Piglet climbed down the small tree and smiled and walked over to Eeyore and handed him his tail. Eeyore was so happy in his own way and Paddington opened his suitcase to see if he had anything to attach Eeyore's tail so maybe he would not lose it again. He found a safety pin and attached to Eeyore's back end. Eeyore was just so happy wiggling it around. He offered his thanks to all involved and joined in the party that seemed to be growing to get Paddington back to London proper. Who will they meet next? Could it be....
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Pooh meets Paddington
Eeyore reached the sapling and studied it very long. "I think I found my tail up a tree. Have no way of knowing how it got this far. They all said that it was quite blustery this morning. "I suppose it was." said Eeyore. They all looked up into the tree and they to see what looked like Eeyore's tail. The tree did not look strong enough for Pooh or Paddington or even Eeyore to climb, so Piglet decided to shake off his anxiety and climb the tree. Piglet made it to the spot, and it was Eeyore's tail now.
By Mark Graham5 months ago in Fiction
Comments (5)
Love these Mark. Everyone loves Pooh’s adventures am sure 💙
Thank you, Mark, for continuing Pooh's adventures! They are such heartwarming tales. 🥰
I wonder who they would meet next. Thankfully Paddington found a safety pin to attach Eeyors tail. I felt just as happy as him, especially when he was wiggling it around 🤗♥️
Poignant joy in playful simplicity tails, teamwork, and teddy-bear friendship spark a delightful journey. Lovely!
I love Pooh and Paddington, I'm a child again, I'm so glad you shared xx