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  1. "Hefalumps" Description: Hostile Animal. Comes in every shape and size and color. Often Elephant-shaped. More Description: Feared by residents of the 100 Aker Woods Address: 100 Aker Woods. Rarely seen. Best Friend:: The Woozle. Favorite Thing to Do: Steal hunny. Favorite Food: Pooh's Hunny. How To Catch One: Build a Cunning Trap, like a Very Deep Pit, and use Hunny for bait. Or if you are like Pooh and love hunny so much that you can't stand the thought of using real hunny as bait, then use yellow cheese (because it looks like hunny) and put it in a jar marked "Hunny". How to Get It Home If You Catch One: Lead it home by a string, or it may come if you whistle. As you can see Bubba, Hefalumps are a fearsom creature,so be prepaired if you happen upon one. :D jim

  2. To gaze into the eyes of the person we love and see a perfect reflection of our own emotion really is something to behold.

    It is said the eyes are the window to the soul and beautiful, clear, expressionate eyes are simply a delight to look at, often saying more than words could ever hope to.

    But just how good are we at gauging someone’s mood or motive when we look at them. Body language gives most of us a good idea but it's the eyes that say it all.

    Not exactly scientific but here’s a little test....just for fun. :D

    the eyes have it

    jim

  3. I can’t help but smile at the names you have given to your new mules Lucy. ”Happy” and “Slappy”, how very cute. :D Over the last 18 months or so, my own interest in mules has developed considerably and I can relate easily to the pleasures and pains of wearing a new pair for the ist time. Like Happy & Slappy, my favorite pair are also made in China. These are by Colin Stuart, are very well made and have an arch that fits my foot perfectly. Jimmy Choo’s they are not, but what a joy they are to wear. Thanks for sharing your experiences Lucy and please, keep us up to date with your progress.I look forward to it. best regards jim

  4. Aesop

    AN EAGLE sat on a lofty rock, watching the movements of a Hare

    whom he sought to make his prey. An archer, who saw the Eagle

    from a place of concealment, took an accurate aim and wounded him

    mortally. The Eagle gave one look at the arrow that had entered

    his heart and saw in that single glance that its feathers had

    been furnished by himself. "It is a double grief to me," he

    exclaimed, "that I should perish by an arrow feathered from my

    own wings."

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