#teddy's

[daddyandcub]

EVEN LIVING RM BEARS HAVE A NEW START

The living room Bears have become the recording studio bears! Even the bears have to make a new start for the new year!

[piensoenversos]

Philippe Labourel, el dueño de una librería, coloca a los nounours (osos de peluche en francés) en distintos lugares del barrio desde hace casi un año.

Ahora se ha convertido en una fantástica idea uando lo vacío te desanima.

[tylerhoechlin]

theallisonmelnick: My kinda sandwich ❤️ u guys @ianbohen @tylerl_hoechlin

[streetsofdublin]

TEDDY'S IN DUN LAOGHAIRE [THE HOME OF THE 99]-160176 by William Murphy Via Flickr: A 99 Flake ice cream, or more commonly a 99 or ninety-nine,is an ice cream cone, usually made with soft serve ice cream, into which a Flake bar has been inserted. The ice cream is usually vanilla flavoured. They are sold by ice cream vans and parlours. Someone once explained to me that ice creams with flake chocolate were called 99s because they originally cost 99 pence and as you may have guessed that it untrue. Back in 1930 there were 240 pence in a Pound and and no one would have shown a price as 99 Pence. Also 99 pence would have been a huge price to pay for a meal let alone an ice cream. In the days of monarchy in Italy a King's elite guard consisted of 99 men so as far as the general public were concerned anything really special or first class was known as "99". Before the Second World war the ice cream business was totally dominated by Italians so when Cadbury introduced their small flake for ice creams they needed to appeal to the Italian business community so they marketed their "superb Flake" as the "99".

[elizabeth-14-jeva]

Even stuffed animals have romantic dinners, except me:')

[racheleatsburritos]

Teddy’s (Menlo Park, CA)

Carnitas burrito. There are few things in this world I prioritize over a free burrito. Eliza is most of them. 

[racheleatsburritos]

Teddy’s (Menlo Park, CA)

Carnitas burrito. Whenever I feel unfulfilled with my job, or dissatisfied with my workplace, I need to take step back and remember how lucky I really am. This will unlock doors for me in the future and I need to remain grateful for such an opportunity. Most importantly, though, I get free burritos. At work.