First Annual POLAR BEAR WEEK - January 24-30, 2010

Around the United States, people will be celebrating the first annual Polar Bear Week - but how?  For starters, by leaving an Aurora Borealis Ink Pen on a windowsill, and/or hanging a Reggie ornament in the window.  Why not join in the fun?

L-to-R, below:  Card with poem, "Reggie the Red-Eyed Flying Vegetarian Polar Bear"; Aurora Borealis Ink Pen ('Rora Pen for short), and Reggie ornament, hung on dried Russian Sage from the garden, in a vase.

Reggie skywrites her global warming message* with an Aurora Borealis Ink Pen. The pen's supposed to look like an electrostatic generator - the kind that makes your hair stand on end - and works by distilling magnetically-charged particles into an ink that shimmers green, violet and pink.

"When January rolls around
Leave your Aurora Borealis Ink Pen
On a windowsill, to let Reggie know
She's welcome in your household"

If you'd like to receive a free Reggie ornament and card, just email reggieATsonyachloe.info with your mailing address - 1 per household.  Supplies are limited, and for a limited time only!

* Have some spinach pie and carrot juice, in honor of Reggie the Red-Eyed Flying Vegetarian Polar Bear, who thrives on "bushels of cold slippery kelp" and "beta-carotene fortified icicle puree."  Read more about the polar bear'n'carrot connection at the San Diego Zoo blog, Polar Bear Summer by JoAnne Simerson.  (Note:  Not affiliated with San Diego Zoo, just really liked this blog entry!)

*  If you are in the Detroit area, visit the Detroit Zoo's Arctic Ring of Life exhibit.  Detroit is Reggie's hometown!

*  Visit YouTube, and listen to Canadian Inuit activist Sheila Watt-Cloutier discuss global warming.

* Do an online search for "Save the Polar Bears," to learn more - then donate to your organization(s) of choice!  Even $5 will help.

~ Appreciate it! Reggie (growl)