THE PORTRAITS
Flying Spider
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Sometimes Flying Spider needs a little encouragement...Flying Spider need not be feared—all those limbs are for hugging and holding! Flying Spider's big heart is contained in a 15 inch long x 7 inches wide x 3 inches tall physique.
Mr. Fussbucket
naming cloud shapes
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school portrait
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practicing gymnastics
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plum tuckered
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Mr. Fussbucket finds it difficult to sit still. With curious arms and a busy tail, he loves to explore. He is precocious and outgoing and likes milk and cookies. After an adventure-filled day, Mr. Fussbucket is often plum tuckered and takes a nap. Or he sits by a window naming animal shapes in the clouds. He wants you to know that he feels his school portrait came out well this year. He gets along with adults and children, but doesn't care for babies (he doesn't like captivity or saliva in his eyes). He is TERRIFIED of dogs.
Mr. Fussbucket enjoys a good swim in the wash (he can breathe underwater) but gets too dizzy in the dryer. His main body is about 12 x 6 x 5 inches, and the three appendages are eight to 10 inches. Mr. Fussbucket wants to know when he can have a play date?
Mr. Fussbucket enjoys a good swim in the wash (he can breathe underwater) but gets too dizzy in the dryer. His main body is about 12 x 6 x 5 inches, and the three appendages are eight to 10 inches. Mr. Fussbucket wants to know when he can have a play date?
Mr. Barktholomeus van der Wood
Mr. Barktholomeus is a plush pillow log named after the Dutch portrait painter, Bartholomeus van der Helst (1613 – 1670) who was a contemporary of Rembrandt.
Mr. Barktholomeus van der Wood enjoys car rides, hanging out by the window, hugs and listening to stories and Science Friday on National Public Radio. Requiring little-to-no care—except a good story now and then and a view of the outside world— he hopes to someday meet a birch beauty.
(Update: Mr Barktholo now resides in Canada.)
Mr. Barktholomeus van der Wood enjoys car rides, hanging out by the window, hugs and listening to stories and Science Friday on National Public Radio. Requiring little-to-no care—except a good story now and then and a view of the outside world— he hopes to someday meet a birch beauty.
(Update: Mr Barktholo now resides in Canada.)
