Over the next few months, Leela has enjoyed her time at McDuck Manor.

She loved the children.

And she mostly enjoyed her time with Launchpad.

She tried to keep it as friendly as possible, because Scrooge has a rule against employees dating.

One morning, Leela woke up, got dressed, and went to the library.

The kids then walked in.

"Good morning, Miss Leela." They all said.

"Good morning, kids. Now I want to take class outside today. I asked your Uncle Scrooge and he said it was alright as long as we stick together. Today, we are going to have class on Meadow Hill." She said.

The kids cheered.

"Now, I want you all to take your books and pencils." She said.

They all did as they were told.

Leela got her guitar and bag.

They all walked to Meadow Hill.

It was a lovely place.

There was a view of the mountains, so many trees and flowers, and cute little animals.

"Now, I want you all to find anything here and draw a picture of it." Leela said.

They all searched around.

They each drew pictures and gave them to Leela.

Huey drew the mountains.

Dewey drew a lizard on a rock.

Louie drew a pine tree.

And Webby drew a bunny eating clovers.

"These are very good. Now hold onto these." She said, handing them back.

"What did you draw, Miss Leela?" Louie asked.

"Well, I drew something that isn't here." She said.

She showed them her picture.

It was a drawing of Launchpad.

"You drew Launchpad? Wow. He would love it." Huey said.

"You think so?" Leela asked.

"It's really good. We know he would love it." Webby said.

"Well thank you all." Leela said.

"Alright, gather around. How about I teach you all a song?" She said, picking up her guitar.

They quickly took a seat around the tree stump she was sitting on. 

She began to play and sing.

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(Italics for singing, non italics for spoken words)

Leela-Let's start at the very beginning

A very good place to start

When you read you begin with?

Webby-A-B-C!

Leela-When you sing you begin with Do Re Mi

Kids-Do Re Mi

Leela-Do Re Mi

The first three notes just happen to be

Do Re Mi

Kids-Do Re Mi

Leela-Do re mi fa so la ti

Oh, let's see if I can make it easier.

Doe, a deer, a female deer

Ray, a drop of golden sun

Me, a name I call myself

Far, a long long way to run

Sew, a needle pulling thread

La, a note to follow sew

Tea, a drink with jam and bread

That will bring us

back to do, oh, oh, oh

Huey-Doe!

Leela-A deer, a female deer

Dewey-Ray!

Leela-A drop of golden sun

Louie-Me!

Leela-A name I call myself

Webby-Far!

Leela-A long, long way to run

All-Sew, a needle pulling thread

La, a note to follow sew

Tea, a drink with jam and bread

Leela-That will bring us back to doe!

Kids-A deer, a female deer

Ray, a drop of golden sun

Me, a name I call myself

Far, a long, long, way to run!

All-Sew, a needle pulling thread!

La, a note to follow sew!

Tea, a drink with jam and bread!

Leela-That will bring us back to doe!

Do re mi fa so la ti do so do

Now children, Do re mi fa so and so on are only the tools we use to build a song. Once you have these notes in your heads, you can sing a million different tunes by mixing them up. Like this:

So do la fa mi do re

Can you do that?

Kids-So do la fa mi do re

Leela-So do la ti do re do

Kids-So do la ti do re do

Leela-Now, put it all together!

All-So do la fa mi do re

So do la ti do re do

Leela-Good!

Dewey-But it doesn't mean anything!

Leela-So we put in words! One word for every note. Like this:

When you know the notes to sing,

You can sing most anything

Together!

All-When you know the notes to sing,

You can sing most anything!

Leela-Children

All-(Leela holds the first note of each line as the kids sing) Do A deer, a female deer

Re A drop of golden sun

Mi A name I call myself

Fa A long long way to run

So A needle pulling thread

La A note to follow so

Ti A drink with jam and bread

All-That will bring us back to do!

Huey-Do

Dewey-Re

Louie-Mi

Webby-Fa

Huey-So

Dewey-La

Louie-Ti

Leela-Do Do

Webby-Ti

Huey-La

Dewey-So

Louie-Fa

Webby-Mi

Huey-Re

Dewey-Do

Louie- Mi Mi Mi

Webby-So So

Huey-Re

Dewey-Fa Fa

Louie-La

Webby-Ti Ti

(Kids repeat twice)

Leela-When you know the notes to sing

You can sing most anything

All-Doe, a deer, a female deer

Ray, a drop of golden sun

Me, a name I call myself

Far, a long long way to run

Sew, a needle pulling thread

La, a note to follow sew

Tea, a drink with jam and bread

That will bring us back to

Leela-Do

Kids-So Do

Leela-Re

Kids-La Fa

Leela-Mi

Kids-Mi Do

Leela-Fa

Kids-Re

Leela-So

Kids-So Do

Leela-La

Kids-La Fa

Leela-Ti

Kids-La So Fa Mi Re

All-Ti Do

Leela-Oh Oh

All-So Do

They all joined in the song.

They walked around everywhere in town, singing and having fun.

After a while, they all went home.

"Ah, your back. Did you have a good time?" Scrooge asked.

"Oh yes, Uncle Scrooge. We love having Leela with us. She's wonderful." Webby said.

"I agree, darling. She's quite a woman." Scrooge said, chuckling.

The kids went to their rooms to play.