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Introducing Adre and Cheli

Give us a kissy

Cheli is trying to climb up on Adre for a kissy

I just love being a bear in Therese's collection! She has such variety and is always making me new friends to play with

5 Comments on "Introducing Adre and Cheli"

28 September 2008 at 9:57am

Buxton says:

Hi Adre, lovely to meet you and your friend Cheli...look forward to hearing about all your adventures! you will make some great friends here on the bear club...
love Buxton xx

6 October 2008 at 5:48pm

Buxton says:

Hi Adre, just wanted to say well done on winning the Sept competition! look forward to hearing about more of your adventures.
love Buxton xx

7 October 2008 at 11:29pm

Adre says:

Gee Buxton, I'm so new here that I didn't even know about the competition. What a great surprise. I'll be a good little bear (I am only 2-3/4 inches tall ya know) and let Cheli read the book with me once Fred Bear sends it to us.

This is fun, maybe I can get my mama to get more of our friends to join The Bear Club.

15 October 2008 at 4:09pm

Freddie says:

Hi there Adre. Hope you are well. The Bear Club 3-D Chat room is now open and a great place it is to visit! David and daz have worked so hard setting it up. This weekend we plan to hold a party there, maybe you will be able to join us?

Hope to see or hear from you soon.

Freddie and Friends

16 October 2008 at 5:17pm

Tilly says:

hi adre nice to meet ya hope you like the bear club

love tilly

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