Hi All,
Wil here
Can you believe its Friday
already?
I've hardly seen Mama all
week. She's been so
busy.
And it has been so hot
outside. Not that I've been outside
myself but I've heard rumors.
I can see the grass in the backyard
is very dry. We need some rain.
Speaking of hot, if it wasn't
for AC, I'd have to become
a Polar Bear and live in the
water to stay cool...sometimes
its such a bother to wear a
fur coat all the time.
*Please stop by and visit my friends
at The Bear's Blog..its their
blogaversary and they're
having a give away.
Happy Weekend everyone.
Hi Will,
ReplyDeleteThe bears here are counting the days till fall arrives.
Well, thank you very much for the fan fare. What a sweet teddy bear you are.
Big hugs to you and your Momma.
Will it comfort you to know that you are not alone with your steamy hot weather? Everyone here keeps wondering if this is June what is August going to be like? I am hoping that instead of even more heat and humidity August will be like Spring! Yes, I am that optimistic!
ReplyDelete~ginger
PS Sebastian would drop in himself to tell you hi but he is busy looking for some lemonade. He says to tell you hello for him!
We had two days of extreme heat and humidity and then it turned colder again, some areas even had frost!! I heard on the news about the heatwave going on in your corner of the world, I think I'd be melted just about now! lol
ReplyDeleteThank you, Will, for such a delightful post, say hi to your momma for me:-) xoxo
Well, I for one amd glad it is not raining again. . . and our weather is warming up but not so hot as yours.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the smile, love you. This is Denise
ReplyDeleteOur grass is brown and dry, too--and the weather is HOT! Tell your busy mom I said "hello" :)
ReplyDeleteWil if you were a Koala (who everyone calls a bear but is not really a bear )you could
ReplyDeletelive in a variety of weather types, as long as there is a bountiful supply of Euculypt leaves around.Koalas inhabit cooler areas of southern Australia, like Victoria. Koalas from the southern areas have thicker fur than northern koalas. In hot weather, koalas expend little energy anyway,they sleep all day up high in a gum tree, so they do not suffer from moisture loss. So enjoy the A.C. as winter for you will come round soon enough.