Ellie and Eric playfully decorating Auntie Beth's car with stickers. They're thrilled with their "artwork", but Auntie Beth is not amused. She asks the kids to clean up and take a timeout.

Feeling bored, Ellie and Eric decide to channel their creativity differently. They create a Minion out of sticky notes. Meanwhile, Auntie Beth's day goes from bad to worse. She finds her TV and fridge also covered in stickers, and her bedroom filled with sticky note pictures. Auntie Beth, overwhelmed, decides to take a nap.

Enter Uncle Jason, who sees art where Auntie Beth sees mess. He invites Eric and Ellie to help him with an unfinished artwork, and together they create a fantastic Mario made of sticky notes, complete with coins and mushrooms.

But the excitement doesn’t stop there! Auntie Beth accidentally splashes mud on their Mario artwork. Instead of getting upset, the kids and Uncle Jason use this as an opportunity to create something new. They transform the mud-splashed Mario into a stunning Pikachu.

In the end, Auntie Beth is impressed by their Pikachu artwork and brings everyone ice cream as a treat. Ellie and Eric apologize for not respecting her things, and Auntie Beth agrees to let them use her stuff if they ask first. The story ends with a humorous twist involving the largest ice cream - a wall artwork that surprises Auntie Beth and makes everyone laugh.

Lesson Learned
The key lesson is about respecting others' belongings and using creativity to turn mistakes into opportunities. It also highlights the importance of asking for permission before using someone else's things.

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