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What a Year This Has Been

Well we are almost to the end of the year. Another Christmas has come and gone. I am not sad to see this year end. It hasn't been the best year for me. I fractured my leg in February and that took six months to heal and I lost some wonderful people this year. I lost my desire to make bears and took the whole year off. I would go down in the studio and just sit and look at my supplies and that is as far as I would get. I did get some designing done but never got it onto the mohair. To top it all off last monday I fell when I was walking Danny. I have no idea what happened. Thank God my hubby was with us. I guess I didn't put my arms out to try and catch myself so I fell flat on my face. I was a bloody mess. One of our neighbors was driving by and stopped and put me in her car and drove me home. I am finally starting to look human again but my front teeth are still numb. I guess I'll go to the doctor next week. Thankfully I didn't messs my leg up again. In fact it feels better than it has in a year.. Christmas was nice this year. We have family over Christmas eve and then Christmas day is for Tom and I to spend by ourselves..A nice and quiet day just for us and Danny. I am starting to get excited about making bears again..Lots of new designs in my brain!!!

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It's been almost a year since I even visited my blog. Hopefully that will change now. It's been a very hard year. Danny needed 24 hour care. I watched her grow weaker and weaker. She finally quit eating and drinking water. We had to make that horrible decision to have her put to sleep. My heart is broken. We were blessed with her for 16 years. I lost a part of me that horrible day. It's been a month and it is still as bad as that day. We brought her home and buried her in our back yard between the apple trees.Everyone in the neighborhood is sad.She walked twice everyday and everyone knew her and loved her. I'm going to get back to making my bears.Hopefully keeping busy will help me heal.She couldn't be left for the past year so I never left her unless tom was here.I miss her needing me.She loved sitting on her lounger on the porch watching the neighbor hood.  

New Year

Well another year has passed and a new one begun...I was published in Teddy Bear and Friends magazine but they put the wrong email address so if by chance you come here looking you can get me by emailing me at notjustbears@yahoo.com . I have started making my bears again so I will have them listed here and on eBay and Facebook. When I list them I will put the links up to them from here.I am really excited to be able to make my bears again and have lots of new designs waiting to be born. Please let me know if I can help you find a new friend for you to love!!!
Richard T. Woodcock , 70, passed away on November 25, 2014.  He was born February 14, 1944 in Akron to the late Thomas and Marcia Woodcock . Richard worked as a tire builder at General Tire, was co-owner of Glen Dot Security, also worked for Asarco Mining & Refining in Tucson, AZ, serviced offshore oil rigs for Muchowich Offshore Oil Services, a news reporter for The Independent, of Massillon and was a member of the Akron Baptist Temple.                                                   Richard is survived by his wife of 39 years, Mary Lou ; sons, Richard (Celena) Woodcock II and Steve (Kristine) Woodcock ; brothers, Thomas (Tammy) Woodcock and Michael Woodcock ; sister, Lois (Thomas) Von Gunten ; grandchildren, Savannah, Cody,...