That about covers things.
Thanks, Carol Ann.
Blessings and Bear hugs, friends.
Friday 7 June 2013
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I hope Juliet is watching.
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I think I saw that Bear perform at Shakesbear in the park.
ReplyDeleteCould very well be, Manzantia. I not sure of the Bear's acting history. But I'll bet people could Bear watching the performances!
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It's a little known fact that while men played the women's parts in Shakespeare's day, bears played the men's parts. True fact.
ReplyDeleteMen dressed as women I knew were the norm in Shakespeare's times. I didn't know about Bear's filling in for men. In that case, who spoke the lines, and where was he located? (All these things a Bear has to learn.)
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Wow, shakesbear at your lair.
ReplyDeleteHugs, dear bear.
Shakespearian Bear is fun to watch!
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Oh, that's just perfect! I love it and have to thank Carol Ann, too. Bear hugs to you, Rob-bear. :-)
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked it, DJan. Thanks for the Bear hugs; I can use every hug I get!
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Too funny! You just made my morning. ☺
ReplyDeleteGlad you had a good start to your day, Dana. I hope the rest goes equally well.
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Yep, that about covers everything.
ReplyDeleteAnd covers things in Beary interesting way! Thanks.
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Summer seems to be very pleasing to Bears. The recently posted photos surely do show a softer side.
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Summer IS a wonderful time for Bears. We get to wax dramatic and poetic.How much more could a Bear want? (Besides a few fish and lots of nuts and berries?)
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Romeo ... my, Romeo!
ReplyDeleteIndeed, Helen. Say, are you doing any summer theatre this year? If you need a Bear, I could perhaps send this one a note.
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I wish I were better in interpreting Shakespeare - or in this case, Shakesbear. Which work of Shakespeare is the bear imitating and what do you the bear is trying to say, Bear?
ReplyDeleteI believe the Bear has been involved in Romeo and Juliet. As to interpretation, I would have to read that section of the play.
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And I actually read Romeo and Juliet. Thanks, Bear. :)
DeleteWe have a Shakespeare festival every summer on the riverbank. Put up a big tent and do a couple of plays over the summer months.
DeleteOne year it was bilingual (so very Canadian, since we have two official languages). Romeo's family spoke English; Juliette's family spoke French. Intéressant! It's what we call the two solitudes — we don't really understand each other. Though that is changing now, very much. Especially as more Canadians are becoming bilingual, and bicultural.
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Now, that is pun-ny!
ReplyDeleteIndeed it is, Jackie; Beary bun-ny. And what were you expecting from this Bear, Jackie?
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I love love love love that. Thanks. sandie
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoyed it, sandie. Also glad you understand how talented Bears are!
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I like it. A lot.
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Janie
This blog is dedicated to the enjoyment and amusement of it's readers. Or something like that. As in I want people to enjoy and be amused by what I write, and sometimes be startled.
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Yes, a literate bear.
ReplyDeleteWhat the world needs is more literate Bears. As in more Bears who are literate.
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Hi Bear
ReplyDeleteThank you for your kind words at mine. It is being busy (and taking photos) that is keeping me from blogging, though also I cannot be as free as I'd like on there now.
I love to keep in touch on FB though even though it's not quite the same.
I always love to hear from you
S x
Great to hear from you, Sub! Thanks for dropping by. And you will see me around; nobody escapes the Bear! Nobody!
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Snort. Shakesbear. Love it.
ReplyDeleteI will leave him to his prose, though. He looks on the verge of grumpy.
Glad you enjoyed this one. And, for the record, he's not on the verge of grumpy; he is just very focused on what he is doing. Putting on a good act, so to speak.
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Gorgeous. Shakesbear. Perfect.
ReplyDeleteThank you Lisa. We attempt no second-class presentations here.
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It is the east, and Honey-Bear is the sun.
ReplyDeleteEast, as in east-room of the White House? Well whatever.
DeleteAnd are we thinking of the Sun Bear (Helarctos malayanus) of the tropical forests of Southeast Asia? The Far-Eastern Brown Bear with the bright orange blaze on its chest?
Well done susan; you challenged me again!
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*groan* I like it!
ReplyDeleteSorry to inflict pain, JC. But I did think it was rather likeable.
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That is a great bear!
ReplyDeleteWe could maybe let him come to your country, but he wouldn't stand a chance against the Grizzlies.
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Bears Noting, Life in the Urban Forest (poetry).
Snort!
ReplyDeleteIt is truly snort-worthy, isn't it!
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Ha! Funny. To Bear or not to Bear, that is the question...lol
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Beary good question!
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Shakesbear! I love it! :)
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That was beautiful.
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Valerie
I like Shakesbear. J'aime beaucoup votre blog en francais, c'est super!
ReplyDeleteLOL- but yes..what light does break through yonder window??
ReplyDeleteNext role: king lair
ReplyDeleteKing Bear, I think. Or Bear. Or Bear and Bearyet. Something like that. Thanks.
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Bears Noting, Life in the Urban Forest (poetry).
That's one great bear! Bear-y clever.
ReplyDeleteBetter than sad, dancing Bears in the circus.
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Bears Noting, Life in the Urban Forest (poetry).
Who knew bears could be such drama queens?
ReplyDeleteNot drama queens, but actors. The difference between the two is like the difference between getting a kiss, and getting swatted in the head with a Bear's paw.
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Bears Noting, Life in the Urban Forest (poetry).
Back at you Rob-bear :)
ReplyDeleteThanks M.J. Hope you're having a good start to your week.
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Bears Noting, Life in the Urban Forest (poetry).
Fabulous...love Shakesbear!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Posie. I know there are no native Bears in Britain. Perhaps you could invite a few over to your place, and then have then do summer theatre at the farm, as an added attraction!
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The perfect posture and articulation for shakesbear
ReplyDeleteI came back for a morning giggle :-)
Thanks kj, Actually Blacks (as in Bears) tend to be a bit more dramatic than Browns. And I think Blacks, which are easier to find, are more photographed than Browns. (There's your dose of useless information for today.)
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I just enjoyed our town's production of Twelfth Night, so my head is full of 'softs' and 'marrys'! Love your Shakespearian bear ;)) Or as KJ calls it Shakesbear haha!!! Good one!
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