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25th July
Had a great weekend. Friday
Debra and I went to a joint internet soical networking meet
in a pub and met lots of people. Saturday we went with Friends
Anita and Simon to Rhythms of The world 2010 music festival
in Hitchin where after a couple of hours of adjusting sensorywise
Debra and I mushed and ran about doing our stuff and videoing
it so look ou soon for links when we put stuff on YouTube. We
met a woman that has read Debra's book - she will be in the
Bearsac Meets Public page over the next couplof days as will
other people we met. We have lots of photos and videos to sort
through and convert to internet useable sizes, so bear with
us. Debra bought a Karimba (finger piano) and is a bit obsessed
by it at the monent. We partied with lots of strange dudes who
took a shine to me we and did genreal mad stuff and everything.
Today we attended the Arsenal
v Cardif Pinnacle match at Borehamwood Football ground which
was raising money for The Peace
Hospice in Watford. Arsenal Celebrity Xl won 9-1. The team
was a mix of old Arsenal players and other celebrities - we
have added photos to the Bearsac Meets Celebrities page and
also new members of the public will be uploaded soon. I'm off
to bed now. x x x x x
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21st July
Got bathed on Saturday so I'm
a nice clean teddy bear now. However Debra filmed it and put
it on YouTube.
It's comes to something when you owner videos you and puts it
on the net for everyone to see.
I updated the travelcentre a
couple of days ago with photos of me in Ireland.
Today whilst waiting for the
delayed First Capital Connect train I was photographed with
Andy and Lawrence who you can now find in my Meets
Public page. Hi lads, hope you like being center of attention.
Email us if you want higher res versions.
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15th July
Got a tip-off that some ex Big
Brother contestants were doing waiting duites at Nandos in my
town, Borehamwood so got Debra on her bike down there. There
we met beautiful twins Samanda - Sam and Amanda Marchant BB8,
just as beautiful Charlie Uchea BB8 with Govan of BB11, Brian
Belo BB8 (who related me to Munkety Tunkerty) and Stuart from
BB2 before the house was in the Wood. They all looked so cute
in the photographs (for humans that is) and were very friendly.
Charlie was not at all nasty; I think she rather fancied me
as it goes! See the photos on the Bearsac
Meets Celebrities page.
They were all doing a charity
stunt for Banardos by waiting in the restaurant. Somehow we
lost Shabby BB11 for the photo but she shook my paw.
Sorry BB8 lot, we did see BB8;
we somehow thought you were with the BB7 lot. We have only seen
the after bomb scare BB5, BB6, BB7 and BB8 but it was a pleasure
to also meet contestants from BB2 and BB11. We didn't know the
BB11 ones as Debra no longer has a TV but thanks for the photos
despite our ignorance. Sorry too if we got name spellings wrong,
there is conflicting info on the net but we went by your name
badges. Feel free to sign the guestbook
We wish you all the best of
luck with your ventures.
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13th July
The bear is back in town. I
was away in Ireland for a week via a visit to Debra's old school
in Delamere, Cheshire and a stay overnight at her brother's
house in Chester. Our trip has generated new guests in the Bearsac
Meets Public page. Big Hello to everyone we met, photographed
or not, and big thanks to everyone that helped us out in various
ways.
We will update the travel centre
over the weekend if not before with photos of Delamere and Ireland;
so be sure to come back.
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Bhaktivedanta
Manor home of the Hare Krishnas previously
George Harrison
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26th June
I had a ripe old day with Debra
and our friend Anita at Bhaktivedanta Manor which was given
by George Harrison to the Hare Krishnas click
to read more.
The day's event was Strawberry
Festival. I was sort of expecting a few thousand more strawberries
than what we saw. It was only after that Debra found out there
had been a strawberry eating contest; I'm sure I would have
won had I taken part. However, we all had a fabby day meeting
humans and animals including maybe the world's most beautiful
cow who seemed to have a craving for sesame seed snaps and bit
Anita's hand in her overenthusiasum to devour them as Anita
fed her. I enjoyed seeing a cow having a refreshing wash before
being milked of her cow juice. How I wished Debra had have remembered
that ther was a bullock cart ride we missed out there as well.
To learn more about the Hare
Krishnas and see what other events are being held click
here.
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24th June
Borehamwood's Got Talent and
that's no lie. I saw it tonight at The Ark; not Noah's but The
Ark Theatre. 12 acts of variant age showed what they are
made of.
Bringing much applause were:
Amelie Freedman & Lily Grant
- The Gym Twins (gymnastic dance).
Eyelyn Harris - singing
Miller Henderson - street dance
Sarah Bradwell - singing
PDYC performomg RUSH part of
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2010
Emma Weston Singing with Brother
Ben on Guitar
Peter Hewitt reciting his poems
and giving us a little song
Sarah Giles - singing
Mo Silverman - as Elvis
Abbie Morrison - singing
Taylor Crosby - Singing
K's School of Dance - Dancing
Circus of Disturbia
All the acts were fantabbytastic.
3rd was Peter Hewitt
2nd Taylor Crosby
Winners K's School of Dance
The winners got a trophy but
all the acts won (if you can call it a prize) a meal at Nandos!
It was Taylor Crosby who got
my vote, made my fur go all funny. Thanks guys for a brillant
evening, all were stars on that stage tonight. Even Scooby Doo.
There was also a star off the
stage in my row. A lady in the 4th row having hot flushes over
the Elvis act - I was more entertained by her reactions to him
- that lady sure has got it going on.
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22nd June
The evening was kind to us weatherwise
as we waited outside The Theatre Dury Lane. I had the good fortune
to meet the lovely Actress Kerry Ellis who played Nancy in Oliver
The Musical and also to meet Lottie the dog that plays Bulls-eye.
Lottie gave me a kiss, she is such a sweet dog. See human and
beast on the Bearsac
Meets Celebrities page.
Thanks to the man that bought
Debra's book in Covent Garden; hope you like it.
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20th June
The Borehamwood Carnival will
unlikely ever be famed for it's excitement but it was a little
better than a few years ago. Well done to evryone involved though,
shame there werent' more floats. I walked up Theobald Street
with the Hare
Krishnas and had a
chilling time before meeting 2 of Debra's friends to have a
little go on the Energy
ride at the fair and then some wine at The Mops & Brooms
pub where Debra and her friends Anita and Simon entertained
themselves at the kiddies play area in the beer garden. Not
sure what was in Debra's wine but it turned her into a bin
monster as you will see in the video.
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19th June
It is the Borehamwood
Carnival today folks so hope to see lots of you Wooders there.
I sure hope it warms up in the next couple of hours though.
Want to give a big thank you
to Sian and Paul who bought Debra's book Travels
With My Teddy Bear on Thursday - hope you enjoy it. Thank
you to everyone else who has bought it to; would love to get
your reviews. People can order in online or order in bookshops.
If you see Debra witha yellow bag she usually has books in it
to sell, so keep them peeled. We will be happy to sign books.
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16th June
It is with regret that
I inform you that I am out fo the Teddy Bear Football World
Cup through injury. I sprained my left ankle during a practice
session yesterday evening. This is a great loss to the England
team and I am concerned that without me in my number 7 shirt,
running down the wing scoring and creating world class goals,
we will perish.
I have confidence though in
my team-mates that they will get through to the last 16. At
least we have guarenteed front seat tickets for the Final. Of
course I was looking forward to scoring a hatrick at the final
and playing my part in our other goal. I had put a bet on us
winning 4-0 in the final but I guess now, without me, we will
simply be spectators.
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Gary Numan and Ade Fenton
DJing with Macs at The Roundhouse
Aftershow clean-up and famous
Roundhouse pillars
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5th June
We had a great day out in Camden
where Debra bought a scrolling LED belt buckle - see a video
of it.
I escorted Debra to The Roundhouse
in Chalk Farm to attend a John Foxx gig. Debra was a fan of
Foxxy from 1979 but this was the first time she has seen him
live, so she thought it was magical. Her only disappointment
was that he didn't perform 'The Garden'. I
enjoyed very much seeing Gary Numan and Ade Fenton DJ even though
they did it with computers rather than decks and vinyl - would
have loved to see Gary spinning.
There were some other Musicians
and DJs certainly worth a mention:
Jori Hulkkonen - DJ-persona
Producer Remixer Radio Host YLE (Finnish National Broadcasting
Company) Lumi Records
Mark Jones - DJ Phuture Radio
and Wall of Sound boss
Louis Gordon - Musician who
guessed as Keyboards with John Foxx
Robin Simon - Guitarist (Early
Ultravox, Humania) guesting with Jon Foxx
John, Robin and Louis are on
my 'Bearsac Meet
Celebrities'. page in the gallery.
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Boris relaxing with a Pimms
in Debra's office
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4th June
Meet my new brother Boris. Whilst
walking past the house of a former colleauge of Debra's, Rachel
called from her door. When we turned back to her she produced
the teddy bear in the photo above which she gave us. Like me
Boris is a rucksack. It rather put my nose out of joint at first
but he is starting to grow on me and as a token of freindship
I have allowed him to sit on my special wooden chair now we
are back home, so he feels that is his home too.
At Debra's work one of her colleauges
even belived her when having hidden me, she showed him Boris
and told him that I had had a makeover. He actually believed
her! So too did a a few people in Borehamwood! His mussel doesn't
protrude like mine and he has big feet, so really we look nothing
alike even if we have the same fur type and are both rucksacks.
Big thank you to Rachel.
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12th May
I am a bit worried after
Debra told me about her strange dream this morning. She wasn't
in it but she could see me. I was at Warren Street tube station
on the platform waiting for a canal boat. There were lots of
barges and I had to wait for the teddy bear one. For some reason
I had 3 ears after being bitten by a rabbit that lived under
tracks like the mice.
I know a warren is where rabbits
live but I wonder what this dream might mean?
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Me outside Theatre Royal Dury
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1st May
Debra is a member of Couch
Sufing We met 3 other members Wira, Maya and Aslina with
whom we went to see Oliver. Meeting first in a cafe we talked
about ourselves, Asperger's syndrome, culture, British attitude
to immigration, Isralie occupation and I waved at people sitting
outside the window!
We all sat in the second row
on the balcony for the show, which was amazing. Debra and I
have seen Oliver before but in a smaller theatre with smaller
cast. It was hard not to sing to some of the songs.
Outside the threatre afterwards
I met other threatre goers a young man that stopped when I spoke
to him and took from out of a sock athe the bottom of his rucksack
a cuddly toy mouse. We shook paws but the mouse does not speak.
In the Build-a-Bear shop in Covent Garden I spoke to some shop
assitants: some lovely young ladies (one of which remembers
meeting me at the Hamley's branch) and also a nice young man
who makes funny sounds like the man in the Police Accademy film.
We also met some lively people
on the tube that high-fived me. There a group of young men that
we met in the crowded Covent Garden station and on the tube.
They have a travelling panda called Vincent or VP Panda who
sadly was not with them at the time - send us a link as we cannot
find you mate. We also met more people on The Thameslink who
found my name somewhat amusing.
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Debra and me having Afternoon
Tea at Claridges
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18th April
For her 43rd birthday we had
Afternoon Tea at Claridges Hotel, which is favored by the Queen
and many celebrities. We didn't see Her Majesty if she was there
but instead 'I' was given the royal treatment and had a cushion
brought for me to make me more comfortable, which made up for
our sandwiches and pastries not being served on a tired cake-stand.
From the assortment of 30 teas we opted for the rare Pai Mu
Tan. The leaves are from a special tea bush called Narcissus
or chaicha bushes and are naturally withered and dried in the
sun.
Although the white bread was
a tiny touch on the dry side and there were no Jelly Baby fillings
I enjoyed the the crusts off sandwiches. Assuming there would
be more pastries than we received Debra declined the offer of
more sandwiches. If you ever have Afternoon Tea there yourself
make you you accept more sandwiches as there is not a lot of
pastries. What there is though is extremely scrummy yum yum
for the tummy tum. The jasmin and mango cup cake looked like
it might be a little too on the sweet and sickly side but was
just right. The unexpected mango puree filling an oasis in the
centre of delicate sponge. The layed shot of the day was orgasmically
to die for; rising from a raspberry jelly (clearly not from
melted cubes or crystals), chocolate cream, mixed berries topped
with a wafer thin disc of dark chocolate. The
small apple and raisin scones a treat; soft and gentle and almost
melt on the tongue (at least that's what Debra thought - I don't
have a tongue or mouth).
Contrary to popular belief scones
should be eaten like bread rolls and broken off bit by bit and
jammed and creamed rather than sliced horizontally and jammed
and creamed in one go. I made sure Debra did this properly although
she managed to drop some on the floor and spill drops of tea
on the table - can't take her anywhere. The staff were wonderful
and I think they rather liked me. The ambiance was warm, relaxed
and not too formal. Cello and piano softened the chinking of
the green and white striped china. We were given a gift at the
end of a tiny Claridges tin of tea; not sure if everyone gets
it or not or if it was because they thought me so cute.
Some people feel intimidated
by places they think posh but there is nothing intimidating
about Claridges, it is very relaxing laid-back and not at all
pompos or pretentious. Thank you to the staff at Claridges and
hello to the guests that we met there.
Before Claridges we went to
Selfridges. In the ladies a woman asked Debra if she is Debra
Schiman. 'Yes, how did you know' Debra inquired of the woman.
The woman, called Judith, produced our book from her bag! She
had not met us but her daughter had seen us on a train and told
her about us! It was so weird as we were going to leave home
an hour later than we did but suddenly left earlier to look
around the shops. We signed the book for Judith and Debra took
a photo of me with her which is in my Bearsac
Meets Public page. Hello Judith! Wow, it is so strange to
meet someone like that that has our book!
Thank you to all the birthday
greetings from Debra's Twitter, MySpace and Facebook friends.
We might make a video clip over
the next few days of are visit to Claridges, so come and check
back soon.
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17th April
Came across some more
gossip about Debra on an Arsenal forum.
Though it seems like they have missed the photos of me with
Arsenal players so far as there is no reference to them. Who
knows, maybe if they read this they will see them on my Bearsac
Meets Celebrities page.
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Debra's book on stage by Gary's
left foot
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13th April
Just back from seeing Gary Numan
play in a gig at Scala; and how fabby dabby he was. The balance
of new, old and somewhere in-between interlaced smoothly maybe
due to the hard-edged reworking of a couple of the oldies -
making them sound freshly composed; but then I guess Gary's
music never dates. Needing her voice for meetings at work Debra
wasn't her usual loud screamy self; just as well as she blasts
my ears of even if they are cloth! Having both signed it Debra
threw her book on stage for Gary; makes a change for Gary to
get our autograph!
During the encore a surprise
guest took over the singing of Cars rewording it somewhat to
a version that might have been banned in 1979! The wordsmith
was none other than Adam Ant! After the gig I was given a splintered
drum stick as a souvenir. We didn't hang around to meet Adam
Ant as Debra's feet were feeling the pinch too much. However,
we did get an 'almost meets' as a screen grab of Adam with Gary
from video footage see my Bearsac
Meets Celebrity page. For any Numanoids reading this and
of course Gary and Gemma if you do - there is a photo right
at the bottom of the page from a few years ago of Gary with
Bearsac at HMV. Perhaps an updated photo one day please Gary!
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Taking a rest from dancing
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5th April
After seeing a CouchSurfing
post about a jam session that was to take place in a pub in
Kings Cross yesterday Debra spontaneously decided to go as we
have not yet been to any event as a member of Couch Surfing
and we thought it would be a good chance to get into the swing
of things. Turns out there weren't really many Couch Surfers
there and it wasn't really a chance to talk much but we had
a great time and met some nice people. Not being musically equipped
I played my part by being the dancing bear (please note Debra
is not Simon Smith, although I am an amazing dancing bear!)
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27th March
Yesterday, having obtained a
free ticket from the Evening Standard,
we attended the Ideal Home Show at Earls Court.
There was a exhibit with demo
of what a home and it's facilities might be like in the near
future . Having seen the first demo and being around later for
the second Debra and I took advantage of knowing what would
happen by placing ourselves in prime spot. There were windows
that use a knob to make them clear and opaque. In the first
demo the demonstrator spoke of being able to see people eating
in the cafe on the other side of the windows when he turned
the knob to make them clear. So, when we knew it was about to
come up in the second demo we ran around the back and stood
right behind the windows ready for him to make them clear. When
he did there were Debra and I pulling faces and waving at him
and the audience! We later had a few people say they saw us
behind the window when they saw us around the exhibition.
We watched cooking and gardening
theatres where celebrity chefs and gardeners were cooking or
talking. We'd not heard of any of them but they do Google. Both
Richard Phillips (Chef) and Monty Don (Gardener) did not want
to hold me for a photograph so they are on the Bearsac Meets
Celebrity page as 'almost meets' as Debra got photos of me with
them in the background before we met them. Well, I guess we
did meet them but not in a me being photographed with them sense.
I'd have prefered it be Chefs Ainsley Harriot or Jamie Oliver
and Gardener Charlie Dimmock. Debra would have preferred the
Chef to have been Gino D’Acampo and Alan Titmarsh as Gardener.
I was once pointed out to another chef between filming by a
smiling Ainsley Harriot when I went to see Ready Steady Cook
but I didn't get the chance to meet him. He would have certainly
liked to be photographed with me.
We did meet a nice celebrity
on our way to The Ideal Home Show. Dean Gaffney was happy to
be photographed holding me. When Debra gave him her book card
he picked up on where it says Asperger's Syndrome and said that
his brother has Asperger's.
It was a pleasure to have met you Dean if you read this, maybe
you and your brother might want to see the Asperger's
Syndrome page.
Dean is on the Bearsac
Meets Celebrities page. He is a very nice human.
We met two nice Community Support
Officers on the way and some other people through the day, even
three people that recognised me from Borehamwood and four people
that have seen me on the London Underground before. So we would
like to say a big hello to them all. Huh, so-called celebrities
not wanting to be photographed with me - I am more of a celebrity
than them!
Hello to Pete who bought Debra's book.
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9th March
5-0 to The Arsenal! Yippee!
We were walking home past the Green Lion in Borehamwood when
were asked by people smoking outside if we were watching the
game. So we paid an unplanned visit to watch the match, and
so pleased we did - Good old Arsenal. Hello to everyone we spoke
to in the pub; those that went off to the Indian resaurant I
hope yu enjoyed it, we have had 5 takeways from that place when
being at various people's homes and have never rated them. Maaybe
it's better eating in the restaurant.
Hello to Mihaela who I met on
the Jubiliee Line - you are now in my Bearsac
Meets Public page in the gallery. Thanks for buying the
book and hope you enjoy it.
Today Debra's work took her
to Parliament for the All Party Parlimentary on Learning Disability
- on the subject of making elections accessibel. We spoke breifly
to Tom Clarke MP who had bought Debra's book last time we were
there but he has not yet read it - Come on Tom, get reading!
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8th March
Want to wish Gary Numan happy
52nd birthday. Debra has beena Numanoid 1979 and I am also a
fan of the man. Hey, that rhymes! Any Numanoids see my Numan
page. It is rubbish as there is hardly anything on it really
but you can link to his site from it.
A video called 'Bear With Me'
about me and Debra is online Thank you and well done Bracken
May and Fin Carew who made it - it is brill. Thank you to the
the lady with beautiful voice singing Teddy Bears' Picnic, Alessi
Laurent-Marke.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=541sKIlGWzA
The puppets in the video are now in the Art
of Bearsac page. They were made by Bracken.
While I'm at it this is a link
to another documentary about Debra and me made by students at
Westminster Film School. http://www.imdb.com/video/wab/vi3500803097/
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6th March
Had quite a journey to Debra's
office yesterday. I got called racist names by some chavs on
the Thameslink. Then on the tube a mixed-race or light-skinned
black/brown man said I am not cute because I am brown! Not quite
sure how he was meaning it - humans a a weird bunch!
There were two good moments
though. Debra sold a copy of her book 'Travels
with My Teddy Bear' .
Also a man, as he was
getting up to exit the tube, gave her £5! She didn't realise
what it was at first and assumed it to be a bit of paper with
a website on or something as people do sometimes give her bits
of paper with websites to look at. When she realised it was
a fiver she tried to refuse it saying that she was not homeless
and was on her way to work! The man didn't take it back and
just got off the tube. One of the other passengers then informed
us that the man was a well-known actor called Marc Warren. We
have just Googled him and have found that he played Danny Blue
in Hustle. He has also been in Grange Hill and Dr Who. Bet he
was laughing to himself that we didn't recognise him when I
would have been saying to him and the other passengers that
I have been photographed with famous people for my website!
Debra advises the ladies to look out for Marc as he is rather
cute. We see from IMDb that his will be in Ben Hur which is
currently in production.
If by any chance you read this
Marc thank you very much for the £5. Was not sure why
you gave it us. A passenger suggested it might have been because
you liked what we were doing - so sorry if you took offense
at Debra's not wanting to take the money. Hope you don't mind,
but Debra is donating it to DANDA when she attends a committee
meeting tommorow. DANDA
(Developmental Adult Neuro Diverse Association) DANDA is
run and controlled by people that have neuro-diverse conditions.
(If anyone wants to donate to DANDA there are donate buttons
on their website).
DANDA caters for adults as adults
get overlooked by services; as do people with invisable disabilities
like Dyspraxia, Asperger’s Syndrome, AD(H)D and other related
conditions such as dyslexia and dyscalculia. Like
many small charities DANDA get very little money; it tends to
be the well-known charities that get endless amounts of money
and can afford expensive campaigns to raise more money. The
big charities often have lavish food and drink at their functions
and often use pity to get the public to donate, thus making
the people they raise money for look like meek victims that
need to be mollycoddled. User-led charities and the people that
use their services don't want pity; they want rights and equal
inclusion in society. Debra and I urge people if you want to
give to charity, give consideration to the philosophy and politics
of the charity and realise that small user-led charities need
your money more than the big boys and deserve it more as they
are not run by do-gooders that want to help the 'poor dears'.
We have just updated the Gossips
page with a blog about Debra refusing to disembark from an early
terminated First Capital Connect train.
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28th February
We attended Hugglets Teddy Bear
Festival today at Kensington Town Hall where we met thousands
of teddies and hundreds of humans. Thanks to the people that
bought Debra's book Travels With My Teddy
Bear; hope you enjoy it. Thanks to the person that bought
the book on the tube this morning too.
My daughter 'Teasac' came 1st
in a teddy bear skipping competition and her curling team are
through the the semi-final of the Teddy Bear Curling Championship;
bet you never thought teddy bears play curling.
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18th February
I have an imposter!
I have had a few stalkers before but now I have just been made
aware that I have an imposter using a 'k' Bearsack. This
wannabe has a twitter! Please be aware that this rag tag and
bob tail is not me and bears (excuse the pun) no relation to
me.
http://twitter.com/bearsack This
is not me - I'm far better
looking.
I may be imitated but never
equalled!
To the person that posts that
they saw me on a sidewalk; if you meant me then you left you
the message on the wrong teddy's website; hope you find me someday
if you haven't made it here yet sweety.
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11th February
Sometimes you just have to make
a stand. Commuters of First Capital Connect on the Thameslink
line (of which I am famous) will maybe know what I mean. Yet
again there were problems. The train was held at Hendon for
about 5 minutes and we then treated to a very polite and heartfelt
apology that the train would now be terminating. Passengers
disembarked and stood on the platform all apart from Debra and
me. Solo human and defiant teddy bear, fed up with the ever
deteriorating train service stayed put. The driver dutifully
entered each carriage making sure no passengers remained and
informed Debra that the train has terminated and to to get off.
Debra said 'I'm not getting
off'
driver 'Yes you are'
'No I'm not' replied Debra calmly.
'I'm phoning the police'
'Phone them then' said Debra.
The driver then took to the open door informing the passengers
on the platform that the service is being held up as a passenger
is refusing to get of the train.
Debra said not to use me as a feeble excuse and that the train
was canceled and terminated before I refused to get off.
The driver then told the passengers that he had phoned the police.
Well, he must have an invisible Eastenders phone that connects
straight away as we saw no phone and it was only 10 seconds
or so after he had tried to intimidate us by saying he was phoning
the police. He must have texted them as we heard nothing!
The driver then decided to take another route around his problem
and sat down near us (but not too near)! He talked about overtime
as if Debra would be annoyed that he gets overtime, for her
protest I guess. Debra calmly informed him that she hopes that
he does get overtime and that she has no grudge against him.
Passengers then tried to reason
with Debra who calmly said that she had done this before a couple
of years ago and it had worked. By now the driver had gone into
the driver cabin. and Debra was on the phone to her employers
asking them to get on to a newspaper. However before the newspaper
phoned her the driver came out of his cabin and informed us
that the train was back in service! Debra then got a call from
the Evening Standard and there is an article on page 11 at the
bottom. It is also on the their website click
here.
This will feature this on the
Politics page as a more permanent
presence.
I urge all you passengers next
time you are told the train is terminating before its destination
make a stand a stay seated!
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6th February
Some pages on my site get very
few visits even where there is a button on the toolbar for the
page. In a bid to get bring more awareness of these pages I
am starting a This week's Featured Page.
You can click the icon on the homepage
that looks like this. 
or click on it here now.
I will attempt to link it to
a different page each week but likely I won't as I have to rely
on Debra!
This week's featured page is
the Politics page. This is getting
0 - 4 vists a day only and politics is very important. There
is not much on there currently but we want to make this a feature
(It is not about party politics).
Next week will most likely be
the Art of Bearsac page
and then in following weeks the Teddy Bear
Dating page - the
Teddy
Bear Problem page and other pages but you need not wait
to read these pages are featured you can click on the links
here now or explore the site.
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5th February
Sorry to the 2 men that were
disappointed that we had no more Travels With My Teddy Bear
books to sell today on the First Capital Connect train on the
Thameslink line. Due to the cancelled trains Debra and I went
northbond to St Albans to get a fast southband train into London.
This worked out well for us (as getting different train to the
one planned often does). We sold the last book we had to a lovely
lady on the way into London; (hello lovely lady). This left
none for the two men that asked for a book each in another compartment.
However, we see these men quite often on the train and I know
they come on this website. So I am letting you know, and anyone
else that sees us and is interested, that we have just ordred
more of Debra's book and hope to have some some time next week.
In the meantime you can order from Amazon which you can link
to from our book page.
To the lady in the green coat,
whose foot Debra trod on in Brixton Market this afternoon, a
big sorry to you x x.
Hello to the lovely lady we
spoke to in Banardos charity shop, nice to know you are not
part of society's sheeple.
To the lady smoking outside
the Brixton Road shop she works in, that I upset by saying 'hello'
to her - you need a teddy bear in your life girlfriend!
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26th January
Does anyone know what Jeremey
Clarkson said about Asperger's Syndrome on Top Gear on Sunday,
we cannot find out online just yet, only that he said something
in relation to a fake suicide on an advert. Before finding out
that much we were wondering if it was it in connection to co-presenter
James May (who is more on the spectrum than most in our opinion)?
If anyone can enligten us the please email.
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18th January
Hello and a belated Happy New
year to you. I have been a busy teddy bear so far this year,
too busy to wish you all the best for 2010 before now. I do
hope 2010 will be a happy one and one that will bless ou with
a teddy bear for your birthday if you don't already posess one.
There is a new teddy on the
Teddy Bear Dating page - she is called
Ted and is very pretty.
I am a teddy bear that admits
when I am wrong. I told lots of people that the book of the
year would be Debra's book Travels With My
Teddy Bear and it was not. It will be this year though!
Check it out. YOu can read the blurb, readers reviews and link
to Amazon to order it.
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