- What - What's going on?

How did I get here?

- Blueberry, are you okay?

- Oh, there she is.

- What happened?

- You fainted.

That's what happened?

- Fainted.

Mm, no, I never faint.

- Well you did today.

- The last thing I remember is we were eating ice cream.

- Yeah.

And then I told you that tomorrow was my last day of camp.

- Max's last day?

Ah!

Max's last day?

ah ah - And there she goes - Carol, thanks for catching me.

♪ Blueberry's Club House, Blueberry's Club House ♪ ♪ Blueberry's Clubhouse ♪ - Doing this in the clubhouse where everyone has a view of all the wonderful things to do.

(radio plays) - Come on, blueberry.

- No.

- How you feeling Blueberry?

- What if it was something you ate?

One time, I had some room temperature yogurt.

- How could you say that?

Yogurt would never betray me?

- I, I don't think it was food Sophie.

I think blueberry is just sad.

It's not like you are leaving camp blueberry.

There's still lots of fun to be had.

- Yeah, but, but not with you.

You'll never get to fly in the kite competition or name any caterpillars or cook in the friendship feast.

- Girls girls.

The last week of summer is a time for celebration not tears.

- Celebration?

- This is your last chance for summer fun.

Remember what The Jams say?

The best fun is in the sun.

- With good friends by your side.

- So what are you gonna do with your last day Max?

(blueberry gasps) - Hike to the very tip top of Big Boot Hill?

- What else - Eat a whole bowl of Chef Shawn's Heartbreak Rotel Dip.

- What else?

- Well, listen to The Jams turned way up loud.

- Yeah!

- Let's get started.

- You coming Blueberry?

- No, I, I'm still feeling kind of woozy.

So I'm gonna stay here for a bit.

- Okay.

Well, you know where to find us if you change your mind.

(Blueberry sighs) - [Max] Who knew my very best summer would be my very last?

- Last summer?

Ohhhh.

(piano music begins) Huh?

What's going on in the clubhouse?

- Hey everybody!

This is Papa Rap!

- Papa Rap?

- 1, 2, 3, 4.

What's up?

(drums and bongo music begins) - Que pasa!

- What's up?

- Que pasa.

- What's up!

Que pasa.

What's your name?

- Um, Blueberry!

- como te llamas?

Where you from?

- Uh, Camp Onomatopoeia.

- Let's be friends.

Seamos amigos!

- Okay.

Alright, we can do this.

- What's up?

- Que pasa!

- What's up?

- Que pasa!

- Okay.

- Que pasa!

- What's up!

- Que pasa!

- What's up?

- Yeah!

What is this?

- Que pasa pequeña baya.

- What?

- What's up, Little Berry.

- You're Papa Rap, aren't you?

- That's right.

That's me.

That wasn't clear?

Let's play the song again.

Okay?

- Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Uh, thank you for the song but I don't need help making any new friends.

Do you have a song about not being friends anymore?

- I'm afraid not.

Why are you losing friends Blueberry?

- What about when a friend leaves?

Not just for school, but forever.

You can't be friends with someone you don't see anymore.

- That's not true Blueberry.

Before coming to Arkansas, I grew up in Puerto Rico, and I left many of my friends out there.

- Where's Puerto Rico?

- Down south.

- Further south than Hot Springs?

- Further, further, further.

But even though I moved so far north, I still stay in touch with my family and my friends in Puerto Rico.

Listen, the key to a forever friendship is keeping those memories.

Don't forget your roots, Blueberry.

And believe me, you'll have a friend forever.

Amigas por siempre, friends forever.

(drums beating) Amigas por siempre, friends forever.

Amigas por siempre, friends forever.

♪ Amigas por siempre, friends forever ♪ ♪ Amigas por siempre, friends forever ♪ (Blueberry yawns) (gasps) - Gogi Berry.

(telephone rings) - Hello?

- Hello, Uncle Goji Berry?

- Oh, Blueberry, what a nice surprise.

- Did you ever spend the summer at camp Onomatopoeia?

- Oh yes.

Several summers in fact.

- Are you a flute player?

- The correct term is flautist!

- Okay.

Okay.

Uncle Goji, Are you in a band called The Jams?

- Oh, The Jams broke up years ago.

- Broke up?

Oh.

What happened?

- Well, Grapette got invited to sing solo.

So I packed up the flute and got to watch Grapette find all the fame she deserved.

- Do you ever miss her?

- Well, I miss the fun we had and I miss the music, but mostly I miss Grapette.

- If I could find Grapette, could you get the rest of the band to come to camp?

- I think so.

What are you up to Blueberry?

- Uncle Goji.

- It's time we get The Jams back together.

(Uncle Goji screams and laughs) (percussion instruments play) (pop) (horns hoot) (springs twing) (door creaks) - Hey Blueberry!

Me and Sophie and Camp Counselor Carol are gonna hike to the very tiptop of Big Boot Hill.

Can you please come with us Blueberry?

- No, not this time Max.

- Well we're gonna need a spotlight up for it.

- Hey Blueberry, me and Sophie are headed to the mess hall for some cheese dip.

- Oh, no time, no time.

Are you still there?

Hello?

And I need, I need a stage, like a big stage, alright?

(chips crunch) - Ahh!

(doors creak) - This is going to be great!

- Blueberry, where have you been all day?

I've never had so much fun.

- Oh, well I've been busy.

Check it out - The Jams?

So?

- So, that founding member of The Jams is Goji Berry.

My uncle!

- Oh, wow.

How cool, so you know him?

- Know him?

I've been on the phone all day, convincing him to reunite the band for a big concert for Max.

- She's gonna love that Blueberry.

- Exactly.

If I throw her a concert, she won't ever wanna leave.

- I don't think our concert's gonna convince Max to stay Blueberry.

Every camper grows up eventually.

The only people that stay long are counselors and Chef Shawn.

- Well, that's just 'cause no one has ever had me throw them a not going away concert.

Are you with me?

- I'm happy to help with your party.

I just.. - Great!

- I just wish you wouldn't get your hopes up.

- We still have to hunt down the other founding member, Grapette.

- Wait, you still haven't found the other founding member?

That's a big missing piece.

- Don't worry.

I think I know just who to ask.

Mom and Pop!

- Hello?

Hello?

- Who are you?

- That's Mom and Pop, the clubhouse band.

- So do you know Grapette?

- Know her?

We tour with her all the time.

- You guys tour?

- Aren't you too small?

- Too small?

(guitar music begins) - Ah!

No such thing.

- We may be tiny, but our dreams aren't.

One of these days we're gonna blow the dust of this camp off our boots.

- We're going places girls.

♪ We may be small, but we're going places ♪ ♪ We may be small, but it doesn't phase us ♪ ♪ We're working together ♪ ♪ On a dreeeeeeeeam ♪ ♪ Don't you be afraid of changes ♪ ♪ you never know what's out there ♪ ♪ Everything is changing, go ahead ♪ ♪ Go ahead ♪ - So how can we find Grapette?

- Oh, sorry.

The music just kind of took us.

Grapette's in the studio.

(Blueberry gasps) - Studio?

- You bet.

She's a drive time DJ at the local radio station.

- To the periscope!

(chimes) (upbeat music plays) - Hello?

All you fruit loops out there in listening land.

You're tuned in to The Peach Pit here on KFRT.

And I'm your host, Grapette.

We're going to get you into another bunch of tunes in just a moment.

But right now we've got a call from my old stomping grounds, Camp Onomatopoeia.

(Blueberry gasps) Good Afternoon campers.

What can I do for you?

- Hello?

Hello?

This is Blueberry.

- Good morning Blueberry.

And?

- Oh, and this is my new friend, Sophie.

- Howdy, Blueberry and Sophie.

What is your request today?

- We wanna hear The Jams.

- Huh?

- The, the Jams.

The Jams?

That's my band!

I haven't played that in years.

- I know!

My uncle Goji Berry was the flute player.

- Goji has a niece?

I think the correct term is flautest.

Hmm.

I've got that record around here somewhere.

- Wait, we have the record.

We want to hear The Jams live tonight!

At Camp Onomatopoeia!

(suspenseful music plays) What do you think Grapette?

Will you reunite The Jams for one last show?

- I don't think I can come girls.

- Oh no!

♪ Amigas por siempre Friends forever ♪ ♪ Amigas por siempre Friends forever ♪ ♪ What's up?

Que pasa?

♪ ♪ Amigas por siempre Friends forever ♪ ♪ What's up Que pasa?

♪ ♪ Amigas por siempre Friends forever ♪ ♪ Que pasa.

Let's be friends ♪ - [Director] Okay.

Perfect.

- Welcome to your Mindful Minute.

I am your host Barbarasaurus.

Did you know that if you can breathe, you can calm yourself down?

So if you open that mouth of yours and take a big gulp of air, ah, that's a breath.

We use our breath to blow our birthday candles, sing, and even play the flute.

(flute plays) Your breath is going in and out of your mouth and fills up your lungs like a balloon.

(balloon inflates) And the way we breathe tells your brain sometimes how we should feel.

If you are breathing quickly from your chest it sends scary signs to your brain, there must be time to worry, but if you take big slow breath, deep down in your belly, it tells your brain there is nothing to worry about.

So next time you are feeling nervous or frightened or just not yourself.

You can breathe down deep (breathing) and slow belly breaths like a bull frog.

(frog croaks) Imagine filling up your whole stomach with air, just like a balloon and let out all the air slowly, and soon you may feel your body and your mind calming down and feeling a bit more relaxed.

Ahhhh Feeling better already.