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🗓️ 23 April 2016
⏱️ 13 minutes
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0:00.0 | This is Rhea. Welcome to Little Stories for Tiny People. |
0:16.1 | You guys, do you remember my friend Sebastian the Bear from Bear's Big Sleep? You know, |
0:21.8 | the sweet little black bear who fell asleep and not just any old sleep, but hibernation |
0:27.2 | sleep in my studio? Well, I haven't mentioned Sebastian in months because, well, he's been |
0:34.2 | hibernating all this time. I actually forgot he was here. He somehow ended up covered |
0:41.5 | in a blanket, then a jacket or two. I started leaving my purse on his back. My cat started |
0:49.4 | napping on him. Basically, he became an extra piece of furniture until yesterday. I was |
0:56.7 | in the middle of finishing up this story. And my piece of furniture started wobbling. |
1:04.0 | Then everything that I'd piled on top of it, the cats, the purse, the jackets, the blanket, |
1:10.5 | a few stray coffee mugs, slid right off as my piece of furniture stood up and revealed |
1:18.1 | itself to me, Sebastian. He was utterly confused and understandably starving. I don't |
1:26.5 | keep your typical bare food stocked in my pantry, but he was up for eating everything |
1:32.1 | in sight. Tiny people, I am so exhausted. I was up all night last night shoving piles |
1:39.6 | of food in front of Sebastian. So if I sound a little... Oh, tired. I do apologize. Sebastian, |
1:48.7 | I do not know. He's so busy eating, he's not even looking up. Well, totally coincidentally, |
1:55.9 | our story today is a follow-up to Bear's Big Sleep. It's called Bear Wakes Up. I know. |
2:04.3 | Very inventive. So let's check out our story. Remember, there are no pictures, so you'll |
2:12.2 | have to imagine the pictures in your mind. You can imagine it however you want. Okay, here |
2:19.6 | we go. It was April. Warm breeze filtered through a patch of trees. Bear twitched in his |
2:36.3 | sleep. Outside his den, a hatchling bird began to peep. A stream of spring sunshine fell |
2:44.5 | on Bear's closed eyes and right on his nose landed a butterfly. Grrf! Bear grunted and |
2:54.3 | swatted it away. Go away now. The butterfly fluttered up and perched on Bear's brow. |
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