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Amy: ear-deep in novels, poetics, and historical documents. Posted Jun 18, 2001
*bows and collects 
s* 
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Amy: ear-deep in novels, poetics, and historical documents. Posted Jun 18, 2001
*hops around a bit... looking very 
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parrferris Posted Jun 18, 2001
I'm more of an Eeyore by nature...
BTW, did I ever mention that I met Christopher Robin? Miserable b*gger he was....
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Yael Smith Posted Jun 19, 2001
I love Eeyore! He's my favorite character!
Why, what's wrong with Chris?
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Amy: ear-deep in novels, poetics, and historical documents. Posted Jun 19, 2001
Always preferred Eeyore and Roo, myself. Never cared much for Christopher Robin...
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Amy: ear-deep in novels, poetics, and historical documents. Posted Jun 19, 2001
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Amy: ear-deep in novels, poetics, and historical documents. Posted Jun 19, 2001
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Amy: ear-deep in novels, poetics, and historical documents. Posted Jun 19, 2001
Sure... 
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parrferris Posted Jun 20, 2001
Christopher Milne (aka Christopher Robin, A.A.Milne's son)used to own a bookshop in Dartmouth, my home town. My grandfather knew him fairly well, but I only met him properly a couple of times; mostly he was just a grumpy presence at the back of the shop. I can't really blame him, I think it must have been terrible living your whole life in the shadow of a rather twee version of your childhood self - not to mention your cuddly toys. Actually, to be fair, a friend of mine who knew him rather better says he wasn't really that grouchy, so maybe it was just me!
Sadly he died a couple of years ago.
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Yael Smith Posted Jun 20, 2001
Tigger? Ooh! Where?
I read somewhere he really hated his father for writing all these stories about him, and I can really understand him, it sounds terrible. So I guess it wasn't just you, Dan...
s to all!
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Yael Smith Posted Jun 20, 2001
Would you like having to share your childhood with so many strangers? He didn't even have a saying in that matter... And he didn't always looked too well in those stories, either...
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