After the shooting, some Trump allies wanted to believe it had softened him. And Rabbit thinks Tigger can be unbounced.
Tag Archives: A. A. Milne
Trump Allies Dream of Unbouncing Tigger
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Summer’s Over, Back to School
The end of the Pooh books mourns the end of summer and the return to school.
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Mothers with a Mind of Their Own
Anyone with an elderly parents–and anyone with a three-year-old–will related to Milne’s “James James Morrison Morrison.”
Poohing in the Sun
Tuesday June has opened in Sewanee, Tennessee with four gorgeous days so I’m sharing one of Pooh’s nature poems. A. A. Milne’s self-deprecating poet describes sensory input blending together in a moment of pure bliss. Happy Summer! Oh, the butterflies are flying, Now the winter days are dying, And the primroses are trying To be […]
Becoming Clever at Age Six
A. A. Milne’s poem about turning six gets the age just right.
Famous Physicians to the Rescue
Thursday I’m back home after a scare. As I reported yesterday, I was flown to the MedStar Washington Hospital Tuesday afternoon because the doctors feared I was having a heart attack. Once there, however, I learned that I had pericarditis, which they treated and then sent me home 24 hours later. I am tired but […]
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A Sense of Wonder at the Zoo
Taking my son to the National Zoo recalled A. A. Milne’s “At the Zoo.” As with Christopher Robin, the elephants were the star attraction.
Milne’s Old Sailor & ADD
A. A. Milne’s “Old Sailor” is an accurate description of adult Attention Deficit Disorder.
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2014, Eeyore, & Silver Linings
We can learn from Eeyore to be more forgiving of our public servants.
