Medically Speaking

Remember how I said I was so busy in the fall? Here's an account of just one of my adventures:

In November I accompanied one of the little munchkins who lives here to the hospital. I've always enjoyed watching the odd medical t.v. drama..i.e. Adventures of Dr Strangebear, Dr Don't Killbear, and Colonel Hospital. Once I learned she was having a simple procedure (that's medical talk for no blood) to put tubes in her ears I figured it would be a grand adventure. Off we went to the hospital one cold, fall morning.

Trying on "the mask" which didn't make me the least bit sleepy.
I thought this might be a "honey drip" but nothing came out of it. What is oxygen anyway?
I'm so big!
Code blue? Hey, they use codes here. Like spies!
Finally, time to leave and off we went to one of my favourite places: Biggby! I got the Teddy Bear Steamer--hot milk with white chocolate and caramel. And I had a muffin. And a cookie...well, I hadn't eaten all morning.
And then it was back home for yet another adventure. (The Little Munchkin was 100% a-okay and now she can hear better too.)

A Week not for the Weak

It was a busy week here at the Bear Commune. Every day there was something new and fun for me to do. One evening Miss Tracy let me go with her to the library. This book looks interesting. Miss Tracy says men rarely do anything while they are alive so she doesn't know anyone would expect more of them once they were dead. I didn't understand so I wisely said nothing.

The next day I got to go to the store where I was amazed to discover all the Halloween stuff had been moved out to make room for Christmas stuff! What happened to the rest of the year? What about November? Anyway, there were cool things to look at like this pretty moose who let me have a ride



And some prickly hedgehogs....



and a really rad sled. I hope Santa brings me one of these!!!!

A couple of days later it was time for Trick or Treating! I went as an American tourist in Hawaii. Hmmmm....isn't Hawaii part of America? Anyway, it was fun!



One for me, two for me, three for me....


And now I'm eating candy, reading a library book, dreaming of Christmas and sleeping. Goodnight.

Hi Everyone!!!

Boy have I had an adventure! I used to live in Ohio at The Craggy Moor with some great people. Last week I learned that I, Barnaby Bearhardt, had been selected for a position at the world famous Beary Heart Bear Commune! Can you imagine!!!!

I just arrived today. Wow! There are some really great bears here: Inspector Baffle of the Softie Division of Interface, Inspector Alex Bear of Scotbear Yard, Stockton--world famous hot chocolator, Josie--who owns a yarn shop, Mott--a hospital administrator at Mott's Children's Hospital...and....and....I'm sure I'm missing a few more. It's great! This is a terrific place.

As soon as I got here I asked about seeing my sister's blog. Mabel just moved to the New Mexico. That got us all thinking about having Mexican food for dinner. And then we got thinking about how we could have a blog. So here is the first page of our blog. We'll all try to share stories and adventures.

Ooops! Dinner is ready. Got to scoot. See you all soon!