The Banner headline says it all - but how we asked ourselves could we celebrate this memorable achievement? We put our heads together and decided that we would like a permanant reminder of the fact that we had hit 300 and so our teckies Jimmy, Fred and Ungi got their heads together and decided to go for our own domain www.bearsunlimited.org
As we were wondering what we were going to say to you on such an important day, Bris received an E-mail from his friend Moose who was off on another of his business trips, (Perhaps you remember his last one) This time his trip was to Greece and we thought what better way to celebrate our 300th blog that to publish a E-card from a friend who is such a great writer and has a wonderful outlook on life. We hope you enjoy it as much as we did.
Love all at Bears Unlimited
xxxxxx
P.S. our canal boating adventures will return!
Moose asks ‘what’s a Greek Earn?’
Hi Bris it’s travelling Moose here, and I’ve been on some exciting travels again.
It all started one very early Sunday morning at the new Terminal 5 at Heathrow, but I wasn’t taking any chances with my luggage and hung on to it as long as I could.
Then I tried out the new check-in assistant - I must say I preferred the smile’s I used to get from the old models!
I soon got to grips with this one, and managed to change to a nice window seat where I got an excellent view of the London rain and the new double-decker aeroplane.
We were soon on our way, and I found a new friend in the shape of T5-Wilbur, a very helpful bear indeed and on a mini break after all his frantic activity over the last few weeks at T5. Wilbur, being on the BA crew, was able to show me the proper way to strap in and reminded me to always read the safety manual, even if I had flown before – I didn’t know that BA are the only airline where you have to tie your life-vest in a double knot (all the others use fasteners or even Velcro !)
It wasn’t all serious safety lessons, and soon Wilbur was off duty and enjoying monitoring our progress, the old fashioned way with a map an looking out of the window. I did wonder just when Wilbur would take off his work jacket.
Once we arrived we set about enjoying some of the Athens life and I took a dip in the roof top pool, Wilbur looked on from a safe distance and I wondered again if I’d ever get him to come off duty and remove his reflective jacket !
After all that wet water I needed to dry off, but being a moose from Northern territories (and without a hat) I had to stick to the shade, while Wilbur was able to bask in the sunshine – with his jacket undone!
It wasn’t all play and we did a bit of moonlighting, filling in at the hotel helpdesk - I hope those guests managed to follow our directions and get to see the famous marbles.
It wasn’t; long before we got invited out with some of the locals, and met up with Saabrina’s cousin Izy (can you guess which one she is?) .
and experienced some of the local spirit.
Soon it was time to go home, but not before we followed our own instructions and went looking for those Elgin Marbles …. but I’m not sure these are what we were looking for ?
And of course found some time to keep in touch with Mrs Moose who had to stay at home this trip. All too soon our aeroplane arrived and it would soon be time for Wilbur to get back to his day job.
But not before a farewell drink and then it would be time to say good bye to Wilbur.
But all is not lost, in the time it’s taken me to write up my trip Wilbur has managed to find a new job at the docks and has moved in to become one of the moose household [with Mrs Moose’s blessing].
Hi to all the family up there and hope to see you soon
love from Moose and Wilbur.
