Jago and his Little Sister, Daisy-Maude
Ever since Scout\'s Cousin Rosie arrived at our house, Jago has been missing his little sister, Daisy-Maude, who lives with Mummy June junibears in Norfolk in the United Kingdom.
Mummy June describes Daisy-Maude as, "a sweet and loving little girl bear. who is looking forward to meeting her new Daddy.. I think he\'ll spoil her....Jago will be pleased to see his little sister." Daisy-Maude is made of German mohair with glass eyes and soft floral cotton pads on her paws that match her pretty sunhat, which, when she does get here, she will most likely need to protect her pale English Rose plush.
This is a photo of Jago and Daisy-Maude together in the rose garden in Norfolk. It's an old photo, so it is a little bit faded from the sun and Jago's paws touching Daisy-Maude's face and paws. Don\'t they look happy together? No wonder Jago misses her.
Jago is going to write to Daisy-Maude and ask her to come and stop with us. I do hope that she says yes! It would make Jago so terribly happy! If Daisy-Maude does say yes, then Mummy June can organise her passport and a berth on an ocean liner for her and she can set sail here to us. I know that is a very big voyage for a little bear to make, but somehow I suspect that Daisy-Maude is full of pluck and tenacity.
Jago was a gift from a dear friend in England. He is made of English mohair with suede paw pads and glass eyes. He is a gentle bear, kind and patient who carries an air of calm about him. He is already fitting in with everyone else very nicely.
Jago and his Little Sister, Daisy-Maude
Ever since Scout\'s Cousin Rosie arrived at our house, Jago has been missing his little sister, Daisy-Maude, who lives with Mummy June junibears in Norfolk in the United Kingdom.
Mummy June describes Daisy-Maude as, "a sweet and loving little girl bear. who is looking forward to meeting her new Daddy.. I think he\'ll spoil her....Jago will be pleased to see his little sister." Daisy-Maude is made of German mohair with glass eyes and soft floral cotton pads on her paws that match her pretty sunhat, which, when she does get here, she will most likely need to protect her pale English Rose plush.
This is a photo of Jago and Daisy-Maude together in the rose garden in Norfolk. It's an old photo, so it is a little bit faded from the sun and Jago's paws touching Daisy-Maude's face and paws. Don\'t they look happy together? No wonder Jago misses her.
Jago is going to write to Daisy-Maude and ask her to come and stop with us. I do hope that she says yes! It would make Jago so terribly happy! If Daisy-Maude does say yes, then Mummy June can organise her passport and a berth on an ocean liner for her and she can set sail here to us. I know that is a very big voyage for a little bear to make, but somehow I suspect that Daisy-Maude is full of pluck and tenacity.
Jago was a gift from a dear friend in England. He is made of English mohair with suede paw pads and glass eyes. He is a gentle bear, kind and patient who carries an air of calm about him. He is already fitting in with everyone else very nicely.