blueberries.
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Will Grandma be mad until next summer?
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I hope not.
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I wish we could make it right.
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Yes, something that really shows
how sorry we feel.
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There is another way
to make up for what we did.
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The cubs discovered that
the woods were filled with raspberries
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and that they were ripe for the picking.
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Grandma, these are for you.
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Is there enough here to make a pie?
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Their grandmother was still upset
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that she couldn't make the pie
she'd planned for,
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but she appreciated the kind gesture.
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Oh, my.
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Did you pick all of these
from the bushes down the road?
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Come inside,
and we'll get you cleaned up.
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And then we'll see
what we can do with these berries.
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The grandma was still sad
about the pie she couldn't make
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even though the bear cubs said,
"I'm sorry."
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Hearing this story helps me know
how Michael feels.
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We must do something.
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Could we make Michael a pie?
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A pie is a nice treat,
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but this may call
for a different solution.
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Do you have any other ideas?
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I know. We'll do just like
what the little bears did
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when they got the new berries
for their grandma.
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Stillwater, can we look in your shed?
We're going to need a few things.
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Of course, Karl.
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Are you still mad?
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I guess I'm not as mad.
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You were right.
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I looked and looked all over for it,
but that ball is definitely gone.
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Must have been some home run.
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I bet it went all the way to the moon.
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Maybe.
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Michael, I promise I'll never ever take
anything from you without asking first.
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What we did was wrong.
It was selfish and hurtful.
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We both feel badly.
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That's why we want to give you this.
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Because we lost your special ball,
we made you another one.
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And it even has writing you can't read
on it too, just like the first one.
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If you want to know, it should say,
"Love, Karl and Koo."
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We ran out of room.
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Thanks.
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You wanna try it out?
Maybe we can hit another home run.
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No, let's not play with this one.
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Because you don't like it?
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No, I do.
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I just want to keep it safe,
because now this one is special too.
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Perhaps Michael has other baseballs
that you could play with instead.
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Yeah, I do. Do you wanna be the catcher?
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I would like that very much.
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Okay then. You can get set up,
and I'll be right back with a new ball.
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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