LoFi Bedtime Very Tales

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Hello! Welcome to LoFi Bedtime Very Tales! How are you thinking? I hope you are thinking well! The tale from this episode is about a collection of clothing who will teach us all an important lesson. And that is, that all of us have our own purpose and that, no matter where we come from, what size we are, or what color we are, we all have to work together to help one another. I believe that you may erupt in unplanned giggles while learning new things as you listen to this story. If you like this tale, I recommend that you to listen to a terrific interpretation of it by my friends Thomas Mitchell and Paxton Stanley over at Planet Storytime Podcast! I encourage digging on many of their glorious episodes! So, please listen with all of your might to Wilhelmina's Wondrous Wardrobe and remember to to do things today to make tomorrow better!
*booger warning as the term "booger" is used once in this story. Please do not listen if this term is offensive to you.

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Hello. Welcome to LoFi Bedtime Very Tales. I hope you are prepared for another tale where you will learn something to help you think, feel, and behave a bit better. We will go from Hawaii to Minnesota and back to Hawaii. So, you'd better have your bags packed so that you may learn the lesson of learning how to do something that you do not need to do or know now, but knowing it will certainly come in handy at later time. It's good to know things. Actually, it's wonderful to know things and to teach others these things. Here's something you already know, but I'll tell you again. Please remember to do things today to make tomorrow better.

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Hello! Welcome to LoFi Bedtime Very Tales! How are you thinking? Did you notice I didn’t ask how you were feeling? If I know how you are thinking, then I likely know how you are feeling. We feel as we think and we act or behave as we feel. I always try to think positively, rationally, and imaginatively fueled by a magnanimous motivation that has summited mountains! We are the mountain, remember that! In this episode, I will spin the tale of The Great Tickle! The lesson from this story is that while it is admirable to want to help others feel better, we must do that in a way that no one is upset or offended. It’s not polite to make a negative comment about someone to other "someones" even if they may laugh at what is communicated and like us more for what we communicated. I used the term communicated instead of the term saying since people now communicate many different ways other than the ones I was probably using before you were born. It is also not polite to touch anyone in a way that upsets them even if it helps us or others feel better. I think we should all grab a silly postcard, write something - in cursive - empowering on it, and then mail it - yes, mail it with a stamp that has a bird on it - to someone we care about. I think that would just be dandy! Off topic as usual. Apologies for tangents. I hope you enjoy listening to this tale and it inspires you to try to help others feel better as that is my intention with all of my creative concoctions. I hope that you are able to always think positive and well. Please remember we should do things today to make tomorrow better!

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Hello. Welcome to LoFi Bedtime Very Tales. This is simply Scary Mary the song. Enjoy or maybe don't. I hope you do though. As always, please remember to do things today to make tomorrow better.

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Hello. Welcome to a bonus episode here at LoFi Bedtime Very Tales! I hope you are thinking well and if not, then I hope that this whimsical poem provokes snickers and chortles from your brain to your belly that blast straight out with your breath! This tale is about a bad batch of beans and the havoc it wreaks/reeks - it's a pun that I am speaking you so may not understand it, but it's funny. Trust me it's sillier than a butterfly juggling cats. Perhaps you may enjoy it as you spend your time with your family and friends over the next few days - however you choose to celebrate. It is always welcoming to make new memories and sweetly recall past pleasant remembrances we have at these times. I hope that no one in your kitchen is as brash as the head cook in this tale and that all of your vegetables are from the garden of groove. I’ll tell you all about that field of flourishment for nourishment soon enough. So onto the Sixth Grade Summer Camp Supreme Stinkout and remember, we should do things today to make tomorrow better!