Mama has a chicken.
Mama has a cow.
Dad looks proud, he didn't care how.
Cow!
Chicken!
Cow and Chicken!
Hey, kids! Stan packing your crud!
We're moving out!
Whoopee! Come on, kids!
Load up your gear! We're leaving!
Moving out?
Did you say we was moving out of our home?
You got it!
Yeah, but Dad?
Gang Way!
Moving is so sad.
Yeah, tell me about it.
I liked this house. It's like our home!
And everything in it is like a memory
from the only home we have ever known.
Oh, lookie, Chicken! It is our baby pictures!
Yeah?
Look how cute you were.
This was even before your wattle came in.
Yeah. Adorable.
Just look around us!
Every square inch of this place is simply dripping with memories!
Oh, lookie, big brother! It is our growth chart!
Remember how dad always kept track of our growth
by carving notches in the doorway?
Oh, yeah!
Oh, just look at howl have grown over the years!
Oh, dad would chop a notch in the doorway to measure us.
Remember how much it hurt when he missed?
Oh, lookie! There is your growth chad!
Oh, my! Lookie how you've... grown?
Yeah, I'm all choked up.
Can we just get this packing over with?
Oh, jingle balls, jingle balls. La la la lala la.
Oh, remember, big brother, it was in this very corner
that our Christmas tree stood on our very first Christmas.
Oh, yeah!
It's morning! Santa's been here!
Hey, Cow! Wake up!
A Christmas present for me!
Oh, boy!
Oh, look how excited they are!
Oh, goodie, goodie, goodie!
It is just exactly what I wanted!
A battery powered woolly strap-on udder warmer!
Chicken? What do you think of your present?
Oh, it's just grand.
Just what I always wanted.
A battery powered woolly strap-on udder warmer.
Hey, Cow? Where you at?
You gotta help me move your stupid milking machine to the truck!
Look what I found!
What?
I'm in the attic!
And I found a treasure!
Really? A treasure?
Heads up!
Oh, it's all our old stuff!
Goodie, goodie, goodie!
A whole chest full of memories!
Oh, my gosh!
Oh, yes, yes, I think...
Our first Puppy's collar!
You sure did love that little old Puppy!
Yeah! I remember the day they brought him home.
I was happily playing, and then I heard his cute little barking.
And then I saw him.
Every day you would take him for a walkie.
And then you taught him tricks.
Yeah, I taught him to roll over,
and then I'd always give him,
you know, like that little bone as a reward.
Hey, boy! Want a bone?
He sure did love those bones.
What was his name, now?
Rabid!
Oh, that's it!
Day after day, year after year, you would walk with the Rabid.
You'd get him to do his little trickie.
And you always remembered his little reward.
Don't you remember how great it was having our first puppy?
Yeah. And I also remember how great
it was having twenty-one days of rabies shots in my belly!
Hey, kids, come on!
The truck's loaded! It's time to go!
I guess this is goodbye.
Goodbye, Mr. Toilet. I will miss you.
Goodbye, Mr. Closet.
Goodbye, Mr. Knothole in the wooded floor!
Goodbye, steps.
I have always liked you...
Step number six... Number seven.
You are very special, too.
All right, all ready! Let's blow this joint!
Goodbye, Hem and Ear“.!
Yeah, see yas.
I'm so sad to see y'all go, I am.
We was always like the five Musketeers.
Yes. We three were quite the duo.
Please, don't go!
If you move, I will have no one to bother.
Who will be worthy of my scams?
Oh, please, don't leave me with those three guys!
All right, let's move them out!
Take a last look.
Goodbye, house.
Hey, Dad?
How come we didn't stay in our old house
instead of moving to a identical one next door?
The answer's simple, really.
Our old house is infested with ants!
Wouldn't it just be easier to get rid of the ants?
Oh, you two!
Maybe when you're older you'll understand.
It's like my father said to me,
"Sticks and stones will break my bones..."
Every time!
Oh, boy.
Hey, Cow? Look.
It's our old ants headed right for our new house!
I think I'll just wait in the truck. You coming?
I wonder where we'll move this time?
Shotgun!