Welcome back to Make-Up, the kids' bedtime stories podcast. My name is Steve. I make up new stories

every night without preparing to put my five-year-old son to bed. You should listen to another story tomorrow.

But right now, we're ready for today's story. So get ready. Get tucked in. Make-up story time begin.

Tonight's Make-up story is a request from a listener named Tobin who lives in Austria with his younger brother whose name is Levin. And Tobin and

Levin asked for a story that includes some Lego, some chicken nuggets,

and a dinosaur. And we're also going to add an exploding sun to the story. And this story is an

important story because it's going to be Tobin's fifth birthday next week.

Happy birthday. Once upon a time, a long time ago, there lived two boys whose name was Tobin and Lavin.

Tobin and Lavin liked to go on a lot of hikes to explore.

Well, they didn't like to explore all by themselves, because sometimes it was scary to be outside alone.

So Tobin and Lavin usually let their parents come with them, and they would also bring their doggy, and their doggy's name was Quinny.

One day, Tobin and Levin went with their parents on a hike in a mountain, and as they were hiking on the mountain,

their doggy, Quinny, got distracted, and Quinny went off of a trail near a creek where there was some

water flowing and Tobin and Levin decided they would go to get Quinny because they didn't want

Quinny the doggy to be drinking that water.

And so Tobin said, Quinny, come back here.

And Quinny said, whoo-woof, and he wouldn't listen.

And so Tobin told his dad and his mom that he and Lavin would just go to the creek and see if

Quinny was okay. And his parents said that they were going to come with him. Well, they all went to

the creek and what they saw was pretty special. There was a magical river, and the magical river is the reason that

Quinny the dog was barking. It was their first time seeing a magical river, because a magical

river is not something that you see every day. Magical rivers are so colorful. They flow just like the rainbow, and sometimes you can

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