💜Dinner here with some of our adult children and one grandson.
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🩵Mrs Piggly Wiggly
@Cupcake12 #motivationalmonday
💜Dinner here with some of our adult children and one grandson.
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🩵Mrs Piggly Wiggly
@Cupcake12 #motivationalmonday
My cat Watney is patiently waiting for trick-or-treaters! I've seen a bunch of groups out in the neighborhood - we have an elementary school and a house that puts on an elaborate display - but not many have come to the door. I wonder if our outside lights aren't bright enough?
#CatsOfLitsy
“Sometimes the smallest things take up the most room in your heart.“ - A.A. Milne
my dog is named after Winnie because of how big of an impact this story has on my family!
A.A. Milne's tales about Pooh and friends teach kids about friendship and problem-solving. They can be used in class to talk about being a good friend, solving problems together, and being true to yourself. I love winnie the pooh and have grown up on it. I would absolutely love to incorporate it into a classroom
This was left in our LFL and I wanted to read it because our pibble‘s name is Winnie. Turns out it‘s the true backstory of Winnie the Pooh, for whom said pibble is named. The author is the great granddaughter of the veterinarian who bought a bear cub from a trapper at a train station (as one does) while on his way to serve in WWI. A touching story, and there are photos of the real Winnie in the back. ❤️❤️❤️
The story is so fun and whimsical and it just made me feel so nostalgic. Pooh and all is friends are so endearing and I love every single one of them (Eeyore being my fav). I was surprised to discover that Tigger is not in this book; he appears in the sequel. I was so charmed by all the characters that I actually didn‘t notice his absence until the last chapter.
Full review: https://oddandbookish.wordpress.com/2023/09/21/review-winnie-the-pooh/