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I'm going to play this game. What is it that puts

on the table to eat and not eat? What is it that puts on the table to eat and not eat? Yes! I don't know, tell me what it is. Is it the plate and the spoon? Yes, it's the plate! Baguio! Baguio! Baguio! Baguio! Baguio! Baguio! Baguio! Baguio! Baguio! Scaving is fun. If you

know how to do it! Here's how it's done. And there's not much to it. You skate with your right foot. If you skate with your left foot. And then you go skating a ball. That's long! When you skate, when you skate. Oh, the skating and skating is great. Now I know how it feels. You have these tiny wheels on your toes and your heels. When you skate, skating is great. It is something like flying. To learn how to skate, you must keep a dry. You skate with your right foot. You skate with your left foot. And then you go skating away. They say! When you skate, when you skate. Oh, the skating and skating is great. Now we know how it feels. You have these tiny wheels on our toes and our heels. When

we skate. Skating is fine. If your feet stay down under. But what about mine? Will they stay there? I wonder. If you skate with your right foot. If you skate with your left foot. And then you go skating a ball. Watch out! Skating is grand. But I don't mind admitting. It's grand when you stand. But it's not when you're sitting. You skate with your right foot. You skate with your left foot. And then you go skating around. But now! Banyo. Banyo. Banyo. Banyo.

Banyo. Banyo. Banyo. Banyo. Banyo. R1, R1, R1, R2. R2, R1, R3. Rápido por en los carros! El Farro Carril! Rápido por en los carros! Venme a rotear! Rápido! Rápido! Rápido! Rápido! Rápido! Rápido! Rápido! Rápido! Rápido!

Okay, let's all be repetted! Ready? Not all children! Not all children! They tell us like this! They tell us like this! There's only a ole! Only There's only a ole! Is it exactly like me? Me? What does it matter? überla Let's go. Bist, me, meow. Niña!

Niña! Now you tell me. Niña! Niña! Niña! Niña! Hi, this is a clock, and this is a clock face, and these are the hands. As the time passes, the hands will move. The shorter hand, called the hour hand, moves from one hour to the next. The longer hand, called the minute hand, moves around the clock from 12 to 12 each hour. When the hour hand is on the number 11, and the minute hand is on the number 12, that means it's 11 o 'clock. The 11 o 'clock. The 12 o 'clock. Coffee cats are people who

do what they see others do. Here's a coffee cat. Here's two. The coffee cats are out today. Let's watch the way. The coffee cats play. Then we'll be coffee cats. What do you say? And will you coffee what they play? You can also coffee what they say. Stand. Stand. Spin. Spin. Spin. Spin. Spin. Spin. Spin. Spin. Spin. Spin. Who

is a lodo? What? What? A green page. Spin. Spin. Spin. Spin. Moño. I said, Juan. If you don't take me to the lottery, I don't want to play. ¡Pero mira, gapito, aunque no te saques la lotería! ¿Cuántas cosas has aprendido? ¿Sí? Sí, cada vez que jugamos, aprendes los nombres de costas, tijeras, martillo, cuchar. Bueno, bueno, voy a jugar un ratito. Muy bien. Pero, ¿acuérdate nada más un ratititito si no me saco la lotería?

Bueno, bueno, de acuerdo, gapito. Listo. ¡Ella, Listo! ¡Está que salgo! ¡Aquí! ¡Aquí salgo! Sí, sí, sí, ya. Tenazas, las tenazas. Tenazas, las tenazas. Aquí están, aquí están las tenazas. ¿Las tienes tú? No, no las tengo. Bueno, vamos. A ver, a ver que salgués rápido. A ver que es armador. El desarmador. El desarmador. El desarmador. A ver. ¡Aja! El desarmador. Lo tienes tú. No, no, no. Voy a sacar la lotería. ¡No, no, no! ¡No, no, no! ¡Voy a sacar! ¡Viene, o otra otra! ¡Ah, monos, ya! ¡Viene! ¡Ya, ya, ya, sí! ¡Ya, ve! ¡La, ya, ve! ¡La, ya, ve! ¡La, ya, ve! ¡La, ya, ve! ¡La, ya, ve! ¡La, ya! ¡La, ya! ¡Las tienes tú!

¡No, no! ¡Las tienes tú! ¡No, no, no, no! ¡Ah, me voy a sacar la lotería! ¡Aja, tú es para sacar la lotería! ¡Aja, tú es para sacar la lotería! ¡Sí! ¡Ya, no vamos a poder jugar! ¡No! ¿Por qué? ¿Por qué? Porque… ¡Ah! Es que me tengo que ir, sí! ¡No, no, no! ¡No abdén para acá! ¡Aja, ya! ¡Teremos que seguir jugando! ¡Ah, tú es para sacar la lotería! ¡No! Knock knock. Who's there? Elba. Elba. Elba. Elba who? Elbarbero. Ha ha ha ha. Oh my god. Oh my god. Did somebody hurt your feelings? Did somebody make you mad? Did somebody say something mean today? Or did you do something bad? Are you

feeling sad or sorry? Does your mouth keep turning down? Do you feel like sighing? I even cry you. Does your forehead make a frown? Somebody hurt my feelings. Somebody made me mad. I've got a cough. My dog ran off. I'm feeling very sad. I didn't have any breakfast. I made a bad mistake. I stabbed my toe. Oh my god won't go. I have a stomach ache. Well we'll just put an end to that. Step up. Try on a happy hat. When a happy hat is on your head You cannot come, you smile is

it? So step right up and decide Put on a hat and put on a smile. Put on a hat and put on a smile. What a lovely idea. Go ahead Agapito. Let's see if you do. Do I want? Put on a smile when you put on a happy hat. Try one on. Now I want to try on one of the silly things. No. I want to try on a happy hat. No I don't. Well I do. Let's see now which one do I like best? I want to see. I want to see.

I want to see. I want to see. Well you know it does make me look happy. It does. It really does. You look good in that hat and in that smile. Campa Mocha put on a happy hat. You look awfully sad. Do I? I guess I do. I'll take this one. Or do you want this one? I want this one. Oh boy. Oh boy. How about you Uncle Andy? Do you want to try on a happy hat? Well I do. And then again I don't. Don't you want to smile and be happy? Yes most of the time I do but sometimes every now and then I kind of enjoy being sad. I guess I got pizza just too. But

today I vote happy. Come on. Come on. Come on be the only one without a happy hat. Now do you? Of course he does it. I just nodded. Oh there's no one. Have you put the last hat on? And put on the last smile. When Agapito does put on a happy hat. The whole world smiles. When a happy hat is on your head. You cannot round your smile is said. So put one on and be in style. With a happy happy happy smile. Happy

happy smile. Niña. Niña. Niña. Niña. Who doesn't know this divination? I do. Let's see. Not all children say this. Only a lot of girls and you are the same to me. Again. Listen. Not all children say this. Only a lot of girls and you are the same to me. I don't know. Well, let's repeat it all. Ready? Not all children. Not all children. They say this. They say this. Only a lot of girls. Only

a lot of girls. You are the same to me. You are the same to me. What? What? Niña. Listen. Niña. Niña. Now you are the same to me. Niña. Niña. Niña. Niña. All right, a nose. Let me see. I have a nose. One nose. Two eyes. Two

eyes. Two eyes. Oh, hi, Billy. Let me see. Two eyes. What are you doing? I am playing a game. Oh, good. Can I play too? Let me see. I am sure I can play. What I am trying to do is draw my face on this piece of paper. Oh. Yeah, but before I can draw, I have to look in the mirror to see what I am going to draw. I am sure I can do that. All right. Here is a piece of paper. What about a mirror? We only have one mirror. We can share it. All right. What have you drawn for yourself? I have a nose right here. Let me see. I looked in the mirror and I saw a nose. So I put a nose right here. Oh, well, hey. I did a nose too. Let me see. All right. The two eyes. Two eyes. That's it.

I got two eyes too. Oh, Dan. I have a mouth. Wow. So I buy. Wow. Dan, let me see. Wow. I have two ears. Yeah. Agapeto. I'm just like you. I got two ears too. I know it. Dan, whoa. I have pear. Yeah. Yeah. So I buy. Agapeto. We're just alike. Oh. We both speak English. And we both live in Karaskolinda. And we have two ears. And we have two legs. And we have two hands. Two hands. And we both like to play games. Yeah. You could call me

Agapeto. Yeah. You could call me Millie. Yeah. You can call me Agapeto. And this is Millie. Yeah. Um. No. Panione. Panione. Panione. Ah! Ah! Ah! Oh, no! Oh, no!

Oh, no! Oh, no! Oh, no! Oh! Ah! Hmm... Yes! Oh, I don't know what it is! Wait! Let's play Donia Blanca! Yes! Let's play Donia Blanca! Let's play Donia Blanca! Oh, no!

Donia Blanca is covered with flowers. Is this a flower? Should we break a pillar to see Donia Blanca? Ah! Who is this Hikotillo? Who then goes to Donia Blanca? I am Hikotillo, who goes to Donia Blanca's place. Where is Donia Blanca? Where is the square? The mallet is his house! Oh Oh

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