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September 5, 2012 at 11:17 pm #886023
Am loving this Flat Fuzzy goes around the globe thread! They all look like they are having so much fun!!!
September 6, 2012 at 4:43 pm #886051I am betting that the Red fuzzy will be coming to see me, because just about all of my fuzzies over the years have been red. I mentioned this to Susie once, asking for non-red fuzzy. She sent two, one red one blue with a note saying the red one wanted to see his family. LOL! She is such a brat.
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September 9, 2012 at 1:22 am #886146Here is Purple Fuzzy’s adventures in the land down under!
Apologies all my photos are a little poor quality, I’ve nothing but a phone camera to work with.
The arrival!
After being cramped up in a post-it pack for so long, naturally he was a little coy to venture out. Thankfully the Silver-lace Poad from KitsuneLady had arrived the same day, so he was reassured to see a familiar Windstone face.
Next he was off to see the boss of the place. My cat of course! It doesn’t look like she’s too impressed with him, poor fuzzy.
So he went off to meet and greet the other Windstones in the place. Here he felt a little intimidated by the clutter of Poads.
But he enjoyed some intellectual banter with the resident unis.
It was hard finding time to get Fuzzy out during the day, since working full-time. But after work we set off to central Sydney to see some of the main attractions. Here he’s awed over the Sydney Habour Bridge.
And next the Opera House. He admits it does look a little like eggshells…
Of course you can’t come to Australia without trying some Vegemite toast for breakfast. Like all sensible tourists, he found the taste a little overwhelming, and so he made me finish it off for him. At least he tried!
Here we’re on the morning train commute to work, traveling through the Lower Blue Mountains. Trees, trees, trees, unfortunately the mountain views are on the other side! But he got a realistic experience with how grubby the trains are!
He picked out a little something from the souvenir shop in Sydney, he looks very smart with it.
Hoping to see a little more of the outdoors, I took him outside on the balcony for a bit.
Looks like he’s trying to get away!
And a final picture with a new member of the family. Max! Just adopted yesterday.Purple Fuzzy is all worn out, and now that it’s heating up he’s ready to move on.
Next destination, Germany!September 9, 2012 at 2:17 am #886148September 9, 2012 at 4:29 am #886150I’m a little jealous of the fuzzies, they’re getting to visit such awesome places!! :bigsmile:
They’re lucky the airfare is so cheap! 😀
September 9, 2012 at 7:25 pm #886161Oh Purply! You are seeing so much! I love the photo of the Sydney Harbor bridge – that is beautiful. And I’ve tasted Vegemite before, and I’d have not finished it up myself either, so don’t feel bad.
It did not occur to me that the Fuzzies would pick up souveniers of their journeys, but now that they are, it’s SOOO cool! I can’t wait to see Blue and Red again!
September 15, 2012 at 3:42 pm #886444Oh, I hope there’s more rounds of hosting 🙂
September 17, 2012 at 12:13 am #886486Blue is currently visiting me. He arrived the day I left for vacation and then got stuck helping out with prep for school. We have a couple of trips planned and some photos to share before he goes on his way.
Life is beautiful.
September 17, 2012 at 2:33 am #886488How is it that these fuzzies come to be in the homes that they go to?? Is there a certain list of names they will visit or is it just whoever has them sends them to whomever they want to?? Just curious 🙂
September 17, 2012 at 2:37 am #886489How is it that these fuzzies come to be in the homes that they go to?? Is there a certain list of names they will visit or is it just whoever has them sends them to whomever they want to?? Just curious 🙂
We did a little contest to pick who got them first. Now it’s up to their current host where they go next – there’s no set list and we don’t know where they will end up! 🙂
September 17, 2012 at 1:03 pm #886494How is it that these fuzzies come to be in the homes that they go to?? Is there a certain list of names they will visit or is it just whoever has them sends them to whomever they want to?? Just curious 🙂
Just make it known that you’d like to have one visit you. That’s how one of them chose to visit me and how I found their next destination. 🙂
September 17, 2012 at 2:00 pm #886495How long will the Flat Fuzzy travels last? I live in Chicago and would be interested in having a fuzzy visit me, but I am also traveling in November to Tokyo and think it would be fun to have the fuzzy there too. But that is so far off, and it might be over by then?
September 17, 2012 at 3:00 pm #886496How long will the Flat Fuzzy travels last? I live in Chicago and would be interested in having a fuzzy visit me, but I am also traveling in November to Tokyo and think it would be fun to have the fuzzy there too. But that is so far off, and it might be over by then?
We’ve requested the fuzzies come home next summer I believe after a year of travelling the world. BUT, if one takes a detour, as long as he gets home eventually, we’ll be happy.
September 17, 2012 at 10:36 pm #886505I would love to host a fuzzy if one needs a place to lodge for a day or two before traveling on.
September 17, 2012 at 11:43 pm #886506Just make it known that you’d like to have one visit you. That’s how one of them chose to visit me and how I found their next destination. 🙂
If anyone’s looking for the next destination for theirs: consider this as me making it known, I would love to have one come visit 🙂
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