Stuffed toy

room, with my stuffed animals and blankets and binge watch various tv shows for hours on end. However that is not the case in most circumstances, there is always a huge obstacle I always have to overcome to obtain this “peace” it usually starts with the troll midget (my little sister), running in and loudly exclaiming how I “spend too much time in my room.” Although it does not end there, the troubles of this world always happen to find a way to creep into my safe haven of stuffed animals, and television

outfits, there is a pile of stuffed animals at the center of her bed with a small smile stitched on its face, and all types of medals hanging on the wall. She always wanted to be the best and her room showed it. I pull out some scissors from my pocket and go over to the dozens of pictures she has, and start to cut her face out of all of them. Once all of her pictures become faceless, I put the scissors back into my bag and move over to her bed. I grab the first stuffed animal I saw and ripped its

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wiping her eyes. I offer her my half empty bottle of water. “You might want to rehydrate” She eyes the bottle warily, but doesn’t take it. Her eyes flit to the elephant perched on my lap. “What’s that?” she inquires. Oh, right. I fumble for the stuffed animal, managing to knock it off my lap. It falls underneath the bed, a real feat considering that the space between the bed and the ground is barely 6 inches. I roll up my sleeve before retrieving the elephant, wary of the dust bunnies the janitors

approaches slowly. Slow and yet so certain he could never try and resist. That was the nature of things after all. Survival of the fittest, and a wreck like him should never have made it even this far. He just sat there now, on her bed, among all of her stuffed animals, waiting... waiting for the end to come. He had a silver watch in his hand, there was a time it used to work, but now it was only for

Mr. Ted. Now Mr. Ted is not that cute anymore but he helps me sleep, he’s been through a lot with me, and I got him from my great grandmother. Ted has a special meaning to me because he helps me get to sleep. Even though I may be too old for a stuffed animal, I sometimes need him. He is shockingly still super soft and loveable. I am sometimes too worried to go to sleep, there’s Ted. I had an emotional day, Ted. Say I am in a fight with my best friend, once again there’s Ted. I rely on Ted to get

work. ‘Who wants to make stuffed animals” (Nelson &Quick, p.118), states Maxine Clark; CEO of Build-A-Bear, as she recounts the lack of support she received when drafting her initial ideas for the now successful Build-A-Bear Workshop. Although, being told ‘no’ numerous times she still pursued her dreams which all evolved from a conversation with her ten-year old friend, Katie. Katie and Maxine were out looking for stuffed animals and Katie was unable to locate the stuffed animal she wanted. At that

fond of. This item is not something anyone else would find interest in, but yet many people have had or do have one with them in their life. This item is a simple teddy bear. (Cause and Effect) This little bear is not any more special than the stuffed animals available for purchase at any

an object or two that is very important to them. Something that is important to me is my collection of stuffed animals. It might seem strange but they are very important to me, because when I visit different places I get an item most likely a stuffed animal to place in my collection. I have stuffed animals from China, Dallas, New Orleans, Orlando, Tennessee, New York, Las Vegas, etc. The stuffed animals normally represent the place in some way, so not all of them are bears, such as my lion from China

complicated harness onto a stuffed toy. He seeks