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here I am in a little cottage that evokes the energies of my ancestral lands - a cottage on the moors of Cornwall, or on the cliff tops of Ireland or Scotland. It has a hearth. I am a hedge witch {of sorts}. I wear upcycled clothes, patchouli oil and Redback boots. I am a gypsy; an eccentric and a mystic [I often live with a foot in two worlds]. I serve my guests, tea from an old silver teapot. I love Vervain, yarrow, chamomile & mint. Star watcher and Moon gazer. story cloth weaver. keeper of family dreams and wishes. good friend and creator of life. herbal tea drinker and potion maker.


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Friday, August 04, 2006

my 'ted'


skipping from here to there - through the blogging forest - I found a gorgeous little story by zuzu - yes, once again inspired - she had been inspired by another gal and on it goes.
Ted - I received my TED when I was about 6 or so. My dad had to go into the city on 'business' and I stayed with my Nan. He came home quite late with a gift for me - all wrapped up in yellow. I tore it open and inside was Ted. Ted is not actually a bear - he is a koala. A native animal from Australia - who over the years was mistakenly called a koala bear but apparently not really a 'bear' BUT he will always be a koala bear to me - so big raspberries to those powers that be who dare tell a child, that he is not a bear - phooey to them! He was new when he came to me - he had paws on the end of his limbs and all his fur was intact and around his neck he had a big red ribbon. I loved him so! I made him a carriage from an old shoe box with a string pull along and I dragged him up and down the road. taking him on picnics to a favourite hawthorn cubby house I had found. He was pushed in my cane pram along with his friends - my dolls. He was served eucalyptus leaves at my tea parties (cause that is what he eats, you know) He was even stuck in the freezer when the first man landed on the moon - I wanted to prepare him for his moon trip! He is full of secrets, dreams and love. Sometimes, now, I take him off my shelf and I pat him and hold him and smell him - and in an instant I am transported back in time. I did just that this morning and he still comforted me - thanks Ted!

4 Comments:

Blogger zuzu said...

Miss Robyn! =^..^=

What a delight as always. I am in heaven. I had a ::errr:: 'BEAR' like Ted too! Just little, and made of ::ooo ick:: real fur.

This posting is yummy. My favorite line?
-- 'cause that's what he eats you know!

Oh Miss Robyn ...
At that very moment I saw the child peeking out from your post!

You do inspire.
=^..^= love, zU

10:19 am  
Blogger Daisy Lupin said...

I still have my teddy bear he is a golden yellow and about one foot tall. He is almost as flat as a pancake, from being hugged and me rolling on top of him in bed in my sleep. He has hardly any fur left and is bald with all the hugging he has had. He is blind as well unfortunately, and part of his paws which were the softest brown velvet have been eaten away by moths at some stage and he lacks stuffing in one arm. Both my children at different stages in their lives took a shine to him and he accompanied them to bed for a short time, but now he is back in my room and I still love him dearly and he knows more things about me than anyone, even myself, as I have forgotten a lot of my deepest secrets that he has been party too. He is called Teddy Robinson, after a childhood storybook character. I could nevere renovate him as I feel he has achieved a venerable state. Love and Hugs xx

12:06 pm  
Blogger dogfaeriex5 said...

sweet story and to me a koala is a bear!!! his fur is worn with love...

12:20 pm  
Blogger paris parfait said...

Adorable! I know a koala is a marsupial, but I prefer to call it a bear! And my daughter had a favourite stuffed koala mommy and baby that alas was lost in Jordan.

7:41 pm  

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