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-Not the shrinking cap, Grandpa!

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Catch me if you can!

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Come down, Grandpa!

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'Today, my sister Elsie had gone on a picnic with my Auntie Jules,

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'so I was at home and I had Grandpa all to myself.'

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Captain Dumbletwit, off to save the universe!

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-Nee-ow!

-Calm down, Josh.

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-Nee-ow!

-Sssh!

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'Some guests were having breakfast on the balcony.'

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-Josh, quieten down a bit, will you? The dad is on the phone.

-Sorry!

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He's never off it. Those poor children.

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'But at that moment they came in.'

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I'll call you back. Yeah, all right. Bye-bye. Bye.

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-Mr Callminder, this is Grandpa.

-Pleased to...

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-PHONE RINGS

-Oh, excuse me.

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Hello?

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-Yeah.

-This is Caroline and Callum.

-Welcome to Sunnysands.

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So, what are you going to do today? Do you like lighthouses, Callum?

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-He doesn't, no.

-Uh, do you like ice-cream sundaes, Caroline?

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-Um, well, I think...

-She doesn't, no.

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There's lots to see and do in Sunnysands.

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-Um, how about a trip to Mr Whoops's shop?

-Great idea!

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-PHONE RINGS

-Hello?

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You'll love Mr Whoops, and his shop is the best toyshop in the world.

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'Yes, this was The Day The Callminders Called On Mr Whoops.'

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-Josh, I'll meet you in the meadow by Queenie in five minutes.

-Coming!

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My word, Mr Callminder has never missed a call, has he?

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That phone is glued to his ear!

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Those poor kids, he never even lets them speak.

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It's no wonder they don't know what they like.

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We can help Caroline and Callum choose something from the shop,

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can't we, Josh? Something they really like.

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Sorry, but Queenie might be a bit overcrowded if you come too.

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Josh will be able to help them choose.

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Oh, I'm sorry there's no room for you, Grandpa.

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Ah, but there is!

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Not the shrinking cap, Grandpa!

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Catch me if you can!

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'When my Grandpa shrinks, there's no stopping him.'

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Come back!

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'He can run so fast you can't catch him, and his magic makes things go.

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'So, he can travel about in a plane and even in my helicopter!

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'But today, all he needed to do was this.'

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Get in, Grandpa. Quick!

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'So off we sailed down the river in Uncle CJ's boat, Queenie,

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'towards Sunnysands

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'and I whispered to Grandpa, "You'd better behave, Grandpa!"

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-'And Grandpa whispered,

-"I always behave."

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'We arrived at Mr Whoops's shop,

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'opened the door expecting to see Mr Whoops's jolly face, but...'

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Ha-ha-ha! That gave you a big fat shock, didn't it?!

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-'It was Great Aunt Loretta!'

-Oh, no!

-I'm looking after Mr Whoops's shop.

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His mother's poorly, so I've told him to go and see her.

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What a surprise!

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Well, since you're here, Loretta, I'll leave Josh with you.

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I've just got a few things to do at the beach hut.

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Oh, who do we have here, then?

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Well, this is Mr Callminder, Caroline and Callum,

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-and this is my Great Aunt Loretta.

-You're my first customers.

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Come here, come on. Come over here. We'll have a look around.

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-There's so much to choose from.

-What was that? What? Hang on.

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I'll just be outside, yeah? You choose something.

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-So, what do you fancy...Catherine and Calivan?

-Caroline and Callum.

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'I quickly opened my backpack and released Grandpa onto a shelf.'

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-Just as well you came!

-Quite!

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The poor kids can't get a word in edgeways with Loretta now.

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I love a puzzle, me. This one's lovely, it's got a squirrel.

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-Have you decided, Colin?

-Oh, Loretta, his name is Callum.

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No, no, no, not a train, no! Switch it off.

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You'll have to take control, Josh.

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-Show the kids some toys that you think they'll like.

-OK.

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-Do you like this?

-A microscope? Cool!

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No. Much too grown up for you.

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But a microscope is marvellous.

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Why don't we go outside and look at the beach stuff?

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You might like that!

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-'So, I took Caroline and Callum outside.'

-Oh, this is impossible.

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'And Grandpa had a plan.

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'A plan to distract Great Aunt Loretta

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'so Caroline and Callum could do their choosing.

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'First, he hid behind a toy parrot and went...'

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Squawk!

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Be quiet.

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-Squawk!

-Hush up, you.

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'Next, Grandpa made a jingly rabbit jingle.'

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JING-JANG-JING!

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What's happening now?

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Well, you can hush up!

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Good grief, anyone would think the place was alive!

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I decided to show Caroline the dressing up clothes.

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-A wizard costume!

-Girls can't be wizards, Camomile.

-Caroline!

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And anyway, dressing up is a bit silly, isn't it?

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-Dressing up is not silly!

-'Grandpa had another plan.'

-Right.

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'He jumped down and ran into the store room.'

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No, a nice word game or a card game, or let me see... Oh!

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A knitting kit.

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-'Suddenly we heard...'

-CRASH!

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Oh, something's happened in the store room.

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'Just then, Callum came back.'

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-How about this cowboy, Callum?

-Cool!

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-I like cowboys. He's got a lasso and everything!

-Boxes everywhere!

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Fallen off the shelf all on their own.

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'Of course I knew they hadn't fallen off all on their own.

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'They'd been pushed by Grandpa.'

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Would you mind giving me a hand in the store room, Mr Whatchamacall?

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It's right over there, there's boxes all over the floor!

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-Place is alive, I'm telling you!

-I really want this cowboy, Dad.

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Not cowboys! I don't like cowboys, Caswell.

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-ALL: CALLUM!

-Dad!

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'Callum ran to find his dad to plead for the cowboy.'

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Now, I know I keep going back to the puzzle...

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Oh! Oh!

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Oh, I'm getting like Mr Whoops. Oh, thank you.

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Give me a hand to pick them up, there's a good girl.

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'Just then I saw Grandpa running out of the store room,

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'so I ran over to see him.'

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Leave it to me to sort Loretta out.

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-You get the others out of the shop for a bit.

-OK!

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'Mr Callminder and Callum came out of the store room

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'and Mr Callminder headed outside to take another call.'

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Leave Loretta to me.

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Why don't you go outside so you can really think about what you want?

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OK. Come on, Callum.

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'I saw that Grandpa had gone, so I wondered what he was up to.

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'At that moment, I found Grandpa's clothes. Oh, no!

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'He was running around the toyshop in his pants! But then, I saw him.'

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Yee-haw!

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'He was dressed in the cowboy doll's clothes.

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'I went outside and left him to work his magic.'

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Well, now. Who's this, as pretty as a picture?!

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-Me?

-Yes, you, ma'am!

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You got cheeks like rosy apples and lips like cherries so red.

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Who are you?

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Little Billy McNee, the size of a flea, that's me!

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Wha... A real teeny-tiny talking cowboy! Ooh-er!

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# A cowboy's life is a life so free Under the prairie sky!

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# With the sun so bright it's the life for me

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# I'm a prairie boy, am I

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# Going to saddle my horse Going to raise my hat

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# Good day to you, ma'am Now how's about that

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# Going to dance the night away

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# 'Neath the prairie sky

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# Giddy-up giddy-up, yee-haw giddy-up Giddy-up and away

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# Giddy-up giddy-up, yee-haw giddy-up

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# Giddy-up all day

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# With a hoedown yodown Never, ever slow down

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# Dance the night away

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# Giddy-up giddy-up, yee-haw giddy-up Giddy-up hooray!

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# A cowgirl's life is a life for me Under the sky so blue

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# If you weren't so small we'd have a ball

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# I'd dance the night with you

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# Going to saddle my horse Going to raise my hat

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# Good day to you, sir well, how about that?

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# Going to dance the night away 'Neath the prairie sky

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# Giddy-up giddy-up yee-haw giddy-up

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# Giddy-up and away

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# Giddy-up giddy-up yee-haw giddy-up

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# Giddy-up all day

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# With a hoedown yodown never ever slow down

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# Dance the night away

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# Giddy-up giddy-up yee-haw giddy-up

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# Giddy-up hooray! #

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'And while I carried on dancing with Great Aunt Loretta,

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'Grandpa got back into his own clothes.

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'And put the cowboy clothes back on the cowboy.'

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DOOR CHIMES

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'Then Caroline, Callum and Mr Callminder came back.'

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-I never knew dancing could be so much fun!

-And dressing up?

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-And cowboys!

-And cowboys and dressing up!

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One more time, Josh.

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'We were still dancing and Grandpa got into my backpack.'

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Come on!

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'Then Mr Callminder handed Caroline his phone,

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'which pleased everyone.

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'The Callminders went off to Miss Smiley's cafe for ice-cream

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'and Mr Whoops came back to the shop,

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'so Great Aunt Loretta came home with us in Queenie.'

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I'm just popping upstairs, Josh.

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'When we got home, I ran upstairs as fast as I could.

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'Grandpa jumped out of my backpack.'

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Cap off, Grandpa, quick!

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-We did it, Josh! We helped Caroline and Callum choose.

-Yes, we did.

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-And what do we call that?

-BOTH:

-Team work!

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Ooh, fancy! You're not having a lie down, Grandpa.

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-I've had a day of it, looking after Mr Whoops's shop.

-Have you really?

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There was a teeny tiny little cowboy doll and he talked and he sang.

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Gave me quite a fright.

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I bet he sang, # Giddy-up giddy-up, yee-haw giddy-up

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# Giddy-up and away

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# Gi... D... # How do you know that?

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Oh, from my cowboy days, Loretta. From my cowboy days.

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Don't you...

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# Giddy-up giddy-up Yee-haw giddy-up... #

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