If these animals could only talk - I'd buy ... .
Showing posts with label Mary Bear. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mary Bear. Show all posts
Thursday, July 02, 2015
Beryl Seel meets Daisy
You may remember Daisy, the animatronic cat who demonstrated her repertoire a few days ago (here). Well today, she finally got to meet my mother - they seemed to get on.
If these animals could only talk - I'd buy ... .
If these animals could only talk - I'd buy ... .
Labels:
Animatronic,
Beryl Seel,
Cindy,
Daisy,
Dream Cat,
Kitty Cat,
Mary Bear,
Robot Cat,
Snow White,
Snowy
Thursday, June 25, 2015
Daisy
Our very own synth, Daisy, arrived here today. It's destined to join Cindy (video here) as my mother's new animatronic pet. Here's a video of Daisy (Amazon link) showing off her repertoire.
We bought Cindy (below) for my mother seven years ago. I am amazed that so little progress has been made in the state of the art.
Family history note: Daisy was my mother's auntie. Oh, and here's Daisy's manual.
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We bought Cindy (below) for my mother seven years ago. I am amazed that so little progress has been made in the state of the art.
| Cindy - my mother's robot pet |
Family history note: Daisy was my mother's auntie. Oh, and here's Daisy's manual.
Click on image to make larger.
Labels:
Animatronic,
Beryl Seel,
Cindy,
Daisy,
Dream Cat,
Kitty Cat,
Mary Bear,
Robot Cat,
Snow White,
Snowy
Monday, February 02, 2015
Menagerie à trois
En route to Bristol today - with Joni Mitchell warbling 'California' in the background. I turn from the steering wheel to ask, "Did anyone ever suggest that Joni should've taken up engineering instead?"
Clare was loyal: "Joni is so smart, she would have made a success of anything."
A few miles later it's John Lennon belting out "When I get home to you, you know the things that you do ..." . I say, "Apart from 'Maxwell's Silver Hammer', did the Beatles ever release any tracks on STEM subjects?"
And they wonder why the UK has a shortfall of 50,000 engineers. Finally, here's some of what transpired after we all got back from Costa at Next.
When the district nurse comes round, legend has it that they all hide ...
Clare was loyal: "Joni is so smart, she would have made a success of anything."
A few miles later it's John Lennon belting out "When I get home to you, you know the things that you do ..." . I say, "Apart from 'Maxwell's Silver Hammer', did the Beatles ever release any tracks on STEM subjects?"
And they wonder why the UK has a shortfall of 50,000 engineers. Finally, here's some of what transpired after we all got back from Costa at Next.
Menagerie à trois from Nigel Seel.
Labels:
Beryl Seel,
Furby,
Furreal Cat,
Mary Bear
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