No, we know some of the other Sendak stories, but not one called ‘Bears’. I shall have to see if I can get a copy for their official joint birthday in July.
Merry Christmas Bears!
I have had a lovely day, with a festive bone, a run on the beach and a visit to mother and my other friends in the nursing home. I hope that you are having just as good a time, and Jane wishes the same to Alex.
Love Briar x x x
Dear Briar,
Thank you for your kind wishes. I am replying on behalf of The Bears who are a little the worse for wear this morning. It rained all day here yesterday and as a consequence they did not get out to play but instead sat and ate far too many marmalade sandwiches (not to mention various other ‘little somethings’) . They are definitely a little green around the gills today and I have sent them back to bed until they recover. I am sure you were much more sensible.
Enjoy the rest of the holiday and I hope you and Jane have a lovely New Year.
Love Alex. xx
The Bears are now going to go round wishing everyone a Merry Christmas in Welsh and pretending they really know what they are saying. You shouldn’t encourage them, Karen. Mind you that isn’t going to happen until they get over the marmalade sandwiches! Merry Christmas from us all.
Dear Alex, Tell the bears that you and they are both “way cool,” in my twelve-year-old nephew’s lingo. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all of you too (and a little bit of bread and honey, just enough to go ’round!).
The Bears are now beside themselves and busy telling anyone who calls that they are ‘way cool’ and therefore can not be expected to do anything that might diminish their new social status. I foresee a rush to buy dark glasses just as soon as the shops re-open.
Merry Christmas (and have you read Bears by Maurice Sendak?)
No, we know some of the other Sendak stories, but not one called ‘Bears’. I shall have to see if I can get a copy for their official joint birthday in July.
A very Merry Christmas to all of you as well!
Thank you, Lisa. We are thinking of you with fond wishes.
Merry Christmas!
All our love, Stefanie. Have a lovely break.
Merry Christmas to you and the Bears!
And to you as well, Karen.
Merry Christmas Bears!
I have had a lovely day, with a festive bone, a run on the beach and a visit to mother and my other friends in the nursing home. I hope that you are having just as good a time, and Jane wishes the same to Alex.
Love Briar x x x
Dear Briar,
Thank you for your kind wishes. I am replying on behalf of The Bears who are a little the worse for wear this morning. It rained all day here yesterday and as a consequence they did not get out to play but instead sat and ate far too many marmalade sandwiches (not to mention various other ‘little somethings’) . They are definitely a little green around the gills today and I have sent them back to bed until they recover. I am sure you were much more sensible.
Enjoy the rest of the holiday and I hope you and Jane have a lovely New Year.
Love Alex. xx
And a very merry Christmas to you. 😊
Thank you, Ali. We all hope your day was wonderful.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and yours! 😉
Thank you, Arti. Our good wishes are winging their way to you as well.
Merry Christmas Alex to you and the bears. 🙂
And belatedly to you as well, Annabel.
Nadolig Llawen to you and the bears. They are not looking too green today but limiting the number of marmalade sandwiches might be a good idea still
The Bears are now going to go round wishing everyone a Merry Christmas in Welsh and pretending they really know what they are saying. You shouldn’t encourage them, Karen. Mind you that isn’t going to happen until they get over the marmalade sandwiches! Merry Christmas from us all.
Merry Christmas to you and The Bears!! I hope you all had a wonderful holiday. Wishing you the best for 2016!
And may the New year be all you hope for as well, Sharon.
Merry belated christmas to you and the bears! Wish you all the best the new year!!
Thank you, Smithereens. We wish you all the very things that you would wish for yourself.
Dear Alex, Tell the bears that you and they are both “way cool,” in my twelve-year-old nephew’s lingo. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all of you too (and a little bit of bread and honey, just enough to go ’round!).
The Bears are now beside themselves and busy telling anyone who calls that they are ‘way cool’ and therefore can not be expected to do anything that might diminish their new social status. I foresee a rush to buy dark glasses just as soon as the shops re-open.