It’s a terrible pun. I’m sorry!
Basically…i’m bored.
The endless rain in the UK is getting me down.
The above amounts to an experiment, plus a bit of malicious intent. They say misery loves company, so I decided that as I am miserable…I would make this sweet innocent Care Bear suffer!
It passed 10 minutes.
The normal service of Zoo birds and Beasts and UK scenery will resume…just as soon as that rain stops.
Have a free LINK to selected other pages of this blog, from happier and less damp days.
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Awwww this picture is so sweet and sad! HHAHA! I love the angle on it though! Great shot
Cheers, although he(she?) was not as bedraggled as I wanted. 🙂
I love this photo! It is amazing, I love the lighting, the vantage point, the way it reflects. A+
Thank you. So far my wife hasn’t asked why a muddy carebear has suddenly appeared in the bath.
I think it was worth the risk.:)
Bahahahaha thats hilarious! Well I guess thats a good thing huh! Good job! Very inspiring.
A ‘ sweeeeeet ‘ picture.
Beautiful reflection too.
utham
Thanks for the comment.
I think my “model” will likely appear in future pictures. Lets see what the endless rain will bring. 🙂
🙂
utham
I used to regularly walk past an abandoned giant once-white teddybear in Stratford-on-Avon, he’d been left by the side of a canal, all sodden and forlorn… maybe he was happier outdoors….
“maybe he was happier outdoors….”.
From what I understand, the stuffed bear is a greatly misunderstood creature. From behind their dead, glassy eyes they endlessly stare out into the world, wishing they were free. Free to eat honey, and savage salmon. Free to scare and occaisonally maim campers.
Obviously the bear you refer to had made some attempt to live the dream, but presumably his lack of mobility caught up with him.
I think I may be over tired.
;D
That’s got to constitute some form of animal cruelty. You’ve got some great shots on your blog, I’ll be back to check it out some more.
I feel guilty, the poor bear had done nothing to me, but I still chose to abuse it.:)
Thanks for stopping by.
I feel sad for the bear… hope it dried out okay.
Awe, it even has hearts on its toes…
Worry not, the bear managed to survive the incident. Didn’t even catch a cold. 🙂
As a collector of Teddy Bears I have to say I’m sad that you set up this image – however Teddies reflect the foibles of human kind, good and not so good. For me this is the latter despite the good photography.
My wife shares your opinion, but she didn’t put it as eloquently. I appreciate the comment.