Wooo?

When I was a mere child (1 year old) I saw my father for the first time.
That sounds strange, doesn't it? He is a retired Colonel, USMC, and was
stationed in Okinawa when I was born. I'm told I screamed bloody murder the
first time I met him - I wasn't used to being around men and sure didn't
want one I didn't know plucking me out of my Mom's arms. ROFL

Anyway, he brought me this stuffed bear when when he returned to the States
and we first met - he swears it's a dog, I say it's a bear. Hell, it might
be a cat. It was one of those odd stuffed animals from the end of the
1950's that defies description, what with glued on felt eyes (half of one is
gone) and a funny cloth nose (missing) and a felt mouth (gone). I still
have it, although it's much worse for wear. I called it "Woo Woo". Can't
tell you how often I threw up on Woo Woo nor how many times he/she saw the
inside of a wash tub.

Lately Persia has been making this sweet little sound which is like "Wooo?"
Gosh, could it be? Does Persia know about Woo Woo (who is in a plastic bag
up on the shelf in a closet which Persia loves to explore)?

Jill

On Wed, 30 Jun 2004 10:35:38 -0500, "jmcquown"
yodeled:

When I was a mere child (1 year old) I saw my father for the first time.
That sounds strange, doesn't it? He is a retired Colonel, USMC, and was
stationed in Okinawa when I was born. I'm told I screamed bloody murder the
first time I met him - I wasn't used to being around men and sure didn't
want one I didn't know plucking me out of my Mom's arms. ROFL

Anyway, he brought me this stuffed bear when when he returned to the States
and we first met - he swears it's a dog, I say it's a bear. Hell, it might
be a cat. It was one of those odd stuffed animals from the end of the
1950's that defies description, what with glued on felt eyes (half of one is
gone) and a funny cloth nose (missing) and a felt mouth (gone). I still
have it, although it's much worse for wear. I called it "Woo Woo". Can't
tell you how often I threw up on Woo Woo nor how many times he/she saw the
inside of a wash tub.

Lately Persia has been making this sweet little sound which is like "Wooo?"
Gosh, could it be? Does Persia know about Woo Woo (who is in a plastic bag
up on the shelf in a closet which Persia loves to explore)?

Jill


Stinky says "Woo?" too.

He says a lot of things.




Theresa
My Blog: http://www.humanitas.blogspot.com
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On Wed, 30 Jun 2004 10:35:38 -0500, "jmcquown"
yodeled:

When I was a mere child (1 year old) I saw my father for the first time.
That sounds strange, doesn't it? He is a retired Colonel, USMC, and was
stationed in Okinawa when I was born. I'm told I screamed bloody murder the
first time I met him - I wasn't used to being around men and sure didn't
want one I didn't know plucking me out of my Mom's arms. ROFL

Anyway, he brought me this stuffed bear when when he returned to the States
and we first met - he swears it's a dog, I say it's a bear. Hell, it might
be a cat. It was one of those odd stuffed animals from the end of the
1950's that defies description, what with glued on felt eyes (half of one is
gone) and a funny cloth nose (missing) and a felt mouth (gone). I still
have it, although it's much worse for wear. I called it "Woo Woo". Can't
tell you how often I threw up on Woo Woo nor how many times he/she saw the
inside of a wash tub.

Lately Persia has been making this sweet little sound which is like "Wooo?"
Gosh, could it be? Does Persia know about Woo Woo (who is in a plastic bag
up on the shelf in a closet which Persia loves to explore)?

Jill


Stinky says "Woo?" too.

He says a lot of things.




Theresa
My Blog: http://www.humanitas.blogspot.com
alt.tv.frasier FAQ: http://www.im-listening.net/FAQ/