Little Bear's Adventures
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Galveston, Texas on Christmas Morning  It was warm and foggy early this morning. Beth posed me on some granite with a tiny fake tree and a Christmas ball, the size of me. Scary  We were on one of those rock jetty things, with all the water churning around us. I was afraid a big wave would splash me right down into one of those deep cracks! To the Sand
So we moved over to the sand and found some shells. Of course Beth had a candy cane and some pine stuff with her. Why wouldn't she? Sun!  She pulled out the tree again. She is never able to decide how to pose me. I tried to tell her the sand was wet and this was not what I expected to be doing on Christmas morning. Shadow
Beth said, "I know, but look at that cool shadow!" Beth also reminded me that she hadn't expected to be on the beach on Christmas morning, either. On Christmas Eve, she and Don decided spur of the moment to drive to Galveston and stay a night in a hotel. They had already done Christmas when their kids were in town a few days before. Beth insisted, "It's too quiet in this house." Much Better  So I tried to be patient, since Beth was obviously missing her kids. Then she pulled out Santa and Rudolph and it felt a lot more like Christmas.
MERRY CHRISTMAS!!
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Radio Flyer I already have a Radio Flyer wagon. What I really want is a Radio Flyer sled.  Beth took this picture of me at the Nursing Home. Her friend George is 102, which means he knows a lot. He said no one has sleds in this part of Texas. A Friend in the Wagon  Beth said a sled was out of the question. She said wagons are fun and she decorated mine with pine greenery and then she brought me her elf friend. That is not what I was asking for. A Talkative Friend  This guy is crazy. He never stopped talking. He told me 10 Christmas stories. Singing  And then he scrunched down in the pine and started singing Christmas carols in the most amazing elf voice. I might not look like I'm enjoying it, but he did sound pretty good. And I stopped thinking about wanting a sled.
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