Ours Bamse is a remarkable bear with a story of his own. In this category, you will find information, photos, experiences, and background stories about ours Bamse.
Curious about the background of this project? Read about it on the ours Bamse page (in Dutch).
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Now it’s quarter to one. At quarter past two, in an hour and a half, my friend invites me to the bakery. But where is the nearest bakery? I’m hungry! Luckily I have a roadmap on my phone. Uhhmm, I think I should walk around the lake and then cross the bridge.
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I’m a little bear, but I’m always hungry. My favorite dish is Brussels sprouts with applesauce and potatoes or fries. Oh, that makes me hungry! I also prefer a tall glass of sparkling water with lemonade. Unfortunately, this is not the season for this food.
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Everyone has a daily routine. One starts the day with sport, the other with breakfast. What do you start the day with?
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Everyone has to work to be able to pay their bills and to have a well-invested living. Well, the work I do is not really exciting to write about. However, there is more work I do.
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Today the sky is gray but it is not raining. Without the sun, it’s very cold, that’s not a problem for me! So, I now walking to the clothing store. The store is on the ninth street on the left. It’s twenty-three kilometers from my apartment. But I don’t walk fast because I’m a little bit tired, so the walk takes about three hours. The things I have to buy are four pants and six shirts. I prefer blue pants and white shirts.
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Learning foreign languages is my favorite activity. It is really fascinating to communicate fluently in foreign languages. You can safely leave notes on your desk without anyone understanding it. Or how about a telephone conversation without anyone understanding it. Some kind of espionage?! The languages I speak fluently are Dutch (mother tongue), English and Norwegian. I also understand Danish, Swedish and French quite well. What I would like to learn in the future is Russian and Icelandic language.
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In this article you can find a list how you can write and pronounce measurements and ratios.
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In this article you can find a list how you can write and pronounce numbers.
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On the photo you can see my family. From left to right you see my aunt Leah, my uncle Jordan and my grandmother Helen. Between Helen and my aunt Sarah you see my niece Emma. Helen and Merle hold my little brother Thomas and my little sister Jade in their arms. My grandfather, who is holding the hand of my cousin Joel, is called Christopher. Right to my grandfather there are my parents. My mother’s name is Maria and my father’s name is Max. I stand between my parents! I look a lot like my mother, don’t I?
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Hello!
I am a friendly, curious and very sweet teddy bear named Bamse. My name comes from a young Norwegian boy. I don’t think his name matters anymore in this story. We had so much fun together. We often read the Bible, watched the sunset or went for a walk in the woods. His music choices were always very impressive. Besides Norwegian music, I often heard Swedish, Dutch, French and English songs. He understood everything! I only wish he couldn’t sing out of tune and his music wasn’t always so loud.