♪ SOMEWHERE DEEP
IN BEAR COUNTRY ♪ ♪ LIVES THE BERENSTAIN
BEAR FAMILY ♪ ♪ THEY'RE KIND OF FURRY
AROUND THE TORSO ♪ ♪ THEY'RE A LOT LIKE PEOPLE
ONLY MORE SO ♪ ♪ THE BEAR FACT IS THAT ♪ ♪ THEY'RE JUST LIKE
YOU AND ME ♪ ♪ THE ONLY DIFFERENCE ♪ ♪ IS THEY LIVE
IN A TREE ♪ ♪ THE BERENSTAIN BEARS ♪ ♪ WHEN THINGS GO WRONG
AS THINGS MIGHT DO ♪ ♪ THE BERENSTAIN BEARS
WILL FIND A WAY THROUGH ♪ ♪ MAMA, PAPA,
SISTER AND BROTHER ♪ ♪ THEY'LL ALWAYS BE THERE
FOR EACH OTHER ♪ ♪ THE BEAR FACT IS THAT ♪ ♪ THEY CAN BE
SWEET AS HONEY ♪ ♪ SOMETIMES YOU'LL FIND ♪ ♪ THEY MIGHT BE
JUST PLAIN FUNNY ♪ ♪ THE BERENSTAIN BEARS ♪ ♪ THE BERENSTAIN BEARS ♪ BROTHER:<i>
LEST YOU THINK YOUR ATTIC'S
JUST A PLACE FOR OLD THINGS...</i> SISTER:<i>
ITS GREAT VALUE IS IN
THE MEMORIES IT BRINGS.</i> MAYOR HONEYPOT:
THERE IT IS. THE VERY FIRST MAP
OF BEAR COUNTRY. I FOUND IT IN
AN OLD BOX OF THINGS IN THE TOWN HALL BASEMENT. SISTER:
HOW OLD IS IT, MAYOR HONEYPOT? (CHUCKLING) MAYOR HONEYPOT:
AS OLD AS BEAR COUNTRY ITSELF, WHICH IS A LOT OLDER THAN ANYONE
LIVING HERE TODAY, SISTER. EVEN OLDER THAN MS. GRIZZLE? WOW! BUT WHERE ARE THE ROADS? AND WHERE'S THE MALL? IT LOOKS LIKE ONE BIG PARK. MAYOR HONEYPOT:
WELL, THERE WAS ONLY
ONE ROAD WAY BACK THEN. MAMA:
AND THERE DEFINITELY
WASN'T A MALL. NO MALL? YEP, AND THAT PARK WAS REALLY
WILD, UNCLAIMED FOREST. THAT WAS THE
WHOLE TOWN BACK THEN. JUST A SMALL COMMUNITY
MADE UP OF ONLY A HANDFUL OF BRAVE SETTLERS. WHAT'S A COMMUNITY, MAMA? WELL, A COMMUNITY
IS LIKE A FAMILY MADE UP OF EVERYONE
IN THE WHOLE TOWN. AND THAT'S WHAT THIS "HISTORY OF
BEAR COUNTRY" EXHIBIT IS FOR. THESE OLD THINGS HELP
EVERYONE IN BEAR COUNTRY SHARE MEMORIES OF PAST TIMES. AND SHARING THOSE MEMORIES
HELPS ALL THE BEARS OF BEAR COUNTRY FEEL MORE LIKE
ONE BIG HAPPY FAMILY. THANK YOU FOR YOUR WONDERFUL
CONTRIBUTION, MAYOR HONEYPOT. LADIES. WHERE WOULD YOU
LIKE THIS, MAMA BEAR? JUST OVER THERE
PLEASE, MS. GRIZZLE. WHY HAS MS. GRIZZLE BROUGHT
THAT OLD SHOVEL, MAMA? IT WAS THE SHOVEL THAT
MY GREAT-GRANDPA USED TO DIG THE FIRST HOLE TO
BEGIN BUILDING THE TOWN HALL. BUT I THOUGHT THE TOWN HALL
WAS HERE SINCE ALWAYS. (CHUCKLING) PROFESSOR FACTUAL:
NOT EXACTLY SINCE ALWAYS. BUT THE TOWN HALL WAS HERE
LONG BEFORE MOST OF US WERE. AND MY RESEARCH TELLS ME
THIS IS INDEED THE SHOVEL USED TO HELP BUILD IT. PROFESSOR ACTUAL FACTUAL
HAS KINDLY VOLUNTEERED TO RESEARCH ALL THE DONATIONS. PLEASED TO BE OF HELP. AFTER ALL, HAVING THE CHANCE TO
SEE THE THINGS IN THE EXHIBIT AND LEARN ABOUT THEM
TELLS US ALL SOMETHING ABOUT OUR COMMUNITY. HOW IT GOT STARTED, AND ABOUT THE BEARS
WHO STARTED IT LONG AGO. A COMMUNITY IS LIKE A BIG FAMILY
MADE FROM EVERYONE IN TOWN! (CHUCKLING)
YES, VERY GOOD, SISTER! EVERYONE HAS BEEN ASKED TO LEND
ANYTHING THEY MAY HAVE THAT IS IMPORTANT TO
BEAR COUNTRY'S HISTORY. (BARKING) (LAUGHING) PROFESSOR FACTUAL:
WELL, WELL! (BARKING) IT LOOKS LIKE EVEN
LITTLE LADY'S DUG UP SOMETHING TO DONATE TO THE EXHIBIT! (BARKING) (LAUGHING) MR. BRUIN.
THERE HE IS. THAT'S MY GREAT-GREAT-GRANDPA, BACK WHEN HE WAS ONE OF THE
VOLUNTEER FIREBEARS. DID HE HELP THE REAL
FIREBEARS, MR. BRUIN? (CHUCKLING) THIS IS LONG AGO, BROTHER. BACK WHEN BEAR COUNTRY
HAD NO REAL FIREBEARS. NO FIREBEARS? JUST VOLUNTEERS. FARMERS, STORE CLERKS,
WOODSBEARS LIKE YOUR PAPA. AT THE FIRST SMELL OF SMOKE, THEY'D DROPPED WHATEVER THEY
WERE DOING, GRAB A BUCKET, AND PITCH IN TO HELP
PUT OUT THE FIRE. BROTHER:
BUCKETS? THEY DIDN'T HAVE BIG HOSES
TO PUT OUT THE FIRES? NOT BACK THEN. THIS WAS ALL THEY HAD
IN THE OLD DAYS. THEY JUST KEPT FILLING THEM UP
AND POURING THEM ON THE FIRE UNTIL IT WAS OUT. WOW, WAIT TILL I TELL
ALL MY FRIENDS! THEY'RE NOT GONNA BELIEVE IT! WELL THEN, YOUR PALS ARE WELCOME
TO GO DOWN TO THE LIBRARY TO SEE IT FOR THEMSELVES. THAT'S WHAT THE EXHIBIT IS FOR. THANKS FOR THE DONATIONS,
MR. BRUIN. I'M HAPPY TO CONTRIBUTE, PAPA. I CAN HARDLY WAIT TO SEE WHAT THE REST OF
THE TOWN HAS DONATED. (MOTOR RUMBLING) BROTHER:
ARE WE GOING TO DONATE SOMETHING TO THE "HISTORY OF BEAR COUNTRY"
EXHIBIT, PAPA? PAPA:
WELL, I'M SURE WE MUST HAVE
AN EXHIBIT AND A HALF STASHED AWAY UP IN
OUR TREEHOUSE ATTIC. THE HARD PART WILL BE CHOOSING
WHICH IS THE MOST IMPORTANT TO THE HISTORY OF BEAR COUNTRY. DO YOU THINK WE HAVE AN ARMY HAT
OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT? OH, THERE'S SO MUCH
STUFF UP THERE I WOULDN'T BE
SURPRISED IF WE DID. (GRUNTING) AH, I CAN'T BELIEVE THEY USED
TO MAKE HORSESHOES ON THIS! (SIGHING) WELL, MAMA, THERE IT IS. ALL SET FOR TOMORROW. AS GOOD AS ANY EXHIBIT I'VE SEEN IN PROFESSOR FACTUAL'S
BEARSONIAN INSTITUTION. ALL THESE THINGS GIVE US
A CHANCE TO LEARN WHAT THINGS WERE LIKE WHEN
BEAR COUNTRY WAS JUST BEGINNING. HAVING A CHANCE TO SHARE THESE
THINGS HELPS EVERYONE IN TOWN FEEL LIKE THEY'RE ALL PART OF
ONE BIG HAPPY FAMILY. SISTER:
HOW COME THERE'S ONE SPOT STILL
EMPTY RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE, MAMA? BROTHER:
THAT'S WHERE OUR DONATION'S
GOING TO GO, SIS. RIGHT, PAPA? OUR DONATION? AND JUST WHAT MIGHT
THAT BE, PAPA? AN ARMY HAT OR SOMETHING. AND JUST WHERE ARE WE GOING TO
GET "AN ARMY HAT OR SOMETHING"? IN THE ATTIC! I'M SURE WE HAVE
SOMETHING UP THERE. I DO KNOW THE ONLY THING WE
DON'T HAVE UP THERE IS SPACE, BUT I'M NOT SO SURE THERE'S
ANYTHING OF ANY IMPORTANCE TO THE HISTORY OF BEAR COUNTRY. WELL, THERE'S ONLY
ONE WAY TO FIND OUT. PAPA:
OKAY NOW, EVERYONE,
WATCH YOUR STEP. LET THE ATTIC
TREASURE HUNT BEGIN! (LAUGHING) LOOK AT THIS! WHAT DID YOU FIND? MY OLD BASEBALL GLOVE. IS THAT IMPORTANT TO THE HISTORY
OF BEAR COUNTRY, PAPA? NOPE, BUT IT SURE IS
IMPORTANT TO ME. I CAUGHT A POP FLY IN THE
MOST IMPORTANT BASEBALL GAME I EVER WENT TO. WAS THAT THE FIRST BASEBALL GAME
YOU EVER WENT TO, PAPA? (CHUCKLING) BETTER THAN THAT, BROTHER. IT WAS THE VERY FIRST GAME
I EVER WENT TO WITH MY ONE AND ONLY SON. THAT'S ME! I WAS LITTLE, BUT I REMEMBER. I STILL HAVE THE BALL. AND I STILL HAVE THE MEMORY. THAT WAS REALLY
SPECIAL TO YOU, PAPA? (CHUCKLING) ONE OF THE BEST DAYS OF MY LIFE. MINE TOO. YOUR GLOVE'S NEAT, BUT IT
DOESN'T REALLY TELL US ANYTHING ABOUT THE HISTORY
OF BEAR COUNTRY. AH, YOU'RE RIGHT, BROTHER. WE'RE UP HERE TRYING TO FIND
SOMETHING THAT THEY USED WAY BACK IN THE OLD DAYS. RIGHT? (GASPING) I FOUND IT! THIS HAS TO BE
IMPORTANT FOR HISTORY. WHAT DID THEY USE IT FOR
IN THE OLDEN DAYS, MAMA? THAT'S MY TWIRL-A-HOOP. I WAS REALLY GOOD AT IT
WHEN I WAS LITTLE. BUT THE BEST THING ABOUT IT
WAS WHEN YOU WERE A BABY AND HAD THE CHICKEN POX. THE ONLY THING THAT COULD
MAKE YOU LAUGH AND FORGET YOU WERE SICK WAS WHEN I
TWIRLED MY TWIRL-A-HOOP FOR YOU. (GIGGLING) (LAUGHING) WELL, I USED TO BE
REALLY GOOD AT IT. I REMEMBER... I THINK. (LAUGHING) WELL, IT'S GETTING LATE. THE HISTORY EXHIBIT
OPENS TOMORROW, AND WE STILL HAVE TO FIND
SOMETHING TO DONATE. OH, I FORGOT ALL ABOUT THIS. OUR WEDDING GIFT FROM
GREAT-AUNT GRIZZABELLE. REMEMBER WHEN WE WERE
FIRST MARRIED, PAPA? (CHUCKLING) WE USED TO SIT BY THE FIRE,
DRINKING POTS AND POTS OF TEA. DREAMING ABOUT THE WONDERFUL
FAMILY WE WOULD HAVE ONE DAY. SISTER:
WHAT WERE BROTHER
AND I DOING THEN? THAT WAS BEFORE
BOTH OF YOU WERE BORN. YOU MEAN BACK BEFORE
THERE WAS A MALL? AND BEFORE THEY USED TO
PUT FIRES OUT WITH PAILS? WELL, BACK BEFORE
THERE WAS A MALL. BUT NOT SO FAR BACK AS
BEFORE THE VOLUNTEER FIREBEARS! THAT SOUNDS IMPORTANT
FOR OUR FAMILY, MAMA, BUT HOW IS YOUR TEAPOT
IMPORTANT TO THE COMMUNITY? HMM... LET'S KEEP LOOKING. BROTHER:
I FOUND IT, I FOUND IT! SOMETHING FOR
THE HISTORY EXHIBIT? BROTHER:
YES! THIS HAS TO BE
AT LEAST 100 YEARS OLD. SISTER:
NO IT'S NOT! THAT'S MY BUNNY! OH, WELL, IT LOOKS
100 YEARS OLD. (LAUGHING) THAT'S BECAUSE SISTER
LOVED IT SO MUCH. PAPA:
IT WAS YOUR FIRST
STUFFED ANIMAL. MAMA:
PAPA BROUGHT IT TO THE HOSPITAL
THE DAY YOU WERE BORN. (CHUCKLING) THAT WAS ANOTHER ONE OF
MY HAPPIEST DAYS EVER. I REMEMBER I WAS MAD
BECAUSE I WANTED THE BUNNY A LOT MORE THAN
I WANTED A NEW SISTER. YOU... DIDN'T WANT ME? BROTHER:
ONLY BECAUSE I DIDN'T KNOW YOU. ONCE I SAW YOU IN THE HOSPITAL, I SAID, "YEP,
THAT'S MY BABY SISTER." THAT'S MY BIG BROTHER. (LAUGHING) BROTHER:
HEY! DON'T WORRY ABOUT IT, PAPA. THE EXHIBIT ALREADY
HAS LOTS OF THINGS. INCLUDING A BIG HOLE
RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF IT THANKS TO YOURS TRULY. YOU CAN PUT MY BUNNY
IN THE EXHIBIT, PAPA. AW, THANK YOU, SISTER. BUT THE THINGS YOUR BUNNY
REMINDS US OF ARE ONLY IMPORTANT TO OUR FAMILY, NOT
THE REST OF BEAR COUNTRY. WELL, MAYBE WE DIDN'T FIND
ANYTHING IMPORTANT ABOUT THE HISTORY
OF BEAR COUNTRY, BUT WE DID FIND LOTS OF
IMPORTANT THINGS ABOUT THE HISTORY
OF THE BEAR FAMILY. THAT'S RIGHT. WE SHOULD HAVE OUR VERY OWN "HISTORY OF THE BEAR FAMILY"
EXHIBIT IN THE ATTIC. (HAMMERING) I HAVE TO SAY, WHEN IT
COMES TO ATTIC TREASURE, WE SURE HIT THE JACKPOT. MAMA:
YES, SHARING OUR MEMORIES
HELPS US FEEL GOOD ABOUT BEING A FAMILY. OH, I ALMOST FORGOT. I GOT A CALL FROM
PROFESSOR ACTUAL FACTUAL. YOU'RE NOT GONNA BELIEVE THIS, BUT IT TURNS OUT THAT THE BEAR
FAMILY DONATED SOMETHING TO THE HISTORY OF
BEAR COUNTRY AFTER ALL! (CHATTERING) PROFESSOR FACTUAL:
I'M SO IMPRESSED! JUST FOR A LARK, I EXAMINED
THE BONE LITTLE LADY FOUND. I DISCOVERED IT'S A GENUINE, MILLION-YEAR-OLD
BEARASAURUS BONE. SO THAT MEANS THAT THE
OLDEST ITEM IN THE EXHIBIT, AND NOT TO MENTION
THE MOST SPECIAL, IS THE ONE DONATED BY A
MEMBER OF THE BEAR FAMILY! (BARKING) BROTHER:<i>
THE NEIGHBOURS ARE MOVING,
HERE COMES THE TRUCK.</i> SISTER:<i>
THEY'RE EXCITED BUT NERVOUS,
SO WISH THEM GOOD LUCK.</i> (SIGHING) CATCH YOU LATER, STEWART. BYE, SALLY. HELLO THERE, YOU TWO. HI, MAMA. HI, PAPA. AW, WHAT'S GOT THOSE SMILES
TURNED UPSIDE DOWN? SCHOOL GETS OUT TOMORROW. IS SUMMER VACATION
GETTING YOU TWO DOWN? IT'S THE BEARIE CUBS
DOWN THE ROAD. AS SOON AS SCHOOL'S OUT,
THEY'RE MOVING TO THE OTHER SIDE OF BEAR COUNTRY. THAT MEANS SALLY BEARIE WON'T
BE IN MY CLASS NEXT YEAR. AND STEWART BEARIE
WON'T BE IN MINE. (SIGHING)
THEY'RE PRETTY SAD. AW, MOVING CAN
CERTAINLY BE VERY HARD. AND EVEN A LITTLE SCARY. IT MUST BE THE MOST AWFUL THING
IN THE WHOLE WORLD. THEY'RE CHANGING HOUSES,
AND CHANGING TOWNS, AND CHANGING SCHOOLS! NOT ALL CHANGE IS BAD, SISTER. SOMETIMES CHANGE
CAN BE GOOD, YOU KNOW. UN-UH. I DON'T LIKE THINGS TO CHANGE. I LIKE THINGS TO STAY
JUST THE WAY THEY ARE. I UNDERSTAND HOW YOU FEEL, BUT THINGS CAN'T STAY
THE SAME ALL THE TIME. NOTHING IS FOREVER. AH, CHANGE IS A PART OF LIFE. AND SOMETIMES THAT INCLUDES
MOVING SOMEWHERE NEW. I'M NEVER GOING TO MOVE. I'M GOING TO LIVE IN THE
TREEHOUSE FOREVER AND EVER, JUST LIKE WE ALWAYS HAVE. WELL, ACTUALLY WE HAVEN'T
ALWAYS LIVED IN THE TREEHOUSE. WE HAVEN'T? HEY, THAT'S RIGHT! I DON'T REMEMBER IT VERY WELL
'CAUSE I WAS REALLY LITTLE, BUT I DO REMEMBER
WE LIVED ON A MOUNTAIN. ON A MOUNTAIN? PAPA, IS THAT TRUE? (CHUCKLING) IT SURE IS. DID I LIVE ON THE MOUNTAIN TOO? YOU WEREN'T BORN YET. IT WAS YEARS AGO WHEN BROTHER
WAS JUST A LITTLE CUB. WE LIVED IN A HILLSIDE CAVE
HALFWAY UP GREAT BEAR MOUNTAIN. AT THE FAR EDGE OF BEAR COUNTRY. WE HAVE SOME PHOTOS
OF THAT OLD PLACE. THAT'S WHERE YOU LIVED? PAPA:
SURE IS. MAMA:
THAT'S US HAVING BREAKFAST. HEY, THAT'S US
HIKING UP THE MOUNTAIN. MAMA:
YES, IT SURE WAS
PRETTY UP THERE. WE WERE VERY HAPPY
IN OUR MOUNTAIN CAVE. THERE WERE ALL KINDS OF
NEAT ROCKS TO COLLECT. AH, AND THE MOUNTAIN AIR
WAS AS SWEET AS HONEY. EVERY SUNDAY AFTER BREAKFAST, WE
WENT FOR A HIKE UP THE MOUNTAIN. MMM, MY FAVOURITE
SUNDAY BREAKFAST! SCRAMBLED EGGS WITH CEDAR-SMOKED
SALMON AND HONEY TOAST. OOH, THAT SURE HIT THE SPOT! COME ON NOW, BROTHER. IF YOU DON'T
FINISH YOUR BREAKFAST, WE WON'T BE ABLE TO HAVE LUNCH. AND TODAY WE'RE HAVING
A PICNIC LUNCH. HERE COMES THE AIRPLANE! (AIRPLANE NOISES) (GIGGLING) (LAUGHING) WEE! IT'S ALMOST FINISHED. ONE OF MY BETTER PIECES,
IF I DO SAY SO MYSELF. (LAUGHING) GO, GO! (LAUGHING) I THINK BROTHER AGREES. HMM... TOO BAD THERE AREN'T MORE TREES. BROTHER:
COME, PAPA, COME! (LAUGHING) WEE! (LAUGHING) (LAUGHING) OOH! DIAMOND. (LAUGHING) I'M NOT SURE THIS IS
A DIAMOND, BROTHER. I THINK IT MIGHT BE
A PIECE OF QUARTZ, BUT IT'S A REAL FIND
JUST THE SAME. (EAGLE SCREECHING) HI, BIRDIE! (EAGLE SCREECHING) YAY, TOP!
YAY, TOP! YEP, WE'RE AT THE TOP. (SIGHING) OH, THAT CLIMB SURE
WORKS UP AN APPETITE. FIRST THE APPETIZER:
THE VIEW. (SIGHING) JUST FEAST YOUR EYES ON THAT. PAPA:<i>
LOOKING DOWN INTO THE VALLEY,
WE NEVER REALIZED</i> <i> WE MIGHT ACTUALLY ONE DAY
LEAVE OUR COZY CAVE</i> <i> TO LIVE IN A TREEHOUSE
IN THE FOREST FAR BELOW.</i> I SURE WISH I COULD'VE
LIVED ON GREAT BEAR MOUNTAIN WITH YOU IN YOUR CAVE. WHAT? I THOUGHT YOU NEVER
WANTED TO LIVE ANYWHERE OTHER THAN OUR TREEHOUSE. BUT IT SOUNDS NICE, AND FUN. IT WAS FUN LIVING ON A MOUNTAIN. WE WERE VERY HAPPY THERE. THEN WHY DID YOU MOVE? YES, PAPA, WHY DID WE MOVE? BECAUSE AS TIME WENT BY,
THINGS CHANGED, AND WE OUTGREW OUR COZY CAVE. (WHISTLING) HUH? HMM, NOT MUCH LEFT
OF THE WOODPILE. UH-OH. OH DEAR. (SIGHING) THE MOUNTAIN SOIL IS JUST
TOO THIN TO GROW TREES, MAMA. AND NOT HAVING
A LOT OF TREES AROUND MAKES IT HARD FOR
A WOODSBEAR LIKE ME. BROTHER:
WHAT'S FOR DINNER, MAMA? NOT QUITE AS MUCH
AS I'D LIKE, I'M AFRAID. OUR GARDEN IS SO SMALL,
AND BROTHER'S GROWING SO BIG. I'D LIKE TO MAKE
THE GARDEN LARGER, BUT IT'S RIGHT UP
AGAINST A ROCKY LEDGE. (SIGHING) (GIGGLING) BROTHER, PAPA AND I
HAVE SOMETHING VERY IMPORTANT TO TALK TO YOU ABOUT. WHAT, MAMA? WE'VE DECIDED THAT
IT'S TIME WE MOVED FROM GREAT BEAR MOUNTAIN
DOWN INTO THE VALLEY. WE'RE GOING TO MOVE AWAY? WHY, MAMA, WHY? BECAUSE THERE AREN'T ENOUGH
TREES ON THE MOUNTAIN FOR MY WOODWORKING. AND OUR ROCKY MOUNTAIN GARDEN
IS MUCH SMALLER THAN I'D LIKE IT TO BE. (CHUCKLING) AND THERE'S BARELY ENOUGH
ROOM IN YOUR BED AND YOUR CUBBY FOR YOU! BUT WHAT ABOUT MY TOYS,
AND MY BOOKS, AND MY ROCKS? DON'T WORRY. WE'LL PUT ALL OF
OUR THINGS INTO BOXES, AND WE'LL TAKE THEM WITH US. BUT WHAT ABOUT MY FRIENDS? THE DEERS AND THE RABBITS? WE CAN'T PUT THEM IN A BOX
AND TAKE THEM WITH US. NO, WE CAN'T. BUT YOU'LL MEET
NEW FRIENDS IN THE VALLEY, AND WE CAN ALWAYS
COME BACK TO VISIT. BUT I LOVE IT HERE
ON THE MOUNTAIN! I KNOW YOU DO. WE DO TOO. BUT I'M SURE WE'LL
ALL LOVE OUR NEW HOME JUST AS MUCH
AS WE LOVE THIS ONE. MAMA:<i>
WE HAD OUTGROWN
OUR MOUNTAIN HOME.</i> AND OUR FAMILY WAS
ABOUT TO GET EVEN BIGGER WITH A NEW BABY ON THE WAY. A NEW BABY? OH, THAT'S ME! (LAUGHING)
THAT'S RIGHT. SO WE PACKED OUR
THINGS INTO BOXES, AND A MOVING TRUCK CAME
TO PICK EVERYTHING UP. THEN WE SAID GOODBYE TO
OUR FRIENDS AND OUR CAVE, AND WE MOVED TO THE VALLEY. WHAT WAS IT LIKE WHEN YOU MOVED? I REMEMBER I WAS KIND OF NERVOUS
AND SAD TO LEAVE THE MOUNTAIN AND ALL MY FRIENDS, BUT IT
WAS ALSO KIND OF EXCITING. ♪ (HONKING) ♪ BROTHER:<i>
AND NOT LONG AFTER THAT, I
HAD A BRAND NEW BABY SISTER.</i> <i> IT WAS A BIG CHANGE, AND IT
TOOK SOME TIME TO GET USED TO,</i> BUT IT WAS A GOOD CHANGE. EVEN THE PART ABOUT
HAVING A NEW SISTER. YOU MEAN "ESPECIALLY" THAT PART. I'M GLAD WE MOVED
TO THE TREEHOUSE. IF WE HADN'T, I WOULDN'T BE
BEST FRIENDS WITH LIZZY BRUIN, OR BE IN TEACHER JANE'S CLASS, AND I WOULD NEVER HAVE
EVEN MET SALLY BEARIE. AND I WOULD NEVER HAVE MET
STEWART OR COUSIN FRED, AND THERE WOULDN'T BE
ANY TREES TO CLIMB. OR ANY TREES FOR MY WOODWORKING. YOU'RE RIGHT, MAMA. CHANGE CAN BE HARD,
BUT IT CAN BE GOOD TOO. I THINK WE SHOULD TELL THAT
TO SALLY AND STEWART. ME TOO! AND AFTER I MOVED TO THE VALLEY, I ENDED UP WITH TWICE AS MANY
FRIENDS AS I'D HAD BEFORE. I HAD MY NEW FRIENDS,
AND MY OLD FRIENDS TOO. AND YOU CAN WRITE US LETTERS,
AND EVEN COME BACK FOR A VISIT. WE'LL WRITE IF
YOU WRITE US BACK. PROMISE! ALL RIGHT! (MEOWING) I THINK SHE WANTS TO GO
BACK IN THE HOUSE. DON'T WORRY, MOVING ISN'T
AS SCARY AS IT SEEMS. IT'S REALLY KIND OF EXCITING. WE'RE GONNA SEE OUR NEW HOUSE, AND WE'RE ALL GONNA MAKE
LOTS OF NEW FRIENDS. (HONKING) OKAY, SALLY. TIME TO GO. WE'RE GOING TO WRITE YOU FIRST! NO, WE'RE GOING TO
WRITE YOU FIRST! MAMA:
PAPA AND I ARE
VERY PROUD OF YOU TWO FOR HELPING THE BEARIE CUBS
WITH THEIR MOVE. I'M GONNA MISS STEWART. AND I'M GOING TO MISS SALLY. BUT I CAN'T WAIT TO HEAR ABOUT ALL THEIR NEW FRIENDS
AND THEIR NEW SCHOOL! WHEN WE GET HOME, DO YOU
THINK MAYBE BROTHER AND I COULD MOVE SOME THINGS
AROUND IN OUR ROOM? SURE. BUT WHY? A LITTLE CHANGE MIGHT BE NICE. (LAUGHING) ♪
