BECAUSE I CAN NEVER ACTUALLY BE "WORDLESS": My son's Winnie-the-Pooh is just looking at what lies ahead. Pooh's been with us since my son was four years old. He goes just about everywhere we do. When my son lost his Boppy, Pooh is the one that took his place. If you tell him I shared this photo with you, I will deny it!
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It gets even better, Cindy. Pooh has his own miniature wooden bed (with bedding and pillow, mind you) that my son and husband made at a Home Depot workshop when my son was just a little guy. Again, I will deny ALL of this! :)
Hi Heather
Winnie-the-Pooh is setting the example for us to look ahead.
Good luck and success
Lou Ludwig
He's definitely not like his friend, Eyeore, Lou. Pooh is always an optimist.
Thanks, Gary. I like it, too. Eyeore has always been my favorite for some reason. However, Eyeore is fine as a character. In real life, not so much. I used to have a client that always answered the phone like she was just one step from taking a handful of pills and drifting off into a deep, dark sleep. This always made me think of Eyeore.
What a cute little fuzzy friend -- all the best and lots of closed sales.
We used to take Bill the Cat with us all the time but he doesn't travel so much anymore.
Thank you, Patricia.
Thank you, Bob & Carolin. I wish you lots of closed sales.
Pooh still comes with us, Gene, and my son is 14 now.
My sister had a stinky old bunny rabbit that she kept as her 'sleep buddy' for more years than I can remember... Your building consultant for life in Nashville, TN
Heather,
That is priceless and the bear looks so peaceful
Thanks for sharing
Have a great day
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Leander
I stil have a teddy bear (Goldie) my aunt gave me when I was 5, Michael. I don't sleep with it (haven't for years), but I still have it. Just can't seem to let it go. :)
If only we could all be this peaceful, Leander. Thanks.
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