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Coming up... We find out what life is like for a 13-year-old who lives

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with the circus. For this is what I wear for the stage show. We got

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some payback art which will value and give you great ideas for

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Christmas. Plus the guys from McFly answer your message board questions

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I really want to one of those pianos. Welcome to Blue Peter.

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Let's talk about children in Need last week. It was an incredible

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night. It was. The aim of the game is to raise money for a fantastic

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charity. On the night, you raised a So many people have been involved,

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it was an amazing night. Not only that, but dancing, comedy,

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entertainment. One Direction kick the evening off. My favourite part

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of the evening, look at him, the Doctor. I was lucky enough to be

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there on the night and so Girls Aloud perform. They were brilliant.

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I was singing that song all night long. And there were loads of pre-

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recorded sketches including this, where Lord Sugar popped along to

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Albert Square to see the cast of EastEnders, to try to find a new

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apprentice. But it's not just the celebrities or yourselves wearing

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pyjamas, for the appeal for Blue Peter which had helped bump the

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total up, because we got some people here at media city in

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Salford who also wanted to put their pyjamas on and have a bit of

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a dance. There was only one song to I'm proud to say that a lot of the

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people you so they do belong to the Blue Peter office. It isn't just

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those guys who've been out and about in their pyjamas, you've been

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getting involved, too. We've been blown away by the amount of you

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who've supported this appeal. Loads of you across the country have been

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going pyjamas for Children in Need. We kicked it off with some after-

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school clubs in the studio, and that led U2 don your pyjamas in all

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sorts of ways. Jack went to his local bird park, and these guys in

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Glasgow held a big sale. Amy went scuba-diving. Grace went to the

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local library. Dancing for almost an hour meant Jade raised �358.70.

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Toby and Bronte created scarecrows in their pyjamas. Rebecca went

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shopping in the pyjamas. It really has been amazing. Helen wasn't

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joking when we said we'd been blown away with how you've got involved

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with this. So many photographs have been coming in. Burgess Hill School

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for girls said they had a fantastic day wearing pyjamas and holding a

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Topshop. They hope to raise up at �300. James went to his panto

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rehearsal at his amateur dramatics society in his pyjamas. He was a

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little bit embarrassed but he raised soup -- �76. Laurie, Rowan

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and Arnel went for a sponsored walk on Winchester Hill and raised

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almost �100. Let's draw our attention to Christmas, five weeks

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away. What are you looking forward to? Everything. The crackers, but

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presents, the family, the dancing, the tinsel. What are you looking

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forward to about Christmas? We will read as many e-mails as the can.

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love Christmas but I missed it last year. I will make up for its Bisset.

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One thing I will be glued to is the Christmas version of Top Of the

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Pops. We know you guys love McFly. They've been around for a decade,

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which is a relatively long time. They are as good now as they've

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ever been. They have turned out seven number one singles, they had

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Smash Hits like this one... What not the most classic pop songs ever

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written. Let's not forget this one as well. A bit of air guitar.

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sometimes pretend they are singing to me! They've got a new single out

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in the charts, a greatest hits album out as well, so they've got a

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busy schedule, but they agreed to answer your message board questions.

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We have lots of questions here from the lovely Blue Peter viewers. Are

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you ready? Yes. This one is from Scarlet clarinet Angel. She said,

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who came up for the idea for love is easy? You went to a shop and

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bought a ukulele and wrote the song. Part of it. You took it to the boys

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and said, what do you think of this? It got finished up. And we

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made it a mega-hit. Recorded and done within a matter of days.

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silky dingo. These on the real names! She says, who has the

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smelliest feet? BlueBeat by far. am a budding songwriter, what are

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your tips for inspiration? Movies. Life in general. The outdoors.

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question is, are you friends with any bands such as One Direction or

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The Wanted, or do you look at them as your rivals on people you never

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want to speak to? We are friends with One Direction, we wrote a few

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songs for them for their album. They came over, Danny produced one

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of the songs for their album as well. They are lovely guys. A bit

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of trivia. Andy and Max from The Wanted were once in a boy band

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together which supported us on tour. They were called Avenue. This is

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posted by Diamond I think. My question is, what pose would you do

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to represent yourself? Like Mo Farah has his, what would all of

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I haven't quite perfected mind yet. Mine is that, because a street

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dancer taught me a move but it was for the peak of my cab and I had it

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gone backwards. Mine is this want. I can't really do it that well.

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McFly are going to be performing an acoustic version of their new

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single at the end of the show. are now changing direction. We know

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that lots of you like to go to the circus. The high-wire artists, the

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trapeze acrobats, it's an amazing night. But have you ever wondered

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what it would be like to be part of a family who travel with a circus?

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Carina is 13 years old and that is what life is for her every day.

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I'm Carina, and 13 and this is what it's like being me. My family have

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performed with the circus since I was born. For the last three years

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I have joined them in the show. The most famous thing about any circus

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is the big top. Let me show you around the backstage. I'm going to

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show you where we change now, the dressing room. Sorry about the

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poster. My step dad thought it would be a joke. We are not

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actually toxic. It smells nice in there! This is what I'll be wearing

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for tonight's show. We share this dressing room at seven people. This

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is my jacket or when the people come in. And in here is my costume

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This is a massive globe where there are three motorbikes spinning all

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This is my caravan, this is where I live. I never live in a permanent

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house. This is the kitchen, that's the dining room and that's the

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living room. I will show you the favourite bit, that's my room.

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After the show I like to lay in bed and watch TV or go on my computer

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or listen to music. Sometimes my friends come over and we have

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sleepers. We have fun. Before I get ready for the show, I've just got

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time to answer some of your questions from the Blue Peter

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message board. What is the best part of living in the circus? The

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travelling around and I like performing and meeting new people.

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What advice would you give to someone thinking of starting a

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circus? Going to a circus school, they are good. You go there for a

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few years. Have you ever messed up while performing at the circus? Yes.

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I messed up and... I messed up a few days ago. I fell down bet that

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happens quite a lot. Everyone does mistakes. I'd better start getting

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This is my auntie and this is my ankle. We are back excited today,

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it's going to be a good crowd and Every circus has a ringmaster who

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introduces the other acts and keep things running on time. Norman is

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ours and has worked in the circus Thank you for spending the day with

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me. I hope you enjoyed seeing what it's like being me.

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I know she said she makes a few mistakes sometimes but look at what

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they are digging in the circus - they are incredible. Thank you for

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showing us what it was like to be you. Let's talk about the past year.

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It feels like only two minutes ago when we were taking pictures for

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the Blue Peter calendar, but here we are at the end of it. We will

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reveal to you the picture that is going to be for the month of

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December in the Blue Peter calendar. This ties in with a bit of a secret

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and a sneak peek for you. Helen and I have just returned from Lapland

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in Finland. We've recorded two Christmas Special shows for you. It

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was freezing. It was absolutely beautiful. One way to take

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photographs is to take them of scenery or landscapes. I thought

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because Lapland was so cold, it might be an idea to take it in

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black and white. Taking a picture of an apple on a table, it would be

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green and it would be quite boring. But if you were to take it in black

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and white, the Apple would be grey and have a shadow on it, a bit more

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atmosphere. That is what I tried to With black and white photography,

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because of the way it is contrasted, you can tell how freezing it was.

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But I'm a bit of a geek and I like to hang around a bit after the

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shoots. I spend a bit of time on my own and took another picture of

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this same landscape but at land - that night-time. It really is good

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fun to do. I'm so glad you got involved with this. If you'd like

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to print out your own version of the Blue Peter Callander, which has

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now completed, you can go to the The one thing I've loved about this

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is seeing all of your photographs as well. There's nothing better for

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a Blue Peter presenter than to come in on a Monday morning and to be

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handed photographs that you've taken over the weekend. Thank you

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for getting involved. Stay tuned in January, we got a special animation

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package for you as well. He's not a geek, he just disappears. He just

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disappeared with his camera. It's definitely worth it. If you have

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printed off at Callander and know any Americans, you probably have

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today marked on their because it is the fourth Thursday in November,

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which means it's Thanksgiving. Or a lot of Americans, it's a bigger

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deal than Christmas. If you've ever wondered what it's all about then

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you are in luck. We have all- American girl and Disney star Laura

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I am your Ram Elano -- Laura Merano. On the show I like nothing more

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than singing and playing the piano with my friend. But I am here to

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talk about my favourite day of the year, Thanksgiving! Come on, a

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scream with me! In America, Thanksgiving is a national holiday

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and is celebrated in style. It is a time when families meet up, and

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even start their Christmas shopping. My family absolutely love getting

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together on Thanksgiving but where did the Thanksgiving Straw restart?

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This American tradition has its roots in the UK, in Plymouth! The

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admirable McBride may be a pub but nearly 400 years ago, a group of

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English people known as the Pilgrim Fathers set sail on the Mayflower

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right here. They were unsatisfied with their life in England and

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decided to set sail to a relatively unknown continent to make a new

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life. This shows the direction they set sail, a don't know why they

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chose a prawn! This monument to the Mayflower is dedicated to the 102

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pilgrims who are crucial in creating the America we know today.

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I cannot believe American history started here! A year later, the

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Pilgrim Fathers gathered for his huge ceased to celebrate their

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first successful harvest and to thank God. -- a huge meal. I am now

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at a primary school in Plymouth where they are about to get a taste

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of this American tradition. What's This looks good. Does anybody want

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any pumpkin pie. Is it good? It is really nice? Some new pumpkin pie

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The do We have some fans of pumpkin It just remains for me to say...

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Happy Thanksgiving!! Happy Thanksgiving to everybody

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celebrates. I know a lot of people who just like to party. If you like

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party food, look no further than the Blue Peter website. Last week I

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should you have to make meringues with John, the champion of the

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Great British bake off. Lots of you said you had a go. Rihanna said she

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made little meringues, with pink icing in the middle, and she had a

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He got messy making them but they were delicious! Rabeeah said her

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mixture was a bit runny so she invented meringue cupcakes. That's

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what we like to see. Creativity. Matilda and Ella created turquoise

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meringues. We are glad you had a go. The recipe is still on the Blue

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Peter website. Have a look at what Barney is standing next to us. It

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is absolutely incredible. Before we talk about them, take a close look.

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Can you tell why they are unique? They are made entirely from PayPal.

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They Arpad of an exhibition called The First Cut in Manchester -- they

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are made entirely from the paper and they are part of an exhibition.

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They have used maps, A4 paper, atlases... This is Susan

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Stockwell's colonial dress. She has used maps to tell the story of

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Britain's colonial past. It took her three months to make. Look at

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the detail. That would have taken me nine days just to do that Rose.

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I know I am not supposed to have a favourite, but look at what Chris

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Jones has done. This is amazing. It is a motorbike made out a glossy

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magazine pages. He has also use some vintage encyclopaedias and

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given it varnished over the top to make it shiny, and it took him two

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months. It is just paper! You have to get close to this, it is what I

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like about art, it is quite personal. It is a single piece of

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paper and Peter Callesen has designed it to look like a mountain

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with the little man climbing over the top. Isn't it amazing! This is

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Nicola Dale's book, it took her 18 months to make it. One single book,

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that she has cut into different shapes. 31 artists from all over

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the world have been involved and one of them, Claire Brewster, is in

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the studio today. She has made these birds. Who better to teach me

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how to do this? Welcome to his studio. Let's talk about these

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How did you start? I have always worked with paper and one day I had

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a flash of inspiration, like a light bulb in the cartoons, and I

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started cutting out birds and then everybody loved them and the rest

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is history. That was ten years ago. I like the shadow, it brings it to

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life. It creates movement, that is the idea. You will be showing me

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how to make a more simple version of one of your birds with a

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Christmas twist. We are going to make a Christmas robins. The first

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thing you need to do is print out the template, which you can do on

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the Blue Peter website. You can print it onto any paper that will

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go through your home printer, obviously. This is just brown paper.

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The first thing you need to do is cut roughly around the bird. Why?

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It makes it easier to hold it while you are cutting. You do it on the

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inside. Yes, it makes it easier to cut the detail out. Once you have

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done that, you get your bird like this. I have one like this. You are

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so organised! The next thing to do is to start cutting the shapes out

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in the middle. The easiest way to do that is to take the scissors...

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Which we have lost... If we are doing this on the dining-table, mum

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will not be happy. You need to make sure there is something underneath.

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A bit of protection between you and your mum's pride and joy. It is

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quite fiddly. Do it slowly and carefully. I am able in a China

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shop. If once you have done that, it looks like this. That was easy!

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The next job is to cut carefully around the edges. Just like this. I

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can already see the reason why you have waited until the last minute

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to do this because it is quite fiddly. If you don't have any paper

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around the bird when you cut the inside out, it gets really

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difficult. And then you end up with a bird like this. To make it more

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Christmas see, we can attach a little red breast to him. You could

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use red paper and card and place it underneath. Yes. But you need to

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make sure the shape is slightly bigger than the bit you want to

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cover, otherwise you will not be able to stick it on. You might want

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to put some paper underneath. There it is. Own Robin repressed!

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If you want to make it more sparkly, you can add glitter -- 8 Robin ate

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I'll it is that simple. 8 Claire Where am keeping my fingers crossed

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that that big present is for me as well! Let us know what you are

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looking forward to for Christmas. We have lots of the e-mails. Best

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says, Dr Who. Helen from Hertfordshire says, I am excited

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about Christmas parties. George says Christmas dinner. Lauren is

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looking forward to spending time with her family. The Edel is

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looking forward to all her family coming out for dinner and

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decorating the Christmas tree. Ronan from Dublin says he loves

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going downstairs on Christmas Day and seeing all the presence. I hate

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that be because you are so nervous! Don't you do a Jumper competition

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at your house? Yes! So if you have any ideas of what I can put on my

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Christmas jumper, let me know. few weeks ago we told you about a

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competition where you get the chance to take over Blue Peter.

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Next week you can find out what these fall were picked for the show.

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Tune in to see what they decided we should do -- these four were picked

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for the show. We will be so insecure! It is now time for

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McFly's fantastic performance. We told you about it earlier. They

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have agreed to do an acoustic performance just for us. If you

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been out the show, keep an eye on the bottom of the screen because

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people be showing them along the # Do do dodo do do.

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# Do do do dodo do. # Do do dodo do do.

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# Today. # Laughing the clouds away.

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# I hear what the flowers say. # And I see.

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# Places that I have been. # In ways that I've never seen.

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# My side of the grass is green. # Ooh I can't believe that it's so

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simple. # It feels so natural to me.

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# If this is love. # Then love is easy.

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# It's the easiest thing to do. # If this is love.

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# Then love completes me. # Cause it feels like I've been

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missing you. # A simple equation.

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# With no complications. # To leave you confused.

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# If this is love, love, love. # Hmm it's the easiest thing to do.

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# Do do do do do do do. # Do do do do do do you.

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# Feel the way that I do? # And make dirty streets look new?

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# Hmm and the birds sing. # Tweeheeheeheeheeheeheet.

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# Tweedleheeheeheehee. # Now I know exactly what they mean.

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# Ooh I can't believe that it's so simple.

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# It feels so natural to me. # If this is love.

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# Then love is easy. # It's the easiest thing to do.

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# If this is love. # Then love completes me.

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# Cause it feels like I've been missing you.

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# A simple equation. # With no complications.

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