I just saw this on my FB feed and thought it well worth sharing.
I take my hat off to the creator of this meme for putting this out there.
I think we could all learn a lot from Pooh, Piglet, Tigger, Owl and Christopher Robin.
I just saw this on my FB feed and thought it well worth sharing.
I take my hat off to the creator of this meme for putting this out there.
I think we could all learn a lot from Pooh, Piglet, Tigger, Owl and Christopher Robin.
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That’s a great one!
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I thought it was pretty good. Thanks 🙂
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ahhh, love eyore!
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I once found a book called (something like) Eeyore’s tips for Gloomy Days and bought it for a friend. I thought it was just precious.
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Fantastic. Wise friends 🙂
Love Winnie the Pooh.
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Personally Tigger was my favourite but all of the friends at Pooh Corner are pretty cool.
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He he Tigger was always my favourite too 🙂
You and your boy are forefront in my thoughts and prayers right now xx
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Thank you Robyn. My son has an interstate visitor there right now and this is distracting him somewhat. He has good days and bad days but still far too many bad days.
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Nice to have a visitor.
Will keep praying 🙂 I have an idea that Id like to run by you. Wonder if you’d email me when you are able if poss via my Contact?
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That’s fantastic. I’m going to share.
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Go right ahead. 🙂
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ee —- aaaawwee – SO sweet – and SO true!
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So wonderful right?
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I love this!
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Thank you Granny. I thought it was pretty good. 🙂
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Oh so true….compassion and understanding is the key, not someone else trying to fix me.
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That’s true. As in the case of my son, I can give him suggestions on things that might help, but I cannot fix him.
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Hugs
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Thanks. 🙂
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Lovely! 🙂
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It is rather. 😀
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I love this! xx
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You’re back sweetie!! I’ve been so worried about you. It’s wonderful to see your face once again. 🙂
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🙂 It’s good to be back!
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❤
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❤
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❤ ❤ back at ya
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That really is an important message. Thank you for sharing it!
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Thank you for reading Cindi. 🙂
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They were my favourite childhood books and I shared them with my boys who loved them too. As an adult I read The Tao of Pooh and The Te of Piglet by Benjamin Hoff. The books explore the lessons we can learn from Pooh, Piglet and friends and are well worth a read.
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They sound delightful. I think I was telling someone that I found a book about Eeyore’s outlook on life once and gave it to a friend. I thought it was pretty funny.
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I never considered Eyeore as having a problem, I assumed it was just his character or personality.
Looking at a lot of cartoon characters I can see varying traits in them all.
Ian
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Oh, I think many of our favourite cartoon characters would keep a therapist in business for years. lol
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