What do you do on a Lazy Sunday Afternoon?
Granny is sewing and there is nothing to do. I tried to organize her pin cushion. It was such a mess I had to give up.
So I found Granny's comfy chair and read a book.
I know you would have to be fairly ancient like Granny, if you read Epaminondas, when you went to school.
It is about a darling little black boy. Granny says the pictures make her smile and she remembers the stories.
Well she found one the other day and put it in her collection.
Do any of you know these stories?
If you lived close I could read it in bear language to you.
It was a toss up between Brambley Hedge and Epaminondas.
Well it is such a boring day !!!!! I might read them both.
Granny has this on the table sewing today, it is very soft and cuddley.
This little grey bear is certainly a long way from finishing.
Granny was just trying him out to see if the violin would fit him. He has to go in a musical exhibition. Well if I had a mouth organ I go go in the competition!!***##.
Granny was just trying him out to see if the violin would fit him. He has to go in a musical exhibition. Well if I had a mouth organ I go go in the competition!!***##.
All that reading has made me hungry, you know what that means!!!
Toast with peanut butter and honey on top.
Plus a glass of warm chocolate milk.
I will see you all next week.
A Spring photo for all my lovely followers.
Little pigs and Puppies.
My thought for the week.
"To get a rainbow,
You've got to put up with the rain."
Hi Wilbur,
ReplyDeleteI love the puppies and piglet, so sweet.
No, we don't know those books and I know how much you love reading, like at camp. The lil' cubs couldn't get enough of story time with you. Have you ever considered being a teacher?
Heaps of Hugs
Prudence ♥
Hello, I would love to know bear language :-). The books look very nice to read! Greetings, I followed before with a different username, Nymphaea, back now with this username :-)
ReplyDeleteOh, you make me smile :-)
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According to us there can be only one answer to the question "What to do on a Sunday afternoon"... - sure, having a nice, cozy Sundayafternoon-"Kaffeeklatsch"! *LOL* But reading is some kind of an alternative... we're looking forward to seeing Granny's newest bearies.
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Flutterby + Birgit
Happy Lazy Sunday! I hope you enjoyed your books. Maybe Granny will give you a mouth organ for being such a good quiet bear today? ;-)
ReplyDeleteHappy Spring!
Hugs,
Lisa
Wilbur what a lovely books! and no, sorry I don't know the books but they look very interesting! If I lived closer you would read them to me in bear-language......maybe one day I must fly to you! Would love to hear your voice!
ReplyDeleteGranny making a new bear!!!! Can't wait to see it finished! Great violin bear!!!
Now I'm hungry too.......I need some peanutbutter on my sandwich....with sugar!
Hugs little friend! and for Granny too!!!
xxx Pink
A lazy Sunday is a great thing! I also had one today. Unfortunately I did tonight but no peanut butter toast ... and get no nice story!
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Melli
Hi Kay and Wilbur,
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great way to spend a Sunday afternoon - know the Brambley Hedge books ( I have a couple) but do not know of the other. Love the sweet bear playing the violin.
Happy new week
hugs
Carolyn
Dearest Kay,
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely post and you are quite industriously working on some more lovely bear productions! The grey one looks so lovely with the violin.
The piglet with the puppies is sweet too.
Sending you hugs,
Mariette
Oh Wilbur - What a Wonderful Way to Spend a Sunday! Love your Books - I heard that SweeT Violin All The Way Over Here! - Great Pic with the Pigglet and Dogs :)
ReplyDeleteHaPPy DaY To YoU! ~ LuV, TiGGy
Hello dear Kay. That's nice. A teddy bear is waiting to have a 'soul. Also the beautiful fur. Wilbur? A sympathy. You hug dear friend. Have a great week. NI
ReplyDeleteToast with peanut butter and honey, warm chocolate milk and Epaminondas read in a husky bear voice. Sounds like the perfect lazy afternoon.
ReplyDeleteI just stumbles across your blog. I live in Adelaide too!Oh those old stories. When I went(as Mature-age student) to college in late 70's these sorts of stories were frowned upon.But that didn't put me off. Kids loved them when I read them to them in my classes, and love them still. Good find!
ReplyDeletelove your sweet dolls and teddies.
Judy
Qui in Italia sta iniziando l'autunno, è così strano e bello vedere le foto della primavera! Buon We !
ReplyDeleteHmm, we've never heard of them, but we do have a whole pile of books. Ours always have bears as the star characters though, 'cos we're the bestest, Goldilocks totally crashed that 3 bears one...
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The Clan, Jack & Boo