Aloysius Bear

Wimbledon 4, originally uploaded by Aloysius_Flyte. After yesterday’s rain delay, we got to see the end of Henman’s epic match against Moya – Henman eventually won 13 games to 11 in the fifth set. The space behind me on Henman Hill was completely filled up by the end of the match and we saw Pam…

Wimbledon 5, originally uploaded by Aloysius_Flyte. It all got rather tense towards the end, so I decided to hide inside my human’s bag, in case I decided I couldn’t watch any more.

Wimbledon 6, originally uploaded by Aloysius_Flyte. After the excitement of the hill, we finally made our way to our seats on Court 1. If you have a magnifying glass, you will see Lleyton Hewitt playing Richard Bloomfield behind me! Although Hewitt won in straight sets, I don’t think Bloomfield will be unhappy with his performance…

Wimbledon 7, originally uploaded by Aloysius_Flyte. No day at Wimbleon would be complete without strawberries and cream! These are official Wimbledon strawberries and cream, too – and they’re 50p cheaper than the knock-off ones people were selling on the street outside!

Working 1, originally uploaded by Aloysius_Flyte. My human is managing a business development project, which means she has to work at the weekend. To make it more fun, I’ve decided to help her. Wow – this is a lot of work to organise!

Working 2, originally uploaded by Aloysius_Flyte. I think I can help best by sticking these coloured markers on the appropriate pages of this pad. We’ll be organised in no time!

Working 3, originally uploaded by Aloysius_Flyte. Ack! These stickers are really – well – STICKY!! I don’t think I’m cut out for this working business…

Working 4, originally uploaded by Aloysius_Flyte. Perhaps I’d be more help at the computer. Maybe I could type while my human dictates. It’s safer over here!

Boating 1, originally uploaded by Aloysius_Flyte. I spent last week on a boat on the Thames with my human and some friends. They even let me drive for a while…

Boating 2, originally uploaded by Aloysius_Flyte. Good knots were vitally important, as we didn’t want the boat to float away during the night.