What kind of presents did you get?
No, I didn't see Willy the Wolf Cub or his toboggan during the holidays, but he must have stopped at my den because I had plenty of fruits and nuts and freeze-dried berries. What kinds of presents did you guys get? Post a comment to my blog!!!!
I was talking to my cousin Yogi -- his campground near Sturgeon Bay is closed for the season so he's down south somewhere. I'm not sure what kind of presents he got. All he kept saying was ... well, let me try to recreate the conversation ...
RB: Hey, Yogi, it's Ranger Bear, happy holidays.
YB: Ranger Bear you furry old dog, long time no hear. Happy holidays to you. How's the weather in the northwoods?
RB: (this conversation took place a couple of weeks ago) Kinda cold and we've been getting lots of snow. How 'bout by you.
YB: Pretty nice, actually, played 18 yesterday -- hittin' it big off the tee but I can't putt to save my fur. Boo Boo couldn't read a green if his life depended on it. Did you get any cool presents?
RB: Yeah, some nice fruit and nuts and freeze-dried berries.
YB: Don't tell me, Willy the Wolf Cub.
RB: Yessssss, Willy the Wolf Cub. How 'bout you?
(this is where it starts to get confusing)
YB: I got a wee.
RB: OK, I'll wait, I have anytime minutes on my phone.
YB: No, not that kinda wee, I got a wee, you know, the hot gift this year a wee.
RB: Yogi, maybe I'm just walking through a couple of black holes because my cell must be cutting out. You keep saying you got a wee, a wee what, did you get a small present of some kind?
YB: No, not a small present ... a wee, you know a wee ... with games like bowling.
RB: Oh, a small bowling game -- I used to have one of those as a cub.
YB: No, it's not a small bowling game, it's a wee! A WEE!!
(We talked a 'wee' bit longer but all I could figure out was he some kind of very small present. I gotta get a new cell phone -- but I do like the anytime minutes.)
Keep these blogs coming Ranger Bear. Hearing your stories gives the rest of us courage to experience life head on!
Posted by: Dave | February 04, 2008 at 10:15 AM