Where’s that Naughty BaBear Now?

Posted on February 19, 2013 by LivinginPeaceProject

Off the Top of My Head

By Paul Murray

Our daughter Diva loves the BaBear Game. We hide BaBear around the house and she hunts him down and when she finds him, she says “Ba,” which means “Boo” in Japanese.

Recently, she turned the tables and started to hide BaBear by herself and we haver to find him…as you’ll see from the photos below, she proved quite good at the game and we eventually deemed her the ultimate winner!

For the record, BaBear is OK…he’s been thoroughly cleaned and dried and he’s just fine.

Of course, we could sit her in front of the TV, but where’s the fun in that?

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The Winning Move

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This move was a game changer!

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Poor BaBear!~

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About LivinginPeaceProject

Paul Murray is the founder of the LivinginPeace Project. www.livinginpeace.com Paul originally from Australia, but have been living in New Zealand for 14 years. Before that he was in Japan for a decade working as a journalist. He met his wife Sanae in Japan and they married in 2008.
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