Attempting a new view every week or so from Scandinavia
Sunday, May 27, 2007
Waiting for the bus, Thursday
I usually make them walk or bike, but on Thursdays we don't have time. Waiting for the bus is always entertaining. Teddy takes flight and Strawberry does her Ola Salo impression:
At least your teddy is better off than my teddy, Maggie; the one I could never sleep without and insisted on fetching however many miles we were already from home. My teddy is stuck in a box in the attic. Let's hope he's pretending it's a television. I feel quite guilty now. Perhaps I should go up and hunt for him. We're having a teddy bears picnic next week and I know he'd enjoy that.
Your Mama's teddy is still extant. He is called Fred Bear, because he is. What foreign parts by the way? Please specify, as there are different sorts of foreign, some of which I do not altogether approve. I will not go into further detail as I do not wish to hurt their feelings. Kind regards.
That's sad Pat. You can borrow mine when I find him. He came free after a packet or two of cornflakes in the late 1960's and I loved him literally to bits. Last time I saw him he was eyeless, noseless and mouthless, but he had managed to retain his ears with a bit of extra stitching, so he was always a good listener.
I usually make them walk or bike, but on Thursdays we don't have time.
6 comments:
Obviously the whole family has talent in bucket loads!
What a lucky teddy, unfortunately my Teddy has to stay at home on his own all day, but we suspect that he watches television most of the day!!
At least your teddy is better off than my teddy, Maggie; the one I could never sleep without and insisted on fetching however many miles we were already from home. My teddy is stuck in a box in the attic. Let's hope he's pretending it's a television. I feel quite guilty now. Perhaps I should go up and hunt for him. We're having a teddy bears picnic next week and I know he'd enjoy that.
Your Mama's teddy is still extant. He is called Fred Bear, because he is. What foreign parts by the way? Please specify, as there are different sorts of foreign, some of which I do not altogether approve. I will not go into further detail as I do not wish to hurt their feelings. Kind regards.
I never had a teddy. Boo Hoo!
That's sad Pat. You can borrow mine when I find him. He came free after a packet or two of cornflakes in the late 1960's and I loved him literally to bits. Last time I saw him he was eyeless, noseless and mouthless, but he had managed to retain his ears with a bit of extra stitching, so he was always a good listener.
M&A the foreign parts really were Hell. It's on the way to Trondheim in Norway.
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