How Do You Do, Winnie the Pooh? I Love this lil guy and his band of friends! He DOES deserve a day all to his own! TODAY IS IT!!
National Winnie the Pooh Day
This beloved collection of stories, first published in 1926, was inspired by the teddy bear of author A.A. Milne's son, Christopher Robin, who himself became one of the stories' characters. The original Winnie-the-Pooh (and hyphens too!) was named for Winnie, a black bear at the London zoo, and Pooh, a swan Christopher encountered while on vacation. While one might expect this naming combination to lead to a sort of bear/swan hybrid in Milne's stories, the result was actually the adorable honey-loving bear we've all come to know and cherish.
This beloved collection of stories, first published in 1926, was inspired by the teddy bear of author A.A. Milne's son, Christopher Robin, who himself became one of the stories' characters. The original Winnie-the-Pooh (and hyphens too!) was named for Winnie, a black bear at the London zoo, and Pooh, a swan Christopher encountered while on vacation. While one might expect this naming combination to lead to a sort of bear/swan hybrid in Milne's stories, the result was actually the adorable honey-loving bear we've all come to know and cherish.
So, with my Color Coach, Big Shot, some Punches, Stampin' Write Markers and the Carry On stamp set this cute little card came to life!
Using the (Of Course!) Honeycomb Embossing folder from the Spring Mini, the Apolocary Framelits and the Bigh Shot... the English 'Keep Calm' ties this pounched Winnie the Pooh into his 'heritage' and histroy! I hope that YOUR Day is Honey Sweet!
Piglet sided up to Pooh from behind, "Pooh" he whispered.
"Yes, Piglet?"
"Nothing." siad Piglet taking Pooh's paw.
"I just wanted to be sure of you.'
Thank you for coming by, taking a look and leaving a comment.
What can you celebrate? I hope it's life, I'm trying to!
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