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CHIsea shell .
INVyeah .
INV*INV: and when you go to the beach you can find these .
INVand you can bring them home .
INVthey're really nice .
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MOTare they over there ?
MOTwhich one's yours; which one's Andrew's .
MOT*MOT: can you find em ?
CHIum, duck [% whines] .
MOTwhat ?
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CHIwhere's the mama duck [% sound of pounding from plumber in basement] .
MOTMama duck ?
MOT*MOT: let's find her .
CHIwhere is it ?
MOTlet's find her .
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MOTlet's find her .
CHIwhere is it ?
MOT*MOT: let's find her .
CHIher on the next page .
MOTis that Mama Duck ?
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CHI+< xxx bunny rabbit .
MOTI don't know .
MOT*MOT: want me to see if I can find em ?
INVwow, there are some +/.
MOTthere's some others that kinda go together .
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INVI really like it .
INVmy father has a collection of decoy ducks, and that would be a great thing to get em .
MOT*MOT: if I ever find the name of that shop, I'll uh [//] I'll ask my husband if he remembers .
CHI+< where's the duck ?
CHIwhere is the duck ?
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CHIquack, quack, quack [% MOT and inv laugh] .
MOTlook what I've got .
MOT*MOT: can you find the mama bunny ?
MOTthe mama rabbit ?
MOTgood .
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MOTno, it's a fox .
CHIwhere is the racoon ?
MOT*MOT: we'll have to find the racoon .
MOTI don't have a racoon in here .
MOTI've just got other ones here .
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INV+< well, you ended up with such a nice little art object there .
MOTyeah, right .
MOT*MOT: I'm sure the children will find something to do with this, as long as they don't bang their heads with it .
CHI+< drink this tea, and you drink this tea [% command to MOT and inv] .
MOToh, thank you .
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CHIyeah .
MOTall right, want some paper ?
MOT*MOT: let's see if I can find some .
INVis this your paper collection ?
MOTyeah .