Narrator: There was the bullfrog in mid-air. He looks down; there's nothing underneath him. He looks over; there's nothing to land on. He says...
Bullfrog: Where am I?
Narrator: The only thing left was the road. He started hopping down the road.
Bullfrog: [hops down the road and stops when he sees everyone in the Corner Store singing his song and having a dance party] Hey, what's all that racket down at the corner store? Why they're singing! They're singing about *me*!
Narrator: And he was so proud, he puffed himself up with pride.
[the bullfrog inflates with pride each time the narrator says what is next]
Narrator: And he puffed, and he puffed, and he puffed, and he puffed, and he...
[the bullfrog explodes in every direction]
Narrator: Pow, he exploded all directions! Cows, barns, farmers, chickens, wives, children, the whole Corner Store went up in the air!
[everyone comes back where they were supposed to have been]
Narrator: And everybody floated down from the sky... landed right where they were supposed to have been the whole time. Sat down eating supper, feeling kind of foolish for themselves.
