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Today is Blue Bear’s birthday, and what better way to celebrate than with a picture of some bears! Blue Bear is a very special friend of mine, which is why this sweet picture of two bear cubs hugging (and sleeping, by the way) is just right. Happy Birthday, Blue Bear!
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This little panda cub is just about the cutest little buddy ever, don’t you think? He looks like he’s having such a fun time. It makes me think about the great times I used to have in parks during my childhood days. I absolutely love this fuzzy panda picture. What a cutie.
Play Time!
Found here: Tumblr: Baby Animal Overload
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This picture made me crack up as soon as I saw it. This bear is absolutely adorable and, undeniably, we can all say we’ve felt exactly the way he/she does…many times. This picture represents how I feel every day at 6 o’clock. What a cute bear. I wish I could give him/her a pot of honey.
PS: Sorry about all the puns, but I couldn’t resist…
Today was unBEARably tiring.
Found here: Mirror News and care of Barcroft Media
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I have always been a major Winnie the Pooh fan. I even have my own Winnie the Pooh collection comprised of diverse things ranging from mugs to notebooks to jigsaw puzzles to pens, all of which I accumulated while growing up. There’s something really special about that silly old bear and his friends. I just can’t help but smile when I see a picture of them or watch an episode of the show.
Anyway, today marks the final Pooh-related post.
Here’s a picture of Winnie the Pooh, Tigger, Christopher Robin, Roo, and Piglet all dressed as pirates.
Arrgh matey...did you guys remember the hunny?
Now here’s a picture of an adorable black bear cub:
Adorable Black Bear Cub
The real-life Winnie was actually a bear named Winnipeg. He was initially the mascot for the 2nd Canadian infantry brigade (who were active in World War 1 and who were made up mostly of Western Canadians)*. He was later donated to the London Zoo where he became a very popular attraction. If you’re interested in watching a short video from cbcnews about the inspiration for Winnie the Pooh, you should check it out here.
A special thanks to A.A Milne (author) and E.H Shepard (illustrator) for bringing Winnie the Pooh and Friends to life and to Disney for keeping the tradition going.
Winnie the Pooh and Friends Dressed as Pirates: Flickr
Black Bear Cub found here: Atlantic Wildlife Institute
*Info about the 2nd Canadian Infantry Brigade can be found here: http://www.calgaryhighlanders.com/history/10th/organization/2ndbrigade.htm