A picture for FredaE: This is by request for... - Care Community

Care Community

5,917 members2,360 posts

A picture for FredaE

4 Replies

This is by request for FredaE and of course anyone else who might be interested. It's one of the two other completed scrapbook projects from my current album. This one is The Teddy Bear's Picnic. I hope you enjoy it Freda E, and the second one follows this.

4 Replies
sassy59 profile image
sassy59

That’s really lovely. Thank you Callendersgal. Xxx😘💕💜

FredaE profile image
FredaE

I love it. What a lovely memory picture it would make. Not so much for someone you have lost but more the joyful things you did together.. Teddy Bears picnic reminds me of my husbands niece who came to stay with us one summer and said she would love a real picnic with a red and white checked table cloth. Since we were too far away for her friends we took my daughters teddies along as guests. She has her own litle girl now but still remembers that day

in reply to FredaE

What a wonderful idea FredaE. I'm now formulating a plan to have a teddy-bears' picnic with my daughter and granddaughter, maybe out in the New Forest, and I think we too will have that red checkered tablecloth as those really do seem to say 'picnic'!

Goldenanny profile image
Goldenanny

I love your scrap book Callendersgal 😃it would be a great talking point for children and adults of any age 😃

Not what you're looking for?

You may also like...

A few thoughts for Friday

Hi everyone, It was a bit of a shock to find it's Friday again, but on the other hand we are all...

Are GPS trackers a good idea for dementia sufferers

Hi everyone, My sister, whose husband is suffering from vascular dementia, asked me the other day...

CHA for mum

My mum is now entering the final stages of Alzhiemers/Vascular Dementia at aged 92 years. Having...

Help caring for a stroke victim

Help! A very good friend of mine, male 67 and previously very fit and active, suffered a major...

Letting go - A Zen story for Monday

This is a well-known Zen story. Two monks walking across country to their monastery reached a river...