After the last notes of music died away and the audience
realised that the orchestra had finished their program for the evening Theodore
and Jenny Bear filed out of the hall with everyone else. It took a while until
Theodore said, " Did you also enjoy that, Jenny Bear? I thought it was lovely to listen to all
those instruments making music together and I am quite sorry it is over now."
Jenny Bear smiled at the sorrowful note in Theodore's voice and she said,
"Well, don't worry, Theodore, there will be lots more music in town tomorrow
and we will go and listen. There will be interesting things on display and Miss
Festival Bear will be a special guest again." They waited in the foyer for Miss
Bear and soon she came. "The coach will be arriving any minute to take us
home," she said. Jenny Bear and Theodore rode along in the coach with Miss
Festival Bear and the people walking home waved to them as they passed. Jenny Bear smiled "I feel like a queen
myself," she said.
Going to The
Festival
Theodore wore his red bow again the next morning. "I am
feeling festive today," he said to himself, "and I am sure it is going to be an
exciting day." Soon after breakfast Miss
Festival Bear suggested they walk over to the Main Street and quickly Theodore
and Jenny Bear were also ready to leave.
Theodore was surprised to see that the street was now closed to traffic
and there were many more stalls with vendors offering their wares for sale.
Each one had arranged their goods tastefully to attract customers. A large stage had been erected on one side
during the night and there were all kinds of sound equipment in place. A carnival atmosphere was already in the
making and a bright program of the day's music was tacked onto a board next to
the stage. "This is going to be fun,"
Theodore said as he watched more and more people arrive and walk around looking
at everything.
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