Guest guest Posted March 15, 2006 Report Posted March 15, 2006 I have seen the term Woobie used quite often. Would someone please enlighten me as to what a Woobie is? THANKS! EXPECT GREAT THINGS! Blessings, Ro Thank you, Your Highness, The Queen of Woobies and Ms. RoseWild for your thoughtful responses to my Inner Hippie. Quote
Guest guest Posted March 15, 2006 Report Posted March 15, 2006 I shouldn't answering this as it might seem to be " promoting " my stuff and it's not ad day... Woobies: Security blankets, first heard by many people in the movie " Mr. Mom " with Michael Keaton as a stay at home dad. MY Woobeys. 1. My best friend, security blanket and ghost buster until he died, a black and white Manx cat. 2. Woobeys today are microwavable and freezable therapy pillows, named after said cat for the comfort they deliver. Hope that covers it! K On 3/15/06, Ro Cazenave <cajunro wrote: > > I have seen the term Woobie used quite often. Would someone please > enlighten me as to what a Woobie is? THANKS! > EXPECT GREAT THINGS! > Blessings, > Ro > > Thank you, Your Highness, The Queen of Woobies and Ms. RoseWild for your > thoughtful responses to my Inner Hippie. -- > Cheers! > Kathleen Petrides > The Woobey Queen > Http://www.woobeyworld.com Quote
Guest guest Posted March 15, 2006 Report Posted March 15, 2006 Kathleen, WOW! I get it now. Went to your website and saw what it meant. What a cute name for a security blanket! This is awesome! Who cares if you are promoting your products by answering my question.at least my question has been answered. THANKS! Blessings, Ro _____ I shouldn't answering this as it might seem to be " promoting " my stuff and it's not ad day... Woobies: Security blankets, first heard by many people in the movie " Mr. Mom " with Michael Keaton as a stay at home dad. MY Woobeys. 1. My best friend, security blanket and ghost buster until he died, a black and white Manx cat. 2. Woobeys today are microwavable and freezable therapy pillows, named after said cat for the comfort they deliver. Hope that covers it! K On 3/15/06, Ro Cazenave <cajunro wrote: > > I have seen the term Woobie used quite often. Would someone please > enlighten me as to what a Woobie is? THANKS! > EXPECT GREAT THINGS! > Blessings, > Ro > > Thank you, Your Highness, The Queen of Woobies and Ms. RoseWild for your > thoughtful responses to my Inner Hippie. -- > Cheers! > Kathleen Petrides > The Woobey Queen > Http://www.woobeyworld.com Quote
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