One September day, I had the pleasure of going for a walk with two of my granddaughters. The breeze was chasing the falling leaves down the street and our feet made a crunching sound as they trudged through dry leaves by the curb.
Suddenly a whirlwind formed and moved down the street right before our eyes, catching the leaves up with it, swirling them around. After the whirlwind had passed, two-year-old Ashlynn looked up to the sky and pleaded, "Do it again!"
My oldest granddaughter, Kye, was a Winnie the Pooh fan and loved the story of the Windy Day. I recently realized that the actor who did the voice of Gopher is the same actor who played Ernest T. Bass on the Andy Griffith Show.
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11 comments :
A perfect story of childhood and innocence! I like your raking scarecrow.
I love to see the leaves swirl around, like a mini-tornado! Fun memory.
children say the cutest things.. I have seen in the past the little winds stirring leaves. a precious memory here.... I never watched the Pooh stories but I do remember Ernest T....
Ah, so cute!
Hello,
Cute story. I have been seeing the leaves falling on our recent walks. Love the scarecrow. Enjoy your day and weekend!
What a sweet memory of you taking a walk with your granddaughters on a windy day. This is a cute story, Karen, and that was precious what Ashlynn said. You know, I've been watching The Andy Griffith Show lately. I miss all those old shows. Time to watch them again. : )
~Sheri
What a lovely story. Fall is coming isn't it. hugs, lj
I watched the Pooh stories with my sons several times when they were little boys...We are planning watching the movie together when it arrives(?) here next weeks.Time flies...Hugs!
Karen, I loved this adorable story. I love the innocence of children, the pureness of their thoughts. I will have to watch that Pooh toon. Blessings to you, xoxo, Susie
That would be so neat to see for real. I instantly remember the scenes from Whinne the Pooh with the wind blowing leaves everywhere.
Such a cute story about your granddaughter. I love Winnie the Pooh.
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