Hector & Sunny in the Land of Nod 🐕😴 Rewind | Kids Bedtime Stories

[00:00:10] Hello and welcome back to Koala Moon, a podcast of original children's bedtime stories and meditations designed to make bedtime a dream.

[00:00:21] As a way of showing our gratitude to our new premium subscribers, we have a couple of very special guests in our story tonight who belong in real life to loyal listeners Mateo, Jessica and Simone.

[00:00:34] That's right, their dogs Marla and Rosie will tonight meet my two favourite pups in the whole of the Cocoaverse. Can you guess who they are? Of course you can.

[00:00:46] Hector and Sunny are back and once again they're off exploring.

[00:00:51] And because as you know they love to share their adventures, they are taking Marla, a poodle, and her big sister Rosie, a spoodle with chocolate coloured fur with them.

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[00:01:23] Hello Koala Moon listeners. If you have babies and toddlers in your family, then this announcement is for you.

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[00:01:41] Koala Tots is packed with soothing stories and calming rhymes, perfect for helping babies and toddlers sleep like a dream.

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[00:02:21] So let's jump into bed and have a lovely big stretch.

[00:02:25] And maybe shuffle a little bit to get properly comfortable.

[00:02:30] Take a nice big deep breath in.

[00:02:33] And let it out.

[00:02:35] Again, breathe in.

[00:02:38] And sigh it out.

[00:02:41] There you go. Close your eyes.

[00:02:44] Now let's imagine it's a bright sunny morning and we can see a street lined with houses, trees, hedges and gardens.

[00:02:55] Walking next to his owner along the pavement is a shiny bouncy golden retriever.

[00:03:02] He's wagging his tail.

[00:03:05] This is where we begin Hector and Sunny Visit the Land of Nod by Gillian Rogerson.

[00:03:19] It was a bright sunny morning and a beautiful golden retriever by the name of Hector was walking along the pavement with his owner.

[00:03:29] The golden furred dog kept barking politely at his owner to make him walk faster.

[00:03:36] Hector was very excited that morning because he was on his way to see his best friend,

[00:03:42] a cocker spaniel called Sunny.

[00:03:45] She had twinkling blue eyes that sometimes turned green or grey before turning back to blue again.

[00:03:53] She was the kindest dog.

[00:03:56] She was the kindest dog Hector had ever met.

[00:04:00] Hector hadn't seen Sunny for a whole week because she'd been on holiday with her owner.

[00:04:05] He'd missed her a lot and couldn't wait to see her and hear about her holiday adventures.

[00:04:11] And he couldn't wait to tell her about something exciting that had happened to him while she'd been away.

[00:04:18] Hector and his owner soon arrived at Sunny's house.

[00:04:23] Hector raced through the open gate and ran along the garden path.

[00:04:28] He barked out,

[00:04:30] Sunny, it's me, Hector. I'm here. Hello.

[00:04:35] Sunny's smiling face popped up at the living room window and she waved excitedly at her best friend.

[00:04:42] Sunny, she barked something but Hector couldn't quite hear her.

[00:04:47] Sunny moved away from the window and a moment later the front door opened and there she was, standing next to her owner.

[00:04:58] Hector's tail wagged furiously as he greeted his friend.

[00:05:02] Sunny, hello. I've missed you so much. Did you have a good time on holiday?

[00:05:10] Sunny grinned and said she'd had a marvellous time with her family and had played on the beach, enjoyed lots of picnics and gone on long walks.

[00:05:21] She said,

[00:05:22] I missed you too, Hector, and thought about you every day. What have you been up to?

[00:05:30] Hector replied,

[00:05:32] I've been to a new park with my owner. We're going there again today.

[00:05:37] I hope you like it.

[00:05:40] He grinned at her.

[00:05:42] Sunny, I met two dogs there last week and I told them all about you and how lovely you are.

[00:05:50] They'll be at the park today and they want to meet you.

[00:05:55] Sunny smiled and said she loved meeting new friends.

[00:06:01] Sunny's owner closed the front door behind her and then walked along the path with the two dogs and Hector's owner.

[00:06:08] They turned left at the end and headed towards the new park.

[00:06:14] Hector told Sunny more about the new dogs he'd met.

[00:06:18] He said,

[00:06:20] They live with the same owner.

[00:06:23] One is called Rosie and she's the oldest one.

[00:06:28] She's a spoodle.

[00:06:30] A spoon? Sunny asked.

[00:06:33] Hector, I thought you've been talking to dogs, not spoons.

[00:06:39] Hector chuckled.

[00:06:41] Not a spoon.

[00:06:43] A spoodle.

[00:06:46] She's a cross between a poodle and a cocker spaniel.

[00:06:50] She's got golden coloured fur and loves playing with balls.

[00:06:55] She's really good at football and scoring goals.

[00:06:58] The other dog is called Marla and she's got fur that's a lovely dark orange in colour, like an apricot.

[00:07:11] Marla is huge and very friendly.

[00:07:16] Sunny smiled.

[00:07:18] They sound wonderful.

[00:07:21] Did you tell them about our magical adventures?

[00:07:25] Hector said he had done and they'd been very impressed and hoped they could go on a magical adventure one day.

[00:07:34] Hector looked at his very best friend and said,

[00:07:38] I said they should come on one of our magical adventures, but that I couldn't possibly go without you

[00:07:46] and would have to wait until you came back from your holidays.

[00:07:52] Sunny said that was a kind thing to say and she wouldn't have minded if they'd gone on an adventure without her.

[00:08:00] Hector shook his head and said,

[00:08:03] I would have minded.

[00:08:06] I'll never go on an adventure without you.

[00:08:10] Sunny's heart filled with even more love for her best friend.

[00:08:16] The group reached the park and walked through the entrance.

[00:08:20] The park was smaller than the one they normally went to, but there were more dogs in it.

[00:08:27] Sunny spotted a fenced-off adventure area that was just for dogs.

[00:08:33] Inside it were little bridges to run over,

[00:08:36] tunnels to explore,

[00:08:38] and a small grassy pitch where dogs could play football matches with each other.

[00:08:43] The group headed towards the adventure area.

[00:08:49] The dogs' owners sat down on a bench near it and let the dogs off their leads.

[00:08:56] Hector and Sunny jogged over to the adventure area.

[00:09:01] Two dogs inside the area saw Hector and Sunny and ran over to them.

[00:09:06] One had chocolate-coloured fur,

[00:09:09] and the other, larger dog,

[00:09:11] had fur the colour of apricots.

[00:09:14] The smallest dog grinned at Hector and said,

[00:09:19] Hi, Hector.

[00:09:20] It's great to see you again.

[00:09:23] She looked at Sunny and gave her a shy smile.

[00:09:27] Are you Sunny?

[00:09:29] Hector's told us all about you.

[00:09:33] Sunny nodded,

[00:09:35] smiled at the little dog and said,

[00:09:37] You must be Rosie.

[00:09:39] It's lovely to meet you.

[00:09:42] Rosie lifted her little head and said proudly

[00:09:45] that her full name was Rosie Posie Rose St. Clair.

[00:09:50] She'd been named by her owner's children,

[00:09:53] Jessica and Mateo.

[00:09:56] The apricot-furred dog said,

[00:09:59] I was named by Jessica and Mateo too.

[00:10:04] My full name is Marla Rose St. Clair,

[00:10:08] but you can call me Marla.

[00:10:11] It's great to finally meet you, Sunny.

[00:10:14] Hector has told us about your magical adventures.

[00:10:19] Sunny said,

[00:10:21] Rosie, Marla,

[00:10:23] you absolutely must come with us on our next adventure.

[00:10:27] I know Hector feels the same way,

[00:10:29] don't you, Hector?

[00:10:31] Hector was only half listening to the conversation.

[00:10:35] He had a faraway look in his eyes that Sunny instantly recognised.

[00:10:42] She asked Hector if he could sense an adventure in the air.

[00:10:47] Hector sniffed the air and said,

[00:10:51] Yes, I most definitely can.

[00:10:56] I'm not sure where we'll be going,

[00:10:59] or when,

[00:11:00] but I can sense something.

[00:11:05] Would you like to visit the land of Nod?

[00:11:08] said a voice behind them.

[00:11:11] A squirrel with silver fur

[00:11:13] had magically appeared behind the dogs.

[00:11:16] He was called Sydney,

[00:11:19] and he'd helped Hector and Sunny go on many exciting adventures.

[00:11:25] Hector and Sunny were used to Sydney suddenly appearing,

[00:11:29] but Rosie and Marla weren't,

[00:11:31] and stared at the squirrel in astonishment.

[00:11:35] Hector said hello to Sydney

[00:11:38] and introduced him to Marla and Rosie.

[00:11:41] Hector said,

[00:11:43] I've never heard of the land of Nod.

[00:11:47] Is it far away?

[00:11:49] What's it like there?

[00:11:52] A dreamy look came into Sydney's eyes,

[00:11:56] and he told the four dogs

[00:11:59] it was a wonderfully sleepy place,

[00:12:02] and kind-hearted animals

[00:12:04] called snoozel-woozles lived there.

[00:12:09] Sydney said,

[00:12:10] I've been there many times.

[00:12:14] Would you like to go there now

[00:12:16] and explore it for yourselves?

[00:12:19] All four dogs nodded eagerly.

[00:12:24] Sydney waved his paw,

[00:12:26] and a huge soft pillow

[00:12:29] appeared on the grass.

[00:12:33] Sydney explained

[00:12:34] that once the dogs stood on the pillow,

[00:12:37] they would be transported to the land of Nod.

[00:12:42] And when they wanted to return,

[00:12:44] they should bark three times.

[00:12:48] Hector had already told Marla and Rosie

[00:12:51] that the world around them

[00:12:54] always froze in time

[00:12:56] before any adventure,

[00:12:58] so they weren't too surprised

[00:13:00] to see that their owner

[00:13:02] had become as still as a statue.

[00:13:05] The silver-furred squirrel

[00:13:08] wished the dogs a wonderful adventure,

[00:13:12] and then he vanished

[00:13:13] into thin air.

[00:13:16] Sunny looked at the pillow

[00:13:18] and suggested they all step onto it

[00:13:21] at the same time.

[00:13:22] She counted.

[00:13:24] One,

[00:13:26] two,

[00:13:28] three.

[00:13:30] Hector,

[00:13:32] Sunny,

[00:13:33] Rosie and Marla

[00:13:34] stepped onto the soft pillow.

[00:13:37] The park around them faded away,

[00:13:41] and they entered a different world,

[00:13:44] a world full of magic and wonder.

[00:13:49] The dogs were still standing on the pillow,

[00:13:53] but were now in a huge meadow,

[00:13:56] which was covered in soft blankets.

[00:14:00] Tall trees lined the meadow,

[00:14:02] and the warm wind whispered gently

[00:14:06] through their leafy branches.

[00:14:09] Pillows and blankets lay on the ground

[00:14:13] beneath the trees,

[00:14:15] and looked like the perfect place

[00:14:18] to take a nap.

[00:14:24] The sky was a soft blue,

[00:14:27] and fluffy white clouds edged in silver

[00:14:30] drifted slowly along.

[00:14:34] Rosie gazed around in wonder

[00:14:37] at the meadow,

[00:14:38] and asked if she was dreaming.

[00:14:42] Sunny put her paw gently on Rosie

[00:14:46] and said she wasn't dreaming,

[00:14:48] and it was only the start

[00:14:50] of their adventure.

[00:14:54] The dogs jumped lightly off the pillow

[00:14:57] and landed on the soft blankets.

[00:15:01] A soothing scent of lavender

[00:15:04] and chamomile rose from the blankets

[00:15:07] and surrounded the dogs

[00:15:09] in a relaxing cloud of perfume.

[00:15:14] Hector looked around the meadow

[00:15:15] and said,

[00:15:17] I wonder where the snoozzle-woozles are.

[00:15:22] What do you think they might look like?

[00:15:27] Marla raised her paw to the right

[00:15:29] and said,

[00:15:32] Perhaps that's a snoozzle-woozle

[00:15:35] over there,

[00:15:36] walking towards us.

[00:15:39] The curious animal waved to the dogs

[00:15:43] and continued walking over to them.

[00:15:46] He looked like an extremely fluffy teddy bear.

[00:15:52] He was wearing navy pyjamas

[00:15:54] and a nightcap,

[00:15:56] which had silver stars on them.

[00:16:00] Hello and welcome

[00:16:03] to the land of Nod,

[00:16:07] the animal said.

[00:16:09] He yawned,

[00:16:11] blinked tiredly,

[00:16:13] and continued,

[00:16:14] My name is Snoozy.

[00:16:18] The dogs gave their names.

[00:16:22] Snoozy nodded

[00:16:24] and yawned again.

[00:16:26] The dogs yawned too.

[00:16:30] Sonny explained

[00:16:31] where they had come from

[00:16:32] and how,

[00:16:34] with Sydney the squirrel's help,

[00:16:36] they had travelled

[00:16:37] to the land of Nod.

[00:16:40] Snoozy smiled sleepily.

[00:16:43] I know Sydney very well,

[00:16:48] and any friends of Sydney's

[00:16:50] are very welcome here.

[00:16:54] Would you like to look around?

[00:16:57] Most of the other snoozzle-woozles

[00:17:00] will be asleep somewhere,

[00:17:02] but I'd be happy

[00:17:04] to show you around.

[00:17:06] I've got a small job

[00:17:08] to attend to first, though.

[00:17:12] Sonny asked

[00:17:13] what his job was

[00:17:15] and if they could help at all.

[00:17:18] The little snoozzle-woozle

[00:17:20] yawned and said,

[00:17:21] I would love your help.

[00:17:25] Oh, thank you.

[00:17:28] I have to collect some dreams

[00:17:31] from the waterfall of dreams.

[00:17:34] Once I've collected them,

[00:17:36] I have to set them free

[00:17:38] so they can drift around the world.

[00:17:42] The waterfall isn't far away

[00:17:45] and we can get there by boat.

[00:17:48] If any of you need to have a nap

[00:17:51] along the way,

[00:17:53] let me know

[00:17:54] and I'll take you

[00:17:55] to the nearest napping area.

[00:17:58] There are lots of them

[00:18:00] in our land

[00:18:01] and you're never far away

[00:18:04] from somewhere

[00:18:05] comfy to rest.

[00:18:08] Snoozy led the dogs

[00:18:10] across the soft blankets

[00:18:12] and out of the meadow.

[00:18:14] He kept yawning

[00:18:15] and each yawn

[00:18:17] made the dogs yawn too.

[00:18:22] The friendly snoozzle-woozle

[00:18:25] took the dogs

[00:18:26] towards a slow-flowing river

[00:18:28] where a navy wooden boat

[00:18:31] bobbed gently

[00:18:32] on the surface.

[00:18:35] Snoozy helped the dogs

[00:18:37] into the boat.

[00:18:39] Sunny and Rosie

[00:18:41] sat together on a seat

[00:18:43] and Hector and Marla

[00:18:45] sat on the seat behind them.

[00:18:49] Snoozy settled down

[00:18:51] on a soft chair

[00:18:53] at the front of the boat

[00:18:54] and pulled on a silver rope

[00:18:57] that was attached

[00:18:58] to a small engine.

[00:18:59] The engine fired up

[00:19:03] and the soft sound

[00:19:05] of snores

[00:19:06] came from it.

[00:19:09] Snoozy looked over

[00:19:11] his shoulder

[00:19:11] at the dogs

[00:19:12] and said there were

[00:19:14] silver buckets

[00:19:15] under their seats

[00:19:16] which they would need later

[00:19:18] when they reached

[00:19:20] the waterfall of dreams.

[00:19:22] But for now

[00:19:24] they could relax

[00:19:25] and take in

[00:19:26] their surroundings.

[00:19:27] He said they might

[00:19:30] spot some

[00:19:31] sleeping snoozzle-woozles

[00:19:33] and advised

[00:19:34] they came

[00:19:35] in all shapes

[00:19:37] and sizes.

[00:19:40] Snoozy smiled

[00:19:41] and looked

[00:19:42] back at the river.

[00:19:44] The boat

[00:19:45] set off

[00:19:46] along the water.

[00:19:48] The soothing

[00:19:50] sound of the river

[00:19:52] lapping

[00:19:53] against the boat

[00:19:54] mingled

[00:19:56] gently

[00:19:57] with the soft

[00:19:58] snores

[00:19:59] coming from

[00:20:00] the engine.

[00:20:03] Sonny chatted

[00:20:04] to Rosie

[00:20:05] and asked

[00:20:06] what her favourite

[00:20:07] things to do

[00:20:08] were.

[00:20:09] With a cheeky

[00:20:11] twinkle

[00:20:12] in her eyes

[00:20:13] Rosie answered

[00:20:15] I love

[00:20:16] hiding

[00:20:16] balls

[00:20:17] around my house

[00:20:18] and I love

[00:20:20] finding ones

[00:20:21] that my owner

[00:20:22] and the children

[00:20:23] have hidden.

[00:20:24] One early morning

[00:20:26] I managed

[00:20:28] to climb

[00:20:29] onto a shelf

[00:20:30] and I found

[00:20:31] a hidden ball

[00:20:31] up there.

[00:20:34] My owner

[00:20:35] came in

[00:20:35] and saw me

[00:20:36] on the shelf

[00:20:37] and wondered

[00:20:38] how I'd managed

[00:20:39] to climb

[00:20:40] so high.

[00:20:43] She let out

[00:20:44] a cute giggle

[00:20:45] and said

[00:20:46] she'd hidden

[00:20:47] some balls

[00:20:48] around the house

[00:20:49] that her owner

[00:20:50] hadn't found

[00:20:51] yet.

[00:20:52] Sonny giggled

[00:20:53] too

[00:20:54] and told Rosie

[00:20:56] how she loved

[00:20:57] hiding objects

[00:20:58] too

[00:20:58] especially

[00:21:00] socks.

[00:21:03] Hector chatted

[00:21:04] to Marla

[00:21:05] and discovered

[00:21:06] that she had

[00:21:07] a box full

[00:21:08] of squeaky

[00:21:08] toys at home

[00:21:10] which she loved

[00:21:11] playing with.

[00:21:12] Marla also

[00:21:14] loved going

[00:21:15] to the park

[00:21:16] to see her

[00:21:16] friends

[00:21:17] and she

[00:21:18] adored

[00:21:19] having cuddles

[00:21:20] with her

[00:21:21] family.

[00:21:22] From the

[00:21:23] seat in front

[00:21:24] Rosie said

[00:21:25] she also

[00:21:26] loved cuddles

[00:21:27] and snuggling

[00:21:29] up with her

[00:21:29] family on

[00:21:30] the sofa.

[00:21:33] Hector

[00:21:33] and Sonny

[00:21:34] agreed

[00:21:34] that having

[00:21:35] cuddles

[00:21:36] with their

[00:21:36] families

[00:21:37] was the

[00:21:39] best thing

[00:21:40] ever.

[00:21:41] The boat

[00:21:43] glided

[00:21:44] along the river

[00:21:45] and the soft

[00:21:46] snoring

[00:21:47] sounds

[00:21:48] continued

[00:21:48] to drift

[00:21:50] from the

[00:21:50] engine.

[00:21:55] The boat

[00:21:56] glided

[00:21:57] along the

[00:21:58] river

[00:21:58] and the

[00:21:59] soft

[00:22:00] snoring

[00:22:01] sounds

[00:22:01] continued

[00:22:02] to drift

[00:22:03] from the

[00:22:04] engine.

[00:22:05] The dogs

[00:22:07] began to

[00:22:08] spot some

[00:22:09] sleeping

[00:22:09] snoozel-woozles

[00:22:11] and pointed

[00:22:12] them out

[00:22:12] to each

[00:22:13] other.

[00:22:14] Every

[00:22:15] snoozel-woozel

[00:22:16] they saw

[00:22:17] was wearing

[00:22:18] pyjamas

[00:22:19] and a

[00:22:20] nightcap,

[00:22:21] even the

[00:22:22] very smallest

[00:22:23] ones.

[00:22:25] Hector

[00:22:26] saw some

[00:22:27] snoozel-woozles

[00:22:28] snuggled

[00:22:29] in the

[00:22:29] branches of

[00:22:30] trees

[00:22:31] and Sonny

[00:22:32] noticed

[00:22:33] some cuddled

[00:22:34] up on

[00:22:35] blankets

[00:22:35] at the

[00:22:36] bottom

[00:22:36] of the

[00:22:37] trees.

[00:22:39] Marla's

[00:22:40] eyes widened

[00:22:41] in surprise

[00:22:42] when she

[00:22:43] saw some

[00:22:44] small

[00:22:45] flying

[00:22:45] snoozel-woozles.

[00:22:47] She said

[00:22:48] they looked

[00:22:49] like

[00:22:49] teddy bear

[00:22:50] butterflies.

[00:22:52] The dogs

[00:22:54] watched

[00:22:54] them

[00:22:55] flying

[00:22:55] over

[00:22:56] to a

[00:22:56] tree

[00:22:56] trunk

[00:22:57] and

[00:22:58] settling

[00:22:58] against

[00:22:59] it.

[00:23:00] Their

[00:23:00] wings

[00:23:01] slowly

[00:23:02] flapped

[00:23:03] for a

[00:23:03] moment

[00:23:03] and

[00:23:05] then

[00:23:05] stopped

[00:23:05] because

[00:23:07] the

[00:23:07] little

[00:23:07] animals

[00:23:08] had

[00:23:08] fallen

[00:23:09] asleep.

[00:23:12] Rosie

[00:23:13] saw

[00:23:13] even

[00:23:14] smaller

[00:23:15] snoozel-woozles

[00:23:16] that looked

[00:23:17] like teddy

[00:23:18] bear

[00:23:18] bumblebees.

[00:23:20] The dogs

[00:23:22] gazed

[00:23:23] in wonder

[00:23:23] at the

[00:23:24] tiny

[00:23:24] animals

[00:23:25] as they

[00:23:26] fluttered

[00:23:27] over to

[00:23:28] some wild

[00:23:29] roses.

[00:23:31] They

[00:23:31] snuggled

[00:23:32] down into

[00:23:33] the soft

[00:23:34] petals of

[00:23:35] the flowers

[00:23:36] and promptly

[00:23:37] fell asleep.

[00:23:40] At the

[00:23:41] front of

[00:23:41] the boat,

[00:23:42] Snoozy

[00:23:43] looked over

[00:23:44] his shoulder

[00:23:45] again and

[00:23:46] told the

[00:23:47] dogs they

[00:23:48] would reach

[00:23:48] the waterfall

[00:23:49] of dreams

[00:23:50] soon and

[00:23:52] to get

[00:23:52] their buckets

[00:23:53] ready.

[00:23:55] He

[00:23:55] explained

[00:23:56] it wasn't

[00:23:57] water that

[00:23:58] flowed down

[00:23:59] into the

[00:23:59] river,

[00:24:00] but tiny

[00:24:01] stars which

[00:24:03] had dreams

[00:24:03] inside them.

[00:24:06] The dogs

[00:24:07] needn't

[00:24:07] worry if

[00:24:08] any

[00:24:09] stars fell

[00:24:10] on them.

[00:24:11] because the

[00:24:12] stars would

[00:24:12] melt away

[00:24:13] like

[00:24:14] snowflakes.

[00:24:16] The boat

[00:24:17] came to

[00:24:18] a bend

[00:24:19] in the

[00:24:19] river.

[00:24:20] Snoozy

[00:24:21] steered it

[00:24:22] around the

[00:24:23] bend,

[00:24:24] and the

[00:24:24] dogs

[00:24:25] saw

[00:24:26] the

[00:24:26] waterfall

[00:24:27] of

[00:24:27] dreams

[00:24:28] just

[00:24:29] ahead.

[00:24:31] Marla

[00:24:32] stared at

[00:24:33] it in

[00:24:33] awe

[00:24:34] and said,

[00:24:36] It

[00:24:37] looks

[00:24:38] like a

[00:24:39] shimmering

[00:24:40] silver

[00:24:40] curtain

[00:24:41] made

[00:24:42] made out

[00:24:43] of

[00:24:43] tiny

[00:24:44] stars.

[00:24:46] I

[00:24:47] have

[00:24:47] never

[00:24:48] seen

[00:24:49] anything

[00:24:50] so

[00:24:50] magical

[00:24:52] in

[00:24:53] all

[00:24:53] my

[00:24:54] life.

[00:24:56] Rosie

[00:24:57] asked the

[00:24:58] other

[00:24:58] dogs if

[00:24:59] they could

[00:25:00] hear a

[00:25:00] soft

[00:25:01] singing

[00:25:01] sound.

[00:25:03] The dogs

[00:25:04] nodded

[00:25:04] and agreed

[00:25:06] it seemed

[00:25:07] to be coming

[00:25:07] from the

[00:25:08] falling

[00:25:09] dream

[00:25:09] stars.

[00:25:11] Snoozy

[00:25:12] overheard

[00:25:13] their

[00:25:13] conversation

[00:25:14] and said

[00:25:16] the stars

[00:25:17] held not

[00:25:18] only dreams

[00:25:19] but lullabies

[00:25:21] too.

[00:25:23] Hector

[00:25:24] asked

[00:25:25] Marla

[00:25:26] and Rosie

[00:25:26] what they

[00:25:27] dreamed

[00:25:28] about.

[00:25:29] Marla

[00:25:30] and Rosie

[00:25:31] smiled at

[00:25:32] each other

[00:25:32] and said

[00:25:33] they both

[00:25:34] dreamed

[00:25:35] about

[00:25:35] flying.

[00:25:37] Rosie

[00:25:38] said

[00:25:38] she

[00:25:39] also

[00:25:39] dreamed

[00:25:40] about

[00:25:40] being

[00:25:41] a

[00:25:41] famous

[00:25:42] footballer

[00:25:43] and Marla

[00:25:44] admitted

[00:25:45] that she

[00:25:46] often

[00:25:47] dreamed

[00:25:47] about

[00:25:48] being

[00:25:48] a

[00:25:48] movie

[00:25:49] star.

[00:25:50] With

[00:25:51] one of

[00:25:52] his

[00:25:52] wise

[00:25:52] smiles

[00:25:53] Hector

[00:25:54] said

[00:25:55] their

[00:25:55] dreams

[00:25:55] might

[00:25:56] come

[00:25:57] true

[00:25:57] one

[00:25:57] day.

[00:25:58] The

[00:25:59] boat

[00:26:00] reached

[00:26:00] the

[00:26:01] waterfall

[00:26:01] Snoozy

[00:26:03] slowed

[00:26:03] it

[00:26:08] the

[00:26:09] as they

[00:26:10] could.

[00:26:12] The

[00:26:13] dogs

[00:26:13] raised

[00:26:14] their

[00:26:14] silver

[00:26:15] buckets

[00:26:15] and held

[00:26:17] them

[00:26:17] under

[00:26:18] the

[00:26:18] falling

[00:26:18] stars.

[00:26:20] The

[00:26:21] silver

[00:26:21] stars

[00:26:22] dropped

[00:26:22] into

[00:26:23] their

[00:26:23] buckets

[00:26:24] with a

[00:26:24] soft

[00:26:25] tinkling

[00:26:26] sound.

[00:26:28] Some

[00:26:29] of the

[00:26:29] stars

[00:26:29] landed

[00:26:30] on

[00:26:30] the

[00:26:30] dogs

[00:26:31] but

[00:26:32] just

[00:26:33] as

[00:26:33] Snoozy

[00:26:34] had

[00:26:34] told

[00:26:40] enough

[00:26:41] dream

[00:26:41] stars

[00:26:42] had

[00:26:42] been

[00:26:43] collected

[00:26:43] Snoozy

[00:26:45] steered

[00:26:45] the

[00:26:46] boat

[00:26:46] through

[00:26:46] the

[00:26:47] waterfall

[00:26:48] and

[00:26:48] into

[00:26:49] a

[00:26:49] cave

[00:26:49] behind

[00:26:50] which

[00:26:51] was

[00:26:51] lit

[00:26:52] by

[00:26:52] sparkling

[00:26:53] crystals

[00:26:54] embedded

[00:26:54] in

[00:26:55] the

[00:26:55] ceiling.

[00:26:57] Snoozy

[00:26:58] slowed

[00:26:58] the

[00:26:59] boat

[00:26:59] down

[00:26:59] again

[00:27:00] and

[00:27:01] asked

[00:27:01] the

[00:27:01] dogs

[00:27:02] to

[00:27:03] look

[00:27:03] more

[00:27:03] closely

[00:27:04] at

[00:27:04] the

[00:27:04] ceiling.

[00:27:06] The

[00:27:07] dogs

[00:27:07] looked

[00:27:08] upwards

[00:27:08] and

[00:27:10] lines

[00:27:11] of

[00:27:11] words

[00:27:12] floating

[00:27:13] free

[00:27:13] from

[00:27:14] the

[00:27:14] sparkling

[00:27:14] gems.

[00:27:16] The

[00:27:17] words

[00:27:17] twirled

[00:27:18] together

[00:27:19] and

[00:27:20] danced

[00:27:20] in

[00:27:21] the

[00:27:21] air.

[00:27:23] Sonny

[00:27:24] asked

[00:27:24] Snoozy

[00:27:25] what

[00:27:26] was

[00:27:26] happening.

[00:27:28] Snoozy

[00:27:29] let

[00:27:30] out a

[00:27:30] long,

[00:27:31] long

[00:27:32] yawn

[00:27:32] and

[00:27:33] said,

[00:27:41] those

[00:27:41] words

[00:27:42] come

[00:27:43] from

[00:27:43] bedtime

[00:27:44] stories

[00:27:45] that

[00:27:46] have

[00:27:49] all

[00:27:49] over

[00:27:49] the

[00:27:49] world.

[00:27:51] We'll

[00:27:51] collect

[00:27:52] some

[00:27:52] of

[00:27:52] them

[00:27:53] in

[00:27:53] your

[00:27:53] buckets

[00:27:53] and

[00:27:55] set

[00:27:55] them

[00:27:55] free

[00:27:55] later.

[00:27:57] I

[00:27:58] just

[00:27:58] love

[00:28:00] hearing

[00:28:01] a

[00:28:01] bedtime

[00:28:02] story

[00:28:03] before

[00:28:04] I

[00:28:04] go

[00:28:05] to

[00:28:05] sleep.

[00:28:06] The

[00:28:07] dogs

[00:28:07] nodded

[00:28:08] and

[00:28:09] said

[00:28:09] they

[00:28:09] did

[00:28:09] too.

[00:28:11] They

[00:28:12] held

[00:28:12] their

[00:28:12] buckets

[00:28:13] higher

[00:28:13] and

[00:28:14] the

[00:28:14] twirling

[00:28:15] lines

[00:28:15] of

[00:28:16] words

[00:28:16] flew

[00:28:17] towards

[00:28:18] them

[00:28:18] and

[00:28:19] dropped

[00:28:19] gently

[00:28:20] into

[00:28:21] the

[00:28:21] buckets.

[00:28:23] Soon

[00:28:24] their

[00:28:25] silver

[00:28:25] buckets

[00:28:26] were

[00:28:27] full

[00:28:27] of

[00:28:28] dream

[00:28:28] stars

[00:28:29] and

[00:28:29] bedtime

[00:28:30] stories.

[00:28:32] Rosie

[00:28:32] asked

[00:28:33] Snoozy

[00:28:34] what

[00:28:34] they

[00:28:35] should

[00:28:35] do

[00:28:35] with

[00:28:35] them.

[00:28:38] They

[00:28:39] will

[00:28:39] be

[00:28:39] cast

[00:28:40] upon

[00:28:40] the

[00:28:41] wind

[00:28:41] and

[00:28:42] it

[00:28:42] will

[00:28:42] take

[00:28:43] them

[00:28:43] away.

[00:28:44] They

[00:28:45] will

[00:28:46] become

[00:28:46] invisible

[00:28:46] and

[00:28:47] drift

[00:28:48] into

[00:28:48] those

[00:28:49] places

[00:28:50] where

[00:28:50] they

[00:28:51] are

[00:28:51] needed.

[00:28:53] He

[00:28:53] yawned

[00:28:54] and

[00:28:55] steered

[00:28:55] the

[00:28:56] boat

[00:28:56] out

[00:28:57] of

[00:28:57] the

[00:28:57] cave

[00:28:58] through

[00:28:59] a

[00:28:59] tunnel

[00:29:00] and

[00:29:01] back

[00:29:01] out

[00:29:01] into

[00:29:02] the

[00:29:02] open.

[00:29:04] The

[00:29:05] tired

[00:29:05] Snoozel

[00:29:06] Woozel

[00:29:06] steered

[00:29:07] the

[00:29:07] boat

[00:29:08] over

[00:29:08] to

[00:29:09] the

[00:29:09] side

[00:29:09] of

[00:29:09] the

[00:29:10] river

[00:29:10] and

[00:29:11] switched

[00:29:11] the

[00:29:12] engine

[00:29:12] off.

[00:29:13] He

[00:29:14] thanked

[00:29:15] the

[00:29:15] dogs

[00:29:15] for

[00:29:16] their

[00:29:16] help

[00:29:16] and

[00:29:17] said

[00:29:18] it

[00:29:18] was

[00:29:18] time

[00:29:19] for

[00:29:19] him

[00:29:19] to

[00:29:20] perform

[00:29:21] the

[00:29:21] last

[00:29:22] part

[00:29:22] of

[00:29:23] his

[00:29:23] job.

[00:29:25] Snoozy

[00:29:25] explained,

[00:29:28] I

[00:29:29] have

[00:29:29] to

[00:29:29] fly

[00:29:30] to

[00:29:31] one

[00:29:31] of

[00:29:31] those

[00:29:32] dream

[00:29:32] clouds

[00:29:33] in

[00:29:33] the

[00:29:34] sky,

[00:29:35] tip

[00:29:35] the

[00:29:36] buckets

[00:29:36] upside

[00:29:37] down

[00:29:38] and

[00:29:39] let

[00:29:39] the

[00:29:39] wind

[00:29:40] catch

[00:29:41] the

[00:29:41] dreams

[00:29:42] and

[00:29:42] stories

[00:29:43] and

[00:29:44] take

[00:29:44] them

[00:29:45] on

[00:29:45] their

[00:29:45] way.

[00:29:47] His

[00:29:47] tired

[00:29:48] eyes

[00:29:49] began

[00:29:49] to

[00:29:49] close

[00:29:50] and

[00:29:51] he

[00:29:51] said

[00:29:51] he

[00:29:52] was

[00:29:52] so

[00:29:53] very

[00:29:53] sleepy

[00:29:54] and

[00:29:55] really

[00:29:56] needed

[00:29:56] a

[00:29:57] nap.

[00:29:58] But

[00:29:59] he

[00:29:59] couldn't

[00:29:59] do

[00:29:59] that

[00:30:00] until

[00:30:00] the

[00:30:01] buckets

[00:30:02] had

[00:30:02] been

[00:30:02] emptied.

[00:30:05] Sonny

[00:30:06] asked

[00:30:06] if

[00:30:07] the

[00:30:07] dogs

[00:30:07] could

[00:30:08] empty

[00:30:08] the

[00:30:08] buckets

[00:30:09] for

[00:30:09] him.

[00:30:11] Snoozy

[00:30:12] smiled

[00:30:12] at

[00:30:13] the

[00:30:13] thoughtful

[00:30:13] dog

[00:30:14] and

[00:30:14] said,

[00:30:16] yes,

[00:30:17] you

[00:30:18] could

[00:30:19] do

[00:30:19] that

[00:30:19] for

[00:30:20] me,

[00:30:21] thank

[00:30:21] you.

[00:30:23] Would

[00:30:23] you

[00:30:23] be

[00:30:24] okay

[00:30:24] with

[00:30:25] flying

[00:30:26] up

[00:30:26] to

[00:30:27] the

[00:30:27] dream

[00:30:27] cloud?

[00:30:29] Marla

[00:30:30] and

[00:30:30] Rosie

[00:30:31] were

[00:30:32] the

[00:30:32] first

[00:30:33] ones

[00:30:33] to

[00:30:34] say

[00:30:34] yes.

[00:30:36] Hector

[00:30:37] and

[00:30:37] Sonny

[00:30:38] nodded

[00:30:38] in

[00:30:39] agreement

[00:30:39] with

[00:30:40] them.

[00:30:42] Snoozy

[00:30:43] said

[00:30:43] he

[00:30:44] had

[00:30:44] some

[00:30:45] magic

[00:30:45] dust

[00:30:46] in

[00:30:46] his

[00:30:46] pocket

[00:30:47] that

[00:30:48] he

[00:30:48] could

[00:30:48] sprinkle

[00:30:49] on

[00:30:49] the

[00:30:49] dogs

[00:30:50] to

[00:30:50] make

[00:30:51] them

[00:30:51] fly.

[00:30:52] He

[00:30:53] asked

[00:30:54] if

[00:30:55] it

[00:30:55] was

[00:30:55] okay

[00:30:55] for

[00:30:56] him

[00:30:56] to

[00:30:57] do

[00:30:57] that.

[00:30:59] Once

[00:31:00] again,

[00:31:01] Marla

[00:31:02] and

[00:31:02] Rosie

[00:31:10] reached

[00:31:11] into

[00:31:11] a

[00:31:12] little

[00:31:12] pocket

[00:31:12] on

[00:31:13] his

[00:31:14] pajama

[00:31:14] top

[00:31:15] and

[00:31:16] took

[00:31:16] out

[00:31:17] a

[00:31:17] pawful

[00:31:18] of

[00:31:18] sparkling

[00:31:19] glitter.

[00:31:21] He

[00:31:22] cast

[00:31:22] it

[00:31:22] gently

[00:31:23] over

[00:31:24] the

[00:31:24] dogs.

[00:31:25] Glittering

[00:31:26] wings

[00:31:27] appeared

[00:31:28] on

[00:31:28] their

[00:31:28] backs.

[00:31:30] Rosie

[00:31:31] and

[00:31:31] Marla

[00:31:32] were

[00:31:32] too

[00:31:33] astonished

[00:31:34] to speak.

[00:31:37] Snoozy

[00:31:38] said,

[00:31:40] when

[00:31:41] you

[00:31:41] are

[00:31:42] on

[00:31:42] the

[00:31:42] cloud,

[00:31:43] wait

[00:31:44] for

[00:31:44] the

[00:31:44] wind

[00:31:45] to

[00:31:45] blow

[00:31:46] over

[00:31:46] you

[00:31:47] and

[00:31:48] then

[00:31:48] tip

[00:31:49] your

[00:31:50] buckets

[00:31:50] upside

[00:31:51] down

[00:31:52] and

[00:31:53] let

[00:31:53] the

[00:31:53] wind

[00:31:54] catch

[00:31:55] the

[00:31:55] stars

[00:31:56] and

[00:31:56] stories.

[00:31:58] When

[00:31:59] your

[00:31:59] buckets

[00:32:00] are

[00:32:00] empty,

[00:32:01] you

[00:32:02] can

[00:32:02] fly

[00:32:03] back

[00:32:03] to

[00:32:04] the

[00:32:04] meadow

[00:32:04] of

[00:32:04] blankets

[00:32:05] and

[00:32:06] return

[00:32:06] to

[00:32:07] your

[00:32:07] world

[00:32:08] or

[00:32:09] you

[00:32:10] can

[00:32:10] continue

[00:32:11] exploring

[00:32:12] this

[00:32:13] land.

[00:32:14] Now,

[00:32:15] if

[00:32:16] you'll

[00:32:16] excuse

[00:32:17] me,

[00:32:18] I

[00:32:19] really

[00:32:20] need

[00:32:21] to

[00:32:21] sleep.

[00:32:24] The

[00:32:24] sleepy

[00:32:25] snoozel

[00:32:25] woozel

[00:32:26] let out

[00:32:27] a big

[00:32:28] yawn,

[00:32:30] thanked

[00:32:30] the

[00:32:30] dogs

[00:32:31] and

[00:32:32] then

[00:32:32] snuggled

[00:32:33] down

[00:32:33] under

[00:32:34] his

[00:32:34] seat

[00:32:34] and

[00:32:35] fell

[00:32:35] asleep.

[00:32:38] Marla

[00:32:39] and

[00:32:39] Rosie

[00:32:40] flapped

[00:32:41] their

[00:32:41] new

[00:32:41] wings

[00:32:42] and

[00:32:42] admitted

[00:32:43] they

[00:32:43] were

[00:32:44] a

[00:32:44] little

[00:32:44] nervous

[00:32:45] about

[00:32:46] flying

[00:32:46] for

[00:32:47] the

[00:32:47] first

[00:32:47] time.

[00:32:51] Hector

[00:32:52] held

[00:32:52] out

[00:32:52] one

[00:32:53] of

[00:32:53] his

[00:32:53] paws

[00:32:54] to

[00:32:54] Marla

[00:32:54] and

[00:32:55] said

[00:32:56] he

[00:32:57] would

[00:32:57] help

[00:32:57] her

[00:32:58] to

[00:32:58] fly.

[00:33:00] Marla

[00:33:01] smiled

[00:33:01] and put

[00:33:02] her

[00:33:02] paw

[00:33:03] in

[00:33:03] his.

[00:33:04] Sunny

[00:33:05] said

[00:33:06] the

[00:33:06] same

[00:33:06] thing

[00:33:07] to

[00:33:07] Rosie

[00:33:07] and

[00:33:08] held

[00:33:09] out

[00:33:09] her

[00:33:09] paw.

[00:33:11] Rosie

[00:33:12] took

[00:33:12] it

[00:33:12] and

[00:33:13] said

[00:33:14] she

[00:33:14] was

[00:33:15] ready

[00:33:15] to

[00:33:16] fly.

[00:33:19] The

[00:33:20] four

[00:33:20] dogs

[00:33:20] took

[00:33:21] to

[00:33:22] the

[00:33:22] air.

[00:33:23] They

[00:33:24] landed

[00:33:25] on the

[00:33:25] nearest

[00:33:26] dream

[00:33:26] cloud.

[00:33:27] It

[00:33:28] was soft

[00:33:29] and warm

[00:33:30] beneath

[00:33:30] their

[00:33:31] paws.

[00:33:33] A

[00:33:33] gentle

[00:33:34] gust

[00:33:34] of

[00:33:34] wind

[00:33:35] wrapped

[00:33:36] around

[00:33:37] the

[00:33:37] dogs

[00:33:38] and

[00:33:39] they

[00:33:39] knew

[00:33:39] it

[00:33:40] was

[00:33:40] time

[00:33:41] to

[00:33:41] empty

[00:33:42] their

[00:33:42] buckets.

[00:33:44] They

[00:33:45] counted

[00:33:45] to

[00:33:46] three

[00:33:46] and

[00:33:47] tipped

[00:33:48] their

[00:33:48] silver

[00:33:49] buckets

[00:33:49] upside

[00:33:50] down

[00:33:51] at the

[00:33:52] same

[00:33:52] time

[00:33:53] and

[00:33:54] released

[00:33:54] the

[00:33:55] dream

[00:33:55] stars

[00:33:56] and

[00:33:56] the

[00:33:57] bedtime

[00:33:57] stories.

[00:33:59] The

[00:34:00] wind

[00:34:00] caught

[00:34:01] the

[00:34:02] magical

[00:34:02] treasures

[00:34:03] and

[00:34:04] carried

[00:34:04] them

[00:34:08] Mala,

[00:34:09] Rosie,

[00:34:10] Hector

[00:34:11] and

[00:34:12] Sunny

[00:34:13] watched

[00:34:14] the

[00:34:15] sparkling

[00:34:15] stars

[00:34:16] and

[00:34:17] twirling

[00:34:17] words

[00:34:18] flying

[00:34:19] off

[00:34:20] into

[00:34:20] the

[00:34:21] distance.

[00:34:23] A

[00:34:24] soft

[00:34:24] tinkling

[00:34:25] sound

[00:34:26] came

[00:34:27] from

[00:34:27] their

[00:34:27] empty

[00:34:28] buckets.

[00:34:30] The

[00:34:30] dogs

[00:34:31] looked

[00:34:31] at

[00:34:31] them

[00:34:32] and

[00:34:33] watched

[00:34:33] as

[00:34:34] the

[00:34:35] buckets

[00:34:35] slowly

[00:34:36] vanished.

[00:34:39] The

[00:34:40] sky

[00:34:40] grew

[00:34:41] a

[00:34:41] little

[00:34:41] darker

[00:34:42] and

[00:34:43] the

[00:34:43] first

[00:34:44] star

[00:34:44] twinkled

[00:34:46] into

[00:34:46] view.

[00:34:49] Soft

[00:34:49] snores

[00:34:50] came

[00:34:51] from

[00:34:52] the

[00:34:52] many

[00:34:52] sleeping

[00:34:53] snoozel

[00:34:54] woozles

[00:34:55] below

[00:34:55] the

[00:34:56] dogs

[00:34:56] and

[00:34:58] the

[00:34:58] sound

[00:34:58] made

[00:34:59] them

[00:34:59] feel

[00:35:00] very

[00:35:00] tired.

[00:35:02] They

[00:35:03] had

[00:35:03] a

[00:35:03] little

[00:35:04] chat

[00:35:04] and

[00:35:05] agreed

[00:35:06] they

[00:35:07] were

[00:35:07] too

[00:35:07] sleepy

[00:35:08] to

[00:35:08] explore

[00:35:09] anymore

[00:35:10] and

[00:35:11] it

[00:35:11] was

[00:35:11] time

[00:35:12] to

[00:35:12] return

[00:35:13] to

[00:35:14] their

[00:35:14] world.

[00:35:16] Before

[00:35:17] they

[00:35:17] flew

[00:35:18] away

[00:35:18] Hector

[00:35:19] held

[00:35:20] Rosie's

[00:35:21] paw

[00:35:21] this

[00:35:22] time

[00:35:22] and

[00:35:23] Sonny

[00:35:24] held

[00:35:24] Marla's.

[00:35:26] The

[00:35:27] four

[00:35:27] friends

[00:35:28] flew

[00:35:29] away

[00:35:30] from

[00:35:30] the

[00:35:30] cloud

[00:35:31] and

[00:35:31] through

[00:35:32] the

[00:35:32] darkening

[00:35:33] sky.

[00:35:35] Over

[00:35:36] the land

[00:35:37] of

[00:35:37] nod

[00:35:37] they

[00:35:37] went

[00:35:38] and

[00:35:39] towards

[00:35:39] the

[00:35:40] meadow

[00:35:40] of

[00:35:40] blankets.

[00:35:43] When

[00:35:44] they

[00:35:44] reached

[00:35:44] the

[00:35:45] meadow

[00:35:45] the

[00:35:46] dogs

[00:35:46] descended

[00:35:47] to

[00:35:47] the

[00:35:48] ground.

[00:35:49] As

[00:35:50] soon

[00:35:50] as

[00:35:50] they

[00:35:50] landed

[00:35:51] their

[00:35:52] wings

[00:35:53] vanished.

[00:35:56] Marla

[00:35:56] and

[00:35:56] Rosie

[00:35:57] said

[00:35:58] flying

[00:35:59] had

[00:35:59] been

[00:35:59] even

[00:36:00] more

[00:36:00] magical

[00:36:01] than

[00:36:02] they'd

[00:36:02] ever

[00:36:03] imagined.

[00:36:05] They

[00:36:05] thanked

[00:36:06] Hector

[00:36:07] and

[00:36:07] Sonny

[00:36:08] for

[00:36:08] taking

[00:36:08] them

[00:36:09] on

[00:36:09] such

[00:36:10] a

[00:36:10] wonderful

[00:36:11] adventure.

[00:36:13] Sonny

[00:36:14] said

[00:36:14] I

[00:36:16] loved

[00:36:16] sharing

[00:36:17] our

[00:36:17] adventure

[00:36:18] with

[00:36:18] you.

[00:36:20] Thank

[00:36:20] you

[00:36:21] for

[00:36:21] coming

[00:36:21] with

[00:36:21] us.

[00:36:25] Hector

[00:36:26] said

[00:36:26] he

[00:36:27] loved

[00:36:27] having

[00:36:28] Marla

[00:36:28] and

[00:36:28] Rosie

[00:36:39] said

[00:36:39] land

[00:36:40] they

[00:36:46] barked

[00:36:46] three

[00:36:47] times.

[00:36:49] They

[00:36:50] were

[00:36:50] instantly

[00:36:51] transported

[00:36:53] back

[00:36:54] to the

[00:36:54] park

[00:36:55] from

[00:36:55] their

[00:36:55] owners.

[00:36:57] Time

[00:36:58] became

[00:36:59] unfrozen

[00:37:00] and

[00:37:01] everyone

[00:37:02] carried

[00:37:03] on with

[00:37:04] what they

[00:37:04] were doing.

[00:37:06] Marla

[00:37:07] and Rosie

[00:37:08] said

[00:37:08] goodbye

[00:37:09] to

[00:37:09] Hector

[00:37:10] and

[00:37:10] Sonny

[00:37:11] and

[00:37:12] padded

[00:37:13] tiredly

[00:37:14] over

[00:37:14] to

[00:37:15] their

[00:37:15] owner.

[00:37:17] Sonny

[00:37:18] and

[00:37:18] Hector

[00:37:19] walked

[00:37:20] over

[00:37:20] to

[00:37:20] their

[00:37:21] owners

[00:37:21] and

[00:37:22] flop

[00:37:23] at

[00:37:23] their

[00:37:24] feet.

[00:37:26] Their

[00:37:26] owners

[00:37:27] were

[00:37:27] used

[00:37:28] to

[00:37:28] seeing

[00:37:28] the

[00:37:29] dogs

[00:37:29] full

[00:37:30] of

[00:37:30] energy

[00:37:31] one

[00:37:31] minute

[00:37:31] and

[00:37:32] then

[00:37:33] ready

[00:37:33] for

[00:37:34] a

[00:37:34] sleep

[00:37:34] the

[00:37:35] next.

[00:37:38] Hector

[00:37:39] laid

[00:37:41] and

[00:37:42] said

[00:37:44] an

[00:37:45] amazing

[00:37:46] adventure

[00:37:47] that

[00:37:47] was.

[00:37:50] I'm

[00:37:50] definitely

[00:37:51] ready

[00:37:52] for

[00:37:53] a

[00:37:53] sleep.

[00:37:55] I

[00:37:56] hope

[00:37:56] I

[00:37:56] dream

[00:37:57] about

[00:37:58] gravy.

[00:37:59] I

[00:38:00] love

[00:38:00] those

[00:38:01] gravy

[00:38:02] dreams

[00:38:03] that I

[00:38:03] have.

[00:38:05] What

[00:38:05] are

[00:38:05] your

[00:38:06] favourite

[00:38:06] dreams

[00:38:07] Sonny?

[00:38:09] Sonny

[00:38:10] smiled

[00:38:11] softly

[00:38:12] and said

[00:38:13] she

[00:38:14] loved

[00:38:14] dreaming

[00:38:15] about

[00:38:16] her

[00:38:16] friends

[00:38:16] and

[00:38:17] family

[00:38:17] and

[00:38:19] now

[00:38:19] she

[00:38:20] had

[00:38:20] two

[00:38:21] more

[00:38:21] friends

[00:38:22] to

[00:38:22] dream

[00:38:23] about.

[00:38:25] Hector

[00:38:26] and

[00:38:27] Sonny

[00:38:27] yawned,

[00:38:30] closed

[00:38:30] their

[00:38:31] tired

[00:38:31] eyes

[00:38:32] and

[00:38:33] gently

[00:38:34] drifted

[00:38:36] into

[00:38:36] a

[00:38:36] relaxing

[00:38:37] sleep.

[00:38:39] A

[00:38:40] sleep

[00:38:40] that

[00:38:41] was

[00:38:42] full

[00:38:42] of

[00:38:43] wonderful

[00:38:44] dreams.