“hallo, rabbit,” he said, “is that you?”
“let’s pretend it isn’t,” said rabbit, “and see what happens.”
― A. A. Milne
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art credit: painting (Counting Invisible Stars) by Tetsuhiro Wakabayashi
Apr6
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I didn't have my glasses on.... 
I like where Rabbit’s head is at.
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rabbit gets it
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A brilliant and far-sighted writer was A. A. Milne. I think Winnie-the-Pooh is if not the very best work of fiction ever created then it is clearly one of the very best.
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he certainly was one of the best in my book –
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Rabbit is alway a no nonsense type of character. I wonder where he is at?
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Me too
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🤔
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Winnie the Pooh stories heard over and over again never lose delight. And yes, they must be heard!
The best way to settle down a class of noisy (slightly unruly) 2nd graders is to not say a word but sit down on the rug with a book in hand. 🙂
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It’s a fail safe magic
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Milne really got it. Ideal for children and adults alike.
Best wishes, Pete.
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Yes, something for all ages to enjoy
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time for Easter bunny poems 🙂
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Yes!
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The day’s ‘a knocking, Beth.
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Close now
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Happy Easter Beth
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You too
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Good idea
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I think so too
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Kids are lucky to know Mr. Milne. We adults are lucky to remember. Our family quotes him back-and-forth.
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So much wisdom in his words
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Love that rabbit’s reply!
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Me too
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A lovely quote! Pooh’s Hundred Acre Wood is based on Ashdown Forest, a place I often pop to for a walk. Pooh Sticks Bridge is quite a tourist attraction there nowadays!
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That’s so cool
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I don’t remember a lot of Pooh in my childhood or my son’s. But anymore that doesn’t mean it didn’t happen.
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I really get that
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Let’s pretend it not…brilliant. Hugs, C
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Right!
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Happy Holy Thursday. I am scrambling to find someone to wash my feet. Nobody will do it, not even me.
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Take your shoes off, and sit outside to await the rain
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I like how you are so grounded and always have a practical answer!
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I watched a special about rabbits on public television for awhile last evening. Quite interesting to see the many types. I watched until the hawks and owls noticed the rabbits. Then I turned off the TV.
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I can understand why it was a good time to turn it off
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He touched so many children who then became adults having learned the lessons he taught.
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Yes, you’re so right
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I like this!
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❤
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Love it!
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I really loved this painting and the words seemed to fit –
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How sweet.
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❤ I'm posting a lot of rabbits these next few days –
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What a beautiful image. I like Rabbit’s plan.
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me too –
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😊
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That’s fun.
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🐰
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