Bears
Bears
of the teddy bears who live at our house. I don't seem to be able to pass up a little homeless bear whenever I see one.
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| These are just a few of the teddy bears who live at our house. I don't seem to be able to pass up a little homeless bear whenever I see one. |
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| The first bear is one that Jason had as a baby. The next two are yard sale purchases. Mom made the crochet Lady Bear. On the other side of Sara is another yard sale bear. The last one is my one and only try at crocheting teddy bears. | ||||||||||||||||
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| Sara and another bunch of bears enjoyed a sled ride in an old sled of my grandma's during the winter of 2001. The first bear came from Dollar General. He was a key chain and cost $1. The little crocheted one is another one my mom made. The last one came from Wal-mart for about $5. | ||||||||||||||||
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