Post by Shan Shan Liu on May 5, 2016 7:12:48 GMT
Winnie-the-Pooh
-----A.A.Milne
Dear diary:
My dearest friend pooh came to my house today. I was really glad to see him. I invited him to stay to have lunch with me. Pooh stayed and had a great amount of food. After he finished all of my honey and milk, he shook my and hand and thanked me for the meal. When he was ready to go home, an awkward incident happened---- Pooh got stuck in the front door. Pooh’s position was trapped in my Home! He couldn’t get out of the front door neither step back into the house. He had simply grown too fat to make his way fully through the door. I tried to push him through, but it wouldn’t work. So I ran as fast as I could to get Christopher Robin. Unfortunately, we still couldn’t get Pooh out of my door even with our combined strength. So we came up with a plan to wait for a week until he got thinner. Then we would be able to push him out much more easily. Christopher and I promised Pooh that I would be there with him to read stories and take his mind off of being stuck in a hole while in the mean time I gathered all my friends and relatives to help pull him through the door. At the end of the week, we could finally pull him out of the hole with all my friends and relatives’ help. I felt really proud for what I had done for Pooh. I think that’s what real friends would do their friends. However, hopefully it doesn’t happen again. It feels amazing to be able to relax in my home again without having someone’s butt staring at me 24/7.
Truly,
Rabbit
-----A.A.Milne
Dear diary:
My dearest friend pooh came to my house today. I was really glad to see him. I invited him to stay to have lunch with me. Pooh stayed and had a great amount of food. After he finished all of my honey and milk, he shook my and hand and thanked me for the meal. When he was ready to go home, an awkward incident happened---- Pooh got stuck in the front door. Pooh’s position was trapped in my Home! He couldn’t get out of the front door neither step back into the house. He had simply grown too fat to make his way fully through the door. I tried to push him through, but it wouldn’t work. So I ran as fast as I could to get Christopher Robin. Unfortunately, we still couldn’t get Pooh out of my door even with our combined strength. So we came up with a plan to wait for a week until he got thinner. Then we would be able to push him out much more easily. Christopher and I promised Pooh that I would be there with him to read stories and take his mind off of being stuck in a hole while in the mean time I gathered all my friends and relatives to help pull him through the door. At the end of the week, we could finally pull him out of the hole with all my friends and relatives’ help. I felt really proud for what I had done for Pooh. I think that’s what real friends would do their friends. However, hopefully it doesn’t happen again. It feels amazing to be able to relax in my home again without having someone’s butt staring at me 24/7.
Truly,
Rabbit